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IT Cert Forum Advisor Administrator
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If you Any questions about certifications or any questions about IT feel free to join our new blog, you do not have to be student of E-Careers
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Forum Newbie
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Last Login: 21.07.2009 12:44:49
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| hi , looking for info. ,i have got my first exam for my A+ in a week ,how was it ? ,was it hard? how many question? ,did /do you exp.in the field already? as i don't , thanks jason
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Forum Newbie
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Last Login: 31.07.2009 11:04:04
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| Hi Jason, the easiest way to get into an IT job once you have gained your A+ is to start at support level and gain some experiance. PC Worls and other retailers gladly take on newly A+ quallified members in an advisory (shop floor) and PC fixing departments at around £17-20K start. Once you have 6mts+ you should be able to go further.
Are you moving onto N+ or Micrososft?
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Forum Newbie
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Last Login: 31.07.2009 11:04:04
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Very few have experience when they go for the A+ Essentials as this is oftern the first certificate that an IT newbie will attempt.
Although installing/troubleshooting is a day to day thing as a PC owner and so you could say that everyone has some experience!Good luck
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