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Jon T · 12-04-2008, 12:41

Also, as i've said at least once before on here, if you plan a career in IT, the essential qualification over everything else is a driving license. I say this because i've got the A+ and the first two semesters of a CCNA, but i'm stuck in an average paid job at a local authority, formerly being in a low paid job for a charity, and because of the lack of a driving license(because of disibility) I found it very hard getting a job like I have at the present.

As to general it exams, i'd go for the A+, and then probably N+(networking), if your having problems finding A+ or N+ try googling for CompTIA.

12-04-2008, 12:41	#4
Jon T ICT Technical Officer Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Mansfield, Notts Age: 28 Services: Virgin Media Telephone and 4Mb broadband Posts: 854	Re: MCDST course question from newbie Also, as i've said at least once before on here, if you plan a career in IT, the essential qualification over everything else is a driving license. I say this because i've got the A+ and the first two semesters of a CCNA, but i'm stuck in an average paid job at a local authority, formerly being in a low paid job for a charity, and because of the lack of a driving license(because of disibility) I found it very hard getting a job like I have at the present. As to general it exams, i'd go for the A+, and then probably N+(networking), if your having problems finding A+ or N+ try googling for CompTIA. Last edited by Jon T; 12-04-2008 at 12:46.