What I.T Jobs Could I Land With
Sylice
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An A.A.S Networking Technology degree:
Http://www.waynecc.edu/networking
And certifications suchs as Comptia A+/Network+/Sec+ and CCNA?
And experience with home and classroom cisco labs?
Http://www.waynecc.edu/networking
And certifications suchs as Comptia A+/Network+/Sec+ and CCNA?
And experience with home and classroom cisco labs?
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scaredoftests
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Do you have any work experience? Maybe at first Desktop Support or Help Desk...Never let your fear decide your fate.... -
Segovia
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Probably an internship or two to start, then a desktop support/helpdesk role like scaredoftests mentioned.
With the CCNA though if you're lucky and someone likes you, a sweet network or datacenter technician job.WGU BS - IT Security ... Enrollment Date 10/15 ... Progress 45/124 CU {36%} -
Dakinggamer87
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Help Desk/NOC/Desktop Support roles would be the most likely to start off your career. I would also recommend doing some volunteer work at churches, libraries, or schools to build your experience and resume.*Associate's of Applied Sciences degree in Information Technology-Network Systems Administration
*Bachelor's of Science: Information Technology - Security, Master's of Science: Information Technology - Management
Matthew 6:33 - "Seek the Kingdom of God above all else, and live righteously, and he will give you everything you need."
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renacido
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A+/N+/S+ alone would put you in a lot of helpdesk jobs. Having 2 of those 3 would be enough in a decent job market for an entry-level gig.
Then add others while you're working and gaining experience.
Don't wait until you have a bunch of certs to start working in IT. Work history trumps certs and education both, plus you get paid while building it. -
markulous
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I got a contract job with just an Associates. I think it helped that I put protonic.com on resume as I'd been helping them for about a year here and there. Definitely get those certs, but you may be able to squeeze in with volunteer experience.
