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Comptia A+ do you get a welcome kit like MCP ?

zebra-3

Hi Lads,

Was wondering after I will have pass my A+OS, will I get a welcome kit like for MCPs ?

Would be great if someone could post some pics on how it looks like

and also how looks like the logo you put on CV...

before beeing MCP, I always wondered what was looking like a welcome kit, well now that I've got it, nothing to be exited really...but anyway here are some pics of my MCP welcome kit if some of ya wanna know how it looks :P

http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/7682/dscf00454zj.jpg

http://img268.imageshack.us/img268/8923/dscf00356ei.jpg

http://img268.imageshack.us/img268/4756/dscf00377ow.jpg

http://img242.imageshack.us/img242/400/dscf00382kj.jpg

http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/8338/dscf00307ve.jpg

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Olajuwon

Good stuff

This would be better if you posted it in the general certification forum.

zebra-3

ok, I think I can do that

Plantwiz

zebra-3 wrote:

ok, I think I can do that

No, don't double post. We can move things where they need to go!!

von1919

Hi all,

I have been working in the IT field for some time now but no certifications. How do I begin! It all just seems so frustrating! PLEASE HELP! I live in Charleston, SC, I do not know where to begin!

undomiel

Not quite sure why you dredged up an old thread to ask but I'd recommend taking a look at what you want to accomplish with certifications and then work on acquiring those. A+ is usually a good starting point but you may just wish to go straight onto the MCP->MCSA->MCSE route. Or if you're more interested in networking there is the CCNA. Or of course you could look at Linux+ and LPIC if you're interested in Linux.