New To Computing and IT
WMD1991
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Hi,
I've decided to pursue a career in computing and IT. So I've applied for a part time degree course in this subject area, which will take place soon.
I've had various low-skilled jobs in the past, so I'm also looking for a better career in the IT field. Since I have no experience, I was going to take some IT certifications. There are so many certifications that I'm not sure which one to take. I think CompTIA A+ will be a good start.
Are there any other certifications I should take? I was thinking of taking Microsoft certifications too. The ideal job role I'm looking for is an IT Technician or a IT support role.
I'm also dyslexic, which I've only found out recently this year. I'm not sure how that will affect my ability to complete the course and perform on the job.
Finally, I want to know how hard is it to get a career in IT? I'm based in the UK. My experience is that all jobs are hard to get. -_-;;
I've decided to pursue a career in computing and IT. So I've applied for a part time degree course in this subject area, which will take place soon.
I've had various low-skilled jobs in the past, so I'm also looking for a better career in the IT field. Since I have no experience, I was going to take some IT certifications. There are so many certifications that I'm not sure which one to take. I think CompTIA A+ will be a good start.
Are there any other certifications I should take? I was thinking of taking Microsoft certifications too. The ideal job role I'm looking for is an IT Technician or a IT support role.
I'm also dyslexic, which I've only found out recently this year. I'm not sure how that will affect my ability to complete the course and perform on the job.
Finally, I want to know how hard is it to get a career in IT? I'm based in the UK. My experience is that all jobs are hard to get. -_-;;
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DatabaseHead Member Posts: 2,754 ■■■■■■■■■■Don't ask us what certs you should do, that's yours and yours alone.
What about IT do you like? PC's and Laptops? Programming? Servers? Etc.....
For starters you have to know what IT vertical you like....
I'm contradicting myself here, but in the event your answer is I don't know....... I would check this site out. I think it looks amazing.
https://linuxacademy.com/ (Recommended by a lot of other members). -
jdancer Member Posts: 482 ■■■■□□□□□□For a dramatic introduction to IT, I can recommend the The Phoenix Project which also available as an audio book https://www.amazon.com/Phoenix-Project-DevOps-Helping-Business/dp/0988262592
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scaredoftests Mod Posts: 2,780 ModAgree with my fellow tech examers. The choice is up to you (or the job that requires it). I am a fellow dyslexic, and don't let that drive you, overpower it and you will do fine. Dog is my co-pilot (an old dyslexic joke).Never let your fear decide your fate....