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a+ core studying

sujee27

So did you guys use study centres for the a+ certification... because i went to a study centre to study for my OS but i'm thinking since core is easier i would be better off studying on my own plus less costly...what do you think?

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Plantwiz

sujee27 wrote:

So did you guys use study centres for the a+ certification... because i went to a study centre to study for my OS but i'm thinking since core is easier i would be better off studying on my own plus less costly...what do you think?

If you want spend you hard earned money on a test center, by all means knock yourself out

Generally, bootcamps and schools (particularly for the general vendor-neurtal certifications) are a waste and you can invest your money in a couple great books, a lab and your job (or volunteer) to learn and understand all you need to know.

Depends on your style, but I would NOT pay for an A+ school.

FWIW

supertechCETma

Self study is the only way to go. It builds self confidence, self reliance and you will save so much money, you can buy yourself something nice.