I need help so much

Hi Every one;
first of all i wana thank the admin of this site this is one of the most amazing sites
i've ever seen any way
i'm engineer n i need some help
i took a course of MCSE but i didn't complete it for ergent reasons
n now i'm intending to self study some certifications but i don't know what to start with
i saw that the members have much experience so i need help
what shall i do?
what certifications shall i study?

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Cessation

Hey there Airforce!
Have you completed any of the Microsoft exams?
Is the MCSE primaraly what you are after?

sthomas

Go for what interests you the most and what you have experience in. Since you took a course for MCSE you may want to finish that. And keep in mind that A+/Net+ or A+/Server+ count toward MCSA, and Security+ counts toward MCSA and MCSE. Here is a link to what exams you need to take to get MCSE 2003. Hope that helps.

http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcse/windows2003/default.mspx

blargoe

It really depends, what is your current IT work and experience level? What you you "like"?

DeJay

@airforce_126: perhaps learning to use correct grammer should be your first step in starting your career?

nuglobe

DeJay wrote:

@airforce_126: perhaps learning to use correct grammer should be your first step in starting your career?

Wow you're so insightful. </ sarcasm >

hackdugood

LoL, WOW Dejay, you're messed up. LOL!!

tony0101

Hmmmmmmmm...... Thats his way of talkin. Now them peoples from that there southern dialect are a little crooked. just jokin. Your grammar is ok, just be sure to be accurate when on the job if you have to write.

airforce_126

thanx 4 replying every one n sorry about my way n my lang.
and don't worry any more cause i'm intending 2 take English
course at the AUC so i think soon it won't be a problem
Now i wana tell u of what the courses i'm intending to study
n please tell me ur opinion
1- English Course AUC
2- CCNA
3- Network +
4- MCP 70-270
so..............................................................

forbesl

I suggest you take the Network+ course before you take the CCNA course.