Comp TIA boot camps
Hello,
I was doing some research online and wondering if anyone had any comments/suggestions on doing A+ and Network+ boot camps. I have some money that can only be used for job certification or put towards an associates degree. I was just wondering if they are worth the price tag? When I get on my PC I will link the places I found that are in my area. I live right inbetween San Francisco and Sacramento.
I was doing some research online and wondering if anyone had any comments/suggestions on doing A+ and Network+ boot camps. I have some money that can only be used for job certification or put towards an associates degree. I was just wondering if they are worth the price tag? When I get on my PC I will link the places I found that are in my area. I live right inbetween San Francisco and Sacramento.
Comments
If you are already experienced with the exam objectives then by all means I would attempt the boot camp.
I've been to a single boot camp, it was not easy.. I think are worked off 6 hours a sleep a night and studied constantly for 2 weeks (and I mean constant), and I was already familiar with many of the topics (just not all of them as in depth as needed).
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Boot camps are not cheap
Just remember that having a certification without any experience is going to make it very difficult to find employment especially when the unemployment rate is like 9 percent. You are competing with a lot of experienced professionals.
I would not waste the money on a bootcamp. I would put the money into a experienced based training program.