 | I am currently studying Business and Applied ICT at sixth form, I am finding it boring and I am just fed up with it. Would it be worth quitting sixth form which is a lot of work to do some Microsoft certifications such as the 'Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician' certification.
Then once I have passed that exam I could build up more Microsoft certifications. Thanks for your advice.
Ps, how hard is it to pass the 'Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician' certification? What can I do with it?
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| I am currently studying Business and Applied ICT at sixth form, I an finding it boring and I am just fed up with it. Would it be worth quitting sixth form which is a lot of work to do some Microsoft certifications such as the 'Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician' certification.
Then once I have passed that exam I could build up more Microsoft certifications. Thanks for your advice.
Ps, how hard is it to pass the 'Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician' certification?
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 | 2 answers - Asked By: philpot90210 - 7/26/2009 |
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| I am currently seeking employment as a desktop support tech and came across a computer spt analyst technician sr position. I was wondering what the "spt" stood for? The job description matches of a desktop support position. What are the requirements of a computer spt analyst and etc... Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank You.
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 | I am currently working as desktop support and I have been offered a job as server built technician in another company. I need some career advice. Is it a good move in terms of career advancement? I do hope to get out of technical support and into servers or network in the future.
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| ADITP Level 3- Advanced Diploma in I.T
NVQ 3 - I.T
MCDST- Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician
CompTIA A+
I have been out of work for 4 months now but i graduated in August,
Are these qualifications desirable, or should I look into further education??
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 | Obviously, there are "traditional" jobs for people graduating with a BA in Computer Science, such as jobs as a software engineer. I'm wondering - what types of "non-traditional" jobs are there for Computer Science BAs willing to get a graduate degree, either in computer science or another field?
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 | I know i can get a programming job but any other kind of IT jobs out there that i would be qualified for as well?
1 answer - Asked By: Travis Smith - 3/23/2013 |
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 | I really like computers so I was thinking what kinda jobs are there were you have to work on a computer? And not like stay at home work, but like buisiness stuff I suppose? I would say something like being in a cubicle but Im not really sure what I would be working on then? Anyway any job ( thats not at home) that I can work on computer would be cool, and please explain what I would be doing. Thanks!
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| I only have a high school diploma. Working right now on my degree in Computer Science. I really want a desk job of some kind but not doing phones all day. I can take phone calls but not all day. I'm just so ready to be done with warehouse jobs and into something that has more growth potential.
What do I need to do in order to get out from doing warehouse jobs and into getting a white collar job? I wouldn't mind working for a law firm doing entry level work for example.
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| Whats the difference between getting A+ certification and MCSE certification? Are there any others that are more valuable?
What are some of the more basic entry level jobs in the IT field?
1 answer - Asked By: Agent S - 10/1/2008 |
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| Hello, i'm a junior in high school , my gpa is somewhere between an 83 and an 86 (im not sure at the moment =p) and am interested in two fields of jobs. One being computers/technology, one being pharmacy. But if possible i would more enjoy a job in computers and technology seeing pharmacy requires a lot of school. What are some jobs that pay decent that have to do with building computers, or possibly overseeing a system of computers or anything of the sort?
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| I'm on my last semester at college about to earn my degree in Computer Information Systems. It's only an associates and i plan on continuing to get the Bachelors degree but i have to wait till fall to continue. So i was wondering what job should i try and get into that will help prepare me for after graduation.
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| I know that most Marine careers dont transfer easily into civilian jobs, like Infantry, Force Recon, etc. But there has to be some that are civilian related.
Thanks.
2 answers - Asked By: Spartan 117 - 5/12/2012 |
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| How much is the salary, how many jobs available, do you need to take a certified test like accountants and nurses?
Please tell me about this major from your experience, maybe you know someone or you are majored in this.
1 answer - Asked By: nobody guy - 7/28/2012 |
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| Friends and family ask me to help troubleshoot their computers and networking, and i actually don't mind the challenge of trying to fix them. only thing is these are basic type problems such as securing the home network or restart problems. i know i need to learn more, if i want an entry level job of this sort, would i need to take classes? if so, what specific type of classes? or would they train my on the job and i learn as i go? any helpful advice is appreciated.
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| I plan on continuing to get a bachelors but i want to know what kind of jobs can i get just an associates and what are the pay rates
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 | I am currently a 1st year irregular college student taking I.T. I transferred schools and my majors never got credited. But it's okay because i am slowly getting the logics in programming in Java. This next semester i am taking a System Analysis and Design(SADSIGN) and i am getting nervous because even though i am pretty good at logics, i am not that good at coding. But since it is a case study, we will be on group, we will be four i think. Project manager, Analyst, Documentation, and the programmer. I am asking what jobs i can get after graduating I.T. because what if i graduated I.T. and still not that good at coding, i am hoping that there will be a jobs that will require less programming. Like Database manager or in Multimedia or in charge of Network. So is there jobs that doesn't require hardcore programming skills?
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 | I have heard a few reviews on the machine and they all said It was a well rounded gaming desktop. I know their are different variables of the x51, but Im looking at the 3rd gen intel i7, 3.4ghz,8gigs of ram and 1gb nvidia 650. Sorry for the really scratchy specs, but I can't remember the exact details. Anyway, thanks, 5 stars for the best answer.
-Cooper
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 | I've always had a gift for math, and I enjoy hands on activities, particularly when it comes to computers. I also have a gift for graphic designing in many of my computer classes. So my question would be, are there any jobs out there that would appeal to a computer loving math genius? I really love the quote, "If you love your job, you never work a day a your life", and I would like to aim for that ideology.
I've also heard that computer programming involves nothing but writing lines of code. Is this true? If so, that's not a path I want to take.
3 answers - Asked By: Erinna Chet - 3/25/2013 |
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