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Sign up with some agencies. Tell them what you want to do and take it from there.I'm curious.... How do you get a job doing stuff like this? (looking after networks etc), I have tons of knowledge (more than the OP before he started, don't mean it snidely pal!), I can program switches, routers, access points, set up servers, set up cabinets all through my current job, (telecomms engineer) and through my personal life (hobby!), although I have no qualifications in it what so ever (apart from a BTEC in IT), everything I have learnt through hands on experience
I guess it would have to be a trainee role to prove my knowledge? I would love to do it, even for £600 a month; it's been my hobby since I was young! If anyone could help id appreciate![]()
Sign up with some agencies. Tell them what you want to do and take it from there.
Sorry to take the piss/seem thick? and seem "spoon fed", but what sort of agencies? I didn't even know there was agencies in this sort of thing!
Thanks a lot for your reply
I'm curious.... How do you get a job doing stuff like this? (looking after networks etc), I have tons of knowledge (more than the OP before he started, don't mean it snidely pal!), I can program switches, routers, access points, set up servers, set up cabinets all through my current job, (telecomms engineer) and through my personal life (hobby!), although I have no qualifications in it what so ever (apart from a BTEC in IT), everything I have learnt through hands on experience
I guess it would have to be a trainee role to prove my knowledge? I would love to do it, even for £600 a month; it's been my hobby since I was young! If anyone could help id appreciate![]()
You can do the certs for stuff in your own time. Cisco, Microsoft etc then just apply for jobs.
How old are you?
Employment agencies.
Yeah I was thinking about doing CCNA etc, it's not majorly cheap though, so will be a long process doing it that way.
ThanksI meant what type? What would I search for? Network Engineer Agencies? Haha..
You can do the certs for stuff in your own time. Cisco, Microsoft etc then just apply for jobs.
How old are you?
*really wishes he did go to f**king uni now*
I didn't go to uni and I work in networking.
I'm also 21.![]()
See!!! That gives hope! Lol, how did you go about getting in it? What do you do? If you could help me I'd be forever in your debt!
PM me if easier!
Post on an Internet forum and someone will tell you exactly what to do...
No wait, that's not it, hmm
You can do the certs for stuff in your own time. Cisco, Microsoft etc then just apply for jobs.
How old are you?
2 10 hour days would be pushing it slightly unless you already had a reasonable amount of knowledge in the area already.
Intensive courses are good for people who are already working in the area and have a decent amount of knowledge and want to get the certification done and dusted quickly.
They are not good if you want to actually learn as whilst you will learn stuff the pace is usually pretty quick that you're told what you need to know to pass an exam.
Friend of mine did the MCITP SA and EA course with Firebrand, he was there 12 days and did the lot, only him and another guy out of 13 managed to pass everything.
Another got offered the PRINCE2 foundation and practitioner at Firebrand dirt cheap as they were trialling doing it all in 3 days! He said not having looked at it before it was ok for foundation but that for practitioner it wasn't long enough.