Ace the industry's top IT certifications with this 57-hour training

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[Burty117]

Meh, I purchased, I already have my A+ and N+, might as well add my S+ to the list

 

[ghostf1re]

Interesting to see this pop up on here. I am actually enrolled into these courses already formally.

 

[techseven]

Interesting to see this pop up on here. I am actually enrolled into these courses already formally.

Would you recommend it for someone who has no formal training in IT?

 

[ghostf1re]

Would you recommend it for someone who has no formal training in IT?

I think having a teacher available to you is always nicer, because when you do see something in the book that isn't totally clear, you can just ask them about it. There are a ton of topics in these courses that are pretty involved and reading out of the book is not always going to be the best option. There are some good videos you can look up on www.udemy.com too. Also there is a really good channel on YouTube that goes over this stuff for free. Professor Messer on YouTube is excellent. It's all great study material.