a+ certification

My school is trying to set up a class for it, and if they do, I am taking it.

In case you don't know what that is, it is basically the main thing you need to get a job in IT if you don't have a degree. a+ certification - Google Search

good luck?

"A student attempting the A+ Certification should have approximately 500 hours work experience with operating systems, computer hardware, system files, maintenance, networking, configuration of hardware and software, and troubleshooting computer problems."

Holy jesus.

Originally Posted by Robert

That's like only 1 summer of work /

Originally Posted by Robert

ROFL I got more then 500 Hours Experience the crap I been doing for the past couple of years lol funny thing is im 16 and I can already apply for this GG

Originally Posted by μ

That's like only 1 summer of work /

Dayyum. :O

500 Hours of each subject?

Originally Posted by SloaMoeDaea

500 Hours of each subject?

In total. I hope...

Originally Posted by Robert

In total. I hope...

Oh... Thats still "Wow"

A+ is the most useless certification ever. If anything, it could get you a job at Bestbuy.

It's in total, and thats not mandatory, thats just recommended, and if it was mandatory, I would already have it. I built my first computer by hand about two years ago, Have built 2 more since, and doing a third this weekend to practice networking.

@Czar: You can't get an IT job without it.

Networking is one of the smallest units in the A+ curriculum.

Originally Posted by Czar

A+ is the most useless certification ever. If anything, it could get you a job at Bestbuy.

Wtf is BestBuy?

Originally Posted by Czar

Networking is one of the smallest units in the A+ curriculum.

Thats why I am going to take the class instead of just taking the test.

Originally Posted by ObamaBinLaden

There are other more specific certifications that are considered much more useful.

Originally Posted by ObamaBinLaden

Thats why I am going to take the class instead of just taking the test.

The class is basically useless as well.

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