PretoriaSillyperson
23rd May 2004, 15:23
I'm always in and out of here and now I need some advice for myself - for once.
I've a SA COM license but for many reasons I'm now back in the UK (family to follow shortly). I'm working as a systems trainer while I get my hours up. At the mo I'm training A+, N+ and a bit of XP (MCP). Thing is, I now have the opportunity to train (for free) to CCNA and thence to CCNP (my choice of modules). I'll then be training in this line. The other option I have is to get (another) MCSE (mine's in NT4) and then train others in that. As far as I can see, Cisco is the way forward as MCSEs are worthless in the real world - I think that's pretty much a priori.
Any advice from Cisco types very welcome - it's not often a UKP 5000 course comes up for free. I've even been given a 2500 Series router to play with.
Thanks,
PSP
London
I've a SA COM license but for many reasons I'm now back in the UK (family to follow shortly). I'm working as a systems trainer while I get my hours up. At the mo I'm training A+, N+ and a bit of XP (MCP). Thing is, I now have the opportunity to train (for free) to CCNA and thence to CCNP (my choice of modules). I'll then be training in this line. The other option I have is to get (another) MCSE (mine's in NT4) and then train others in that. As far as I can see, Cisco is the way forward as MCSEs are worthless in the real world - I think that's pretty much a priori.
Any advice from Cisco types very welcome - it's not often a UKP 5000 course comes up for free. I've even been given a 2500 Series router to play with.
Thanks,
PSP
London