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Information Technology (IT) Certifications
Computer certifications exist for a single purpose: to provide a measurable account
of a specific set of skills and/or product knowledge. If you are an expert, a
certification is proof. If you are not yet an expert, the path you must take to become
certified will provide you with the tools to become one.
For the person just starting out in IT the focus needs to be on the basic
certifications. It will also demonstrate a willingness to learn that will help you get the
promotion or job you are seeking. Indeed, one major reason these certifications
have become so popular is that partnership relationships with each company often
required that a reseller or integrator have a certain number of certified staffers on
board.
One of the primary questions that IT professionals always want answered about
certification, is - will it help me increase my earnings? At least one research study
completed this year indicates the answer is yes. Certification Magazine's annual
salary survey for 2003 queried more than 19,000 IT professionals. The average
survey respondent held 3.2 certifications. According to the study, on average,
certification brought a 15.1% salary increase to IT professionals in 2003. In the
same survey in 2002, that number was just 7%.
IT Certifications Programs
A+
CCNA
Linux+
Managing a Windows 2003 Network
Windows XP Professional
Windows 2003 Server
Network+
Security+
Computer certifications exist for a single purpose: to provide a measurable account
of a specific set of skills and/or product knowledge. If you are an expert, a
certification is proof. If you are not yet an expert, the path you must take to become
certified will provide you with the tools to become one.
For the person just starting out in IT the focus needs to be on the basic
certifications. It will also demonstrate a willingness to learn that will help you get the
promotion or job you are seeking. Indeed, one major reason these certifications
have become so popular is that partnership relationships with each company often
required that a reseller or integrator have a certain number of certified staffers on
board.
One of the primary questions that IT professionals always want answered about
certification, is - will it help me increase my earnings? At least one research study
completed this year indicates the answer is yes. Certification Magazine's annual
salary survey for 2003 queried more than 19,000 IT professionals. The average
survey respondent held 3.2 certifications. According to the study, on average,
certification brought a 15.1% salary increase to IT professionals in 2003. In the
same survey in 2002, that number was just 7%.
IT Certifications Programs
A+
CCNA
Linux+
Managing a Windows 2003 Network
Windows XP Professional
Windows 2003 Server
Network+
Security+
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