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Looking for a Good MCSE program !
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I dont know if u have experience or not.. but the best course will be hands on.
I think for those who work with NT in the workplace the can pick up some things and pass the test by books and tapes.
If u have no experience, get a course the gives u hands on training.
I had only worked with W95, and had limited IT experience.
The classes i took were 8 weeks for each of the 7 areas, and each student had their own PC. Its also helpful to have a teacher who actually works and just does not teach. I was fortunate to have the same guy for all the courses. He taught at night, but worked with these systems during the day. He was teach us what Microsoft wants you to know to pass the test, but would also teach us the practical stuff of how it REALLY performs and works in the workplace. He was also available to us out of class. We could even sit in on other classes. It was expensive $1,000 per class, but it was worth it to a real novice like me.
I think for those who work with NT in the workplace the can pick up some things and pass the test by books and tapes.
If u have no experience, get a course the gives u hands on training.
I had only worked with W95, and had limited IT experience.
The classes i took were 8 weeks for each of the 7 areas, and each student had their own PC. Its also helpful to have a teacher who actually works and just does not teach. I was fortunate to have the same guy for all the courses. He taught at night, but worked with these systems during the day. He was teach us what Microsoft wants you to know to pass the test, but would also teach us the practical stuff of how it REALLY performs and works in the workplace. He was also available to us out of class. We could even sit in on other classes. It was expensive $1,000 per class, but it was worth it to a real novice like me.
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