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**Discover the 8 Reasons Why Now is the Best Time Ever to Change to a High Tech Career**

Learning Tree Service for Not Yet Techies

"Computer Careers: PC Service and Support Certified Professional for Servers and Other Hardware High Tech Jobs"

by Richard Stooker, President Info Ring Press and author of Secrets of Changing to a Computer Career

Learning Tree service certifications from:

Learning Tree service certifications come from a well known computer training company and the classes you must take teach you to install, service and upgrade PCs. Learning Tree service certifications help validate your skills in those areas.

Type of Learning Tree service certifications for computer careers:

Cross Platform

Standard disclaimer:

Whether or not any certification is "worth it" is an individual decision. You alone must decide what your career goals and needs are.

Look at certifications from a cost/benefit or Return On Investment (ROI) basis. If they help you get a better paying job or make more money at your current job, they are obviously "worth it."

The problem is, there is no real way of measuring how much you can expect your income to go up as a result of any given certification. It also depends on non-related job search skills such as how well you network.

Learning Tree service certifications worth it?

To obtain all Learning Tree service certifications you must take their courses. All their courses have a good reputation. All their courses are also what I would call very expensive. Thousands. Usually close to $10,000.

It's not easy to determine the total cost for the Learning Tree service certification because many different prices are listed for the courses, plus you have a choice between electives.

How much do you want to pay to learn how to service PCs? You can take a class in A++ for much less, and that is the standard certification for PC technicians.

Learning Tree service certification background:

You become a fully trained and able to configure, troubleshoot and support PC-based computing systems.

The Learning Tree service courses provide extensive hands-on training with PC hardware, operating systems and networks. Keep PC-based systems operational and functioning at peak efficiency.

You will learn how to:

Disassemble and reassemble a complete PC system

Diagnose and fix PC hardware and software problems

Install and configure motherboards, adapter cards and disk drives

Recover lost files and directories

Solve memory management conflicts

Install, configure, optimize and troubleshoot Windows

Apply PC-LAN concepts and technologies

Optimize PC network performance

You must successfully complete 3 Learning Tree service Core Courses and 2 Elective Courses -- which means passing their final exams

Learning Tree service Core Courses

Hands-On PC Configuration and Troubleshooting (Course 145 - 4 days)

Advanced PC Configuration, Troubleshooting and Data Recovery: Hands-On (Course 150 - 4 days)

Hands-On PC Networking (Course 253 - 4 days)

Learning Tree service Elective Courses

Hands-On LAN Troubleshooting (Course 254 - 4 days)

UNIX: A Hands-On Introduction (Course 336 - 4 days)

Linux Installation, Configuration and Support: Hands-On (Course 330 - 4 days)

Hands-On Windows 2000 (Course 555 - 5 days)

Windows NT 4 Workstation and Server: Hands-On (Course 455 - 5 days)

Introduction to Internetworking: Switches and Routers (Course 364 - 4 days)

Windows 95 Support and Networking: Hands-On (Course 153 - 5 days)

Next: Server+ certification

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How one ex-engineer now makes $500,000 a year
The abilities most techies don't even realize they don't have -- which confines their success to their technical abilities
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