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ddr · 07-15-2009, 02:20 AM

I read this thread and this one as well and the jist of it is that A+ is useless. However, I recently asked a friend that worked at NCIX and he said I need to get at least my A+, plus a whole bunch of other certs to work there.... (for $1x/hr?)

Anyhow, I thought it would be an asset to my resume. But I was also confused as to which one I should take:
220-601 for Essentials
220-602 for IT Technician
220-603 for Remote Support Technician
220-604 for Depot Technician

Any further insight and advice would be great. I've been fixing computers since I don't know when and while reading through the material, the information does go beyond knowing how to build a computer and diagnosing hardware/software problems. My aim at the moment is just to hunt down a tech bench part-time/full-time job.

Thanks

07-15-2009, 02:20 AM	#28
ddr Snapping away Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Richmond Posts: 1,920 Thanked 97 Times in 84 Posts Failed 2 Times in 2 Posts	I read this thread and this one as well and the jist of it is that A+ is useless. However, I recently asked a friend that worked at NCIX and he said I need to get at least my A+, plus a whole bunch of other certs to work there.... (for $1x/hr?) Anyhow, I thought it would be an asset to my resume. But I was also confused as to which one I should take: 220-601 for Essentials 220-602 for IT Technician 220-603 for Remote Support Technician 220-604 for Depot Technician Any further insight and advice would be great. I've been fixing computers since I don't know when and while reading through the material, the information does go beyond knowing how to build a computer and diagnosing hardware/software problems. My aim at the moment is just to hunt down a tech bench part-time/full-time job. Thanks __________________ flickr