Which Course to choose at Dynamix Learning Solutions

[Stevie G]

Hi ppl

Just want your opinion about helping me choosing a course at Dynamix Learning Solutions.

I can do a course there via my work. My current job currently entails desktop support/technician/telephonic support w.r.t. hardware,software,basic networking and troubleshooting, but no server or infrastructure support.

Which of these would be the most benefit for me currently and also in the future and why would you choose it. I also take into consideration what skills is needed in the current market and salary wise.

Link as follows
http://www.dynamix.co.za/itc_PRODUCTS.htm

CWNA: Wireless LAN Administration

IT Project Management, PMBOK 2004

CEA-CompTIA DHTI+

CompTIA A+
CompTIA A+ Certification: 220-602, 2nd Edition
CompTIA A+ Certification: 220-603, 2nd Edition
CompTIA A+ Certification: 220-604
CompTIA A+ Certification: 220-604, 2nd Edition
CompTIA A+ Certification: Essentials, 2nd Edition
CompTIA A+ Certification: IT Technician Fast Track

CompTIA CDIA+
CompTIA CDIA+ Certification, 2nd Edition

CompTIA Convergence+
CompTIA Convergence+ Certification, 2nd Edition

CompTIA CTT+
CompTIA CTT+ Certification, 2nd Edition

CompTIA Linux+
CompTIA Linux+ Certification, 2004 Objectives, 2nd Edition

CompTIA Network+
CompTIA Network+ Certification, 2005 Objectives, 2nd Edition

CompTIA PDI+
CompTIA PDI+ Certification

CompTIA Project+
CompTIA Project+ Certification, 2003 Objectives, 2nd Edition

CompTIA RFID+
CompTIA RFID+ Certification

CompTIA Security+
CompTIA Security+ Certification, 3rd Edition
CompTIA Security+ Certification, 2008 Edition

CompTIA Server+
CompTIA Server+ Certification, 2005 Objectives, 2nd Edition

MCDST
MCDST 70-271: Supporting Users and Troubleshooting a Windows XP OS
MCDST 70-272: Supporting Users and Troubleshooting Desktop Applications on a Windows XP OS

MCITP
MCITP 70-622: Windows Vista Enterprise Support

MCSE
MCSE 70-270: Windows XP Professional Administration, 2nd Edition
MCSE 70-284: Implementing and Managing Exchange Server 2003
MCSE 70-290: Managing and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Environment (Updated)
MCSE 70-291: Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Network (Updated)
MCSE 70-293: Planning and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure
MCSE 70-294: Implementing and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Infrastructure
MCSE 70-297: Designing a Windows Server 2003 Active Directory and Network Infrastructure
MCSE 70-298: Designing Security for a Windows Server 2003 Network
MCSE 70-299: Implementing and Administering Security in a Windows Server 2003 Network

MCTS
MCTS 70-431: Implementing and Maintaining SQL Server 2005
MCTS 70-620: Microsoft Windows Vista, Configuring

 

[Keeper]

how the heck did you get your job if you don't even have A+? I got that when I was like 16 :erm:

 

[Stevie G]

Yes i have an A+, but not through Comptia though.

I did mine through CTI - Computer Training Institute in 2001.

 

[Keeper]

Yes i have an A+, but not through Comptia though.

I did mine through CTI - Computer Training Institute in 2001.

well then re-read some of your material, perhaps "acquire" some trancenders online (i've heard they are awesome to prep you) and take the A+ tests yourself. (even if it's paid with your own money)

then take ANOTHER course paid by your work

all i'm saying is if you have to CHOOSE, don't take A+, as you have already studdied it - no point in doing it again

and get the CompTIA cert anyway - could only benifit you to have the qualifications on paper, I think it's around R1200 per test. (they are adaptive tests so it will adjust to your knowledge level, so study!)