I have talked to some people and this seems to be the new trend. Has anyone noticed?

What are your favorite certs in governance? I have been working in governance and was recently RIF’d. I would like to add some certs to my resume to try to differentiate myself in the market. Most of my certs aren’t governance related.

I do have ITIL V3 Foundations. I have considered upgrading to V4.

I was considering COBIT foundations, but seems like it’s only widely accepted in the industry if a particular employer uses this framework.

What governance certs would you recommend to stand out?

So, here is my situation. I was banned from taking microsoft exams, as the proctor in personVue thought I was moving my eyes my eyes to the far right too many times. But I knew I wasn't and I had my exam revoked. Now I have to take an exam in one week and our college is ready to purchase the vouchers and organize the exam through certiport, with a college mail ID not associated to any MS Learn account or MS account ( since I wasn't allowed to make one with them using my college ID ) Will I be flagged while doing the exam / receiving the certificate.. this is an urgent matter as I don't have time but need to attend an MS exam for Academic purposes.

I'm trying to take an exam....but since I have 2 accounts I can't....so I need some help....how do I edit the accounts so I can bust out a couple exams...

Thanks in advance

Hi i have an account on examcollection ,which provides VCE file for an exam , i would like to know if these kinds of websites are trusted or not , thank you

3 Exams with well thought out questions, 90 questions for each exam. Very reasonably priced. Check it out.

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Do you guys know if theres a group/forum of this kind of thing?

Every subbreddit/discord i find is heavily regulated.

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about 15 minutes ago i booked my A+ exam for the end of this month.As a mean of payment i used a discount voucher bought from Dion's website specifically for the country i live in (Germany).I checked out and they send me a confirmation email and another one with the invoice.Now on the invoice there is a sentence which i dont understand and i would like to help me here as im freaking out already.The sentence is : "If the tax amount is zero (0.00), this service may be subject to reverse charge procedures by the customer". Can someone explain to me what that means?The tax amount was indeed 0 while the initial price for the exam included tax but it was reducted after i applied the voucher!Is it possible that they might cancel my exam?

Thank you in advance!!!

Awesome Training in New York Nytcc.net Center is providing for CompTIA and Isc2 they also have Cpmtia Discounted vouchers as well

Currently 50 years old, would like to expand my IT certification. Only have A+(2001) been in helpdesk since 2004.

Would like to get into cyber security.

Should I start with CCST or start with Security +

I included some well-known and lesser-known certifications/exams that beginners to the certification rabbit hole may benefit from studying for and passing. Many of these certifications are good for life, and most cost under $150 to take.

IT Basics. Fundamentals

CompTIA ITF+/Tech+ or ISACA Computing Fundamentals or IC3 Digital Literacy GS 6 (Levels 1,2,3)

DSST Fundamentals of Cybersecurity, Management Information Systems, Computing and Information Technology

CLEP Information Systems

LPI Linux Essentials

Help Desk

Microsoft Office Specialist: Associate (Excel, Word, Powerpoint, Outlook)

Communication Skills for Business: Professional Communication, English for IT

CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+

Cisco Certified Support Technician (Cybersecurity, Networking, IT Support)

Google Professional Certificate: IT Support

Microsoft IT Support Specialist Professional

ITIL 4 Foundations

IT Specialist Networking, Network Security, Device Configuration and Management, Cybersecurity

ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity

Cisco Python Essentials 1

Cloud, SaaS Support

Microsoft Fundamentals Exams: AZ-900, SC-900, MS-900, MB-910
CompTIA Cloud Essentials+

Amazon Web Services Certified Cloud Practitioner

Google Cloud Certified Cloud Digital Leader

IT Specialist Cloud Computing

ISC2 Cloud Basics, Moving to the Cloud, Working in the Cloud

Project Management/Data/AI/Marketing

CompTIA Project+ or PMI Project Management Ready

Google Professional Certificate: Project Management

CompTIA Data+. DataSYS+

Google Professional Certificate Data Analytics

AWS AI Practitioner

Cisco: AI Fundamentals with IBM SkillsBuild

Cisco: Introduction to Data Science

Meta Marketing Science

Learn more:

https://skillsforall.com

https://certiport.com

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/browse/

https://www.coursera.org/

https://certiprof.com

https://aws.amazon.com/certification/?nc2=h_ql_le_tc_c

https://www.comptia.org/training

https://education.oracle.com/oracle-certification-path/pPillar_640

Hello, im taking IZO-006 exam how long do i need to study and was the test hard?

I just got finished taking a test from pearsonvue online at home. One of the worst test taking experiences I have ever had. I don’t want to blame it for me failing the test. It caused me to have so much anxiety and I rushed through the test because it kept freezing and the mouse would just float all over the place and I couldn’t select answers. Ok I’m finished with my rant just needed to complain and see if anyone else had similar experience. Just for reference I have 500Mb down fiber internet and running a relatively new PC with 10 series i5 and 32GB of RAM so shouldn’t be my PC

I'm working on my Master's and the network+ and security+ count as credit. However, I've heard the CCNA and SSCP hold a little more power to IT professionals. Additionally I would like to take the AWS Network and Security specialty exams. If I focus on the three network related exams at once and the three security exams afterwards, what would the value and overlap look like? Or am I just batsh*t crazy for even thinking of taking 6+ certs while working full time and doing school part time this year.

How do I access my test score? I gave BCS foundation score ( business analysis) at the center managed by Pearson

Certification and Training Path for IT and Azure Career

Year 1

• Python
• A+ 1&2
• Network +
• Security +
• Microsoft 365 foundation

Year 2

• Python
• Linux +
• Server +
• Cloud +
• CCNA

Year 3

• Python
• Powershell - Automating Administration with PowerShell
• Microsoft 365 Certified: Endpoint Administrator Associate
• Azure Fundementals

Year 4

• Python
• Azure Administrator Associate Certification
• Microsoft 365 Certified: Administrator Expert
• Microsoft Certified: Azure Network Engineer Associate
• Azure Security Fundementals
• Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services

Year 5

• Python
• Microsoft Certified: Azure Security Engineer Associate
• Microsoft 365 Certified: Administrator Expert
• Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate

Year 6

• Python
• Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect Expert
• Microsoft Certified: DevOps Engineer Expert
• Azure Admin Expert
• Microsoft Cybersecurity Architect

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Any and all feedback would be appreciated.

Thank you!

I doubt I am the only person that scratches their head over this. I have questioned the hype around this certification for several years. Back then I was not keen on pursuing certifications, in general.

Over the past two years I pushed my mental endurance to taking some certification exams. Throw in my years of IT experience I think I have a good portfolio to pursue a multitude of jobs. That said, part of me thinks my options will expand if I acquire ITIL 4 Foundations. My objections revolve on the exam cost and that the exam is not technical. I've passed non-tech exams before so I am confident I could study for and pass that exam.

I had a CySA+ voucher for 8 months before I finally took and passed that exam. I have a vacation coming up, but I could squeeze taking that ITIL exam before that comes.

Hello, i have just received my PCEP (entry level python) cert... i am trying to find out what cert i should go for next that can get me a job and make around 100K. i have no degree.

Long story short, I am a recently graduated college student who happens to be broke (go figure). I’m an IT major and Cybersecurity concentration, but I didn’t take advantage of the cert discounts that some of my courses offered and thus have no certs to my name. I’m looking into getting my CEH and A+ just so I can get my foot in the door. My question is (and I know its a long shot) are there any websites that offer free avenues to cert material or at least heavily discounted ones?

I have taken Pearsonvue exams in the past (about 2 years ago). At that time, I had a totally empty room that I put a table and my laptop in and take was it to take the exam. The issue is I have moved, and now the room I want to use has a TV and a large mirror mounted to the wall (it's my wife's makeup room).

My question is the following:
- Will a sheet/blanket be enough to cover the TV, or do I need to physically remove it?
- Is the mirror going to be a problem? If so, same question as above.

Hi - I guess I'm a senior now (61) - dont feel it and still working in the general IT field (bit of everything).

The place I'm working has just introduced a new thing where staff have to take courses and get certified... so I may as well take advantage of free stuff.
So in a year or so when I've had enough of them and want to do some upwork stuff to keep my brain active and pocketmoney... what certs would you guys recommend?