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Hello everyone i am not that new but i have never properly introduced myself and i have got a bit of time this afternoon so here goes I like a variety of things including anything to do with gaming pc/xbox 360,drinking and socializing, music/mixing and i am also a bit of a family man i love spending time with my 2 boys. On the music front i like d&b and hard trance/techno... 1 of my mix sets http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?rjhjqa3ykj2 but i also like a lot of other music and on top of that we have another baby on the way. I am a qualified barber but hate my job so i have just been succesfully accepted for a 2 year course in IT (b-tec national diploma) at which i will come out as a qualified it technician and i cant wait. Well thats a bit about me and i must say i love this site and the people on it so nice to meet you all:D:D:D
 
lol Welcome to the forums,its only took you 158 posts,glad your not my paperboy,id be reading headlines of Diana Killed in Paris car crash now.
 
haha yea.

What sort of IT Course is it? i am starting my MCSE (Microsoft Certifyed Systems Engineer) degree in September i am doing

Operating Systems Configuration
Server Operating System Configuration
Computer Network Infrastructure
Implementing Exchange Server
 
He's doing a BTEC National Diploma, which is a college course, and an alternative of A-Level. It's purely coursework based, with no exams.
 
Kris said:
haha yea.

What sort of IT Course is it? i am starting my MCSE (Microsoft Certifyed Systems Engineer) degree in September i am doing

Operating Systems Configuration
Server Operating System Configuration
Computer Network Infrastructure
Implementing Exchange Server
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nd in it for practitioners
b tec national diploma

software design
website design
systems analysis
networking
.net computer programming
and in our second year we get to choose our specialised subject and also get put on a placement with an it company of which i am told (by the tutor) that 60% of the students get offered jobs. A very highly regarded qualification and equivelant to 3 a-levels so if i chose i could then go on to university to study computer science and become a computer programmer. I would love to learn c+ and c++ language but that is something for the future.
 
Exactly the one I did, except I had 18 modules (9 per year).

And I'm studying Computer Science now at Nottingham. :) It's a good course.
 
FMBilly said:
Exactly the one I did, except I had 18 modules (9 per year).

And I'm studying Computer Science now at Nottingham. :) It's a good course.
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mine is 18 modules to so it must be the same course. How did you find it mate?
 
I enjoyed it, wasn't enough practical work really though, but that's what I went to university for. I learnt a lot though about networking, the fundamentals of software, basic programming and stuff.
 
sounds good :) if thats what you want to do then best of luck....beats cutting dandruffy hair
 
It is something i really want to do and i am sure i will be good at it mate....
 
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