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jaffas21
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Registered: Oct 2001 Location: Stockton on Tees Country: United Kingdom State: Certifications: A+ Network+ MCP I-NET Working on: MCP Degree
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cost of comptia exams
i thought i'd make a comment about the price of comptia exams ..... in England these exams have little value, my manager at a major IT company, dosen't even know what the I-NET is .... or the A+, Network+ ..
the microsoft exams cost about £80 each, but the I-NET is £171.00 ..... I personally only use comptia exams to build up vendor neutral knowledge, but begrudge paying these ridiculous amounts ..... maybe if i was in america these exams might have more value ....
I have sat my last comptia exam, until they get some value over here or they lower the prices
from what i've seen a lot of jobs in the helpdesk industry seem to mention ms office support quite a lot so i am going to do my outlook MOS and word MOS, and then move back into the msce track ..
Good luck to you Americans who can actually do something with these comptia certs
byyee
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08-24-03 05:30 PM
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kokonaing
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Registered: Oct 2002 Location: Karen Land Country: Myanmar State: Certifications: SCJP2, CCNA Working on: SCWCD(within one year), Network+ & i-Net+(if extra money in my pocket)
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That is the same thing in Thailand too. MS Certified are more valuable than compTIA certified.
I think the reason why compTIA are expensive is that they are valid for lifetime...
I got CCNA and planning to take the i-Net+ and Network+ back... But because of the price, I would delay to take it...
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08-25-03 05:22 PM
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cyberjus
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Registered: Nov 2002 Location: Country: United States State: Certifications: A+, I-NET+, e-Biz+, CIW Master Site Designer, MOS XP Master Working on: IT-Project+, MCAD, MCSD, Overcoming my CS addiction
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09-10-03 09:58 AM
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DaDnDe
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Registered: Apr 2003 Location: Country: United States State: Certifications: Other Working on:
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Re: cost of comptia exams
quote: Originally posted by jaffas21
i thought i'd make a comment about the price of comptia exams ..... in England these exams have little value, my manager at a major IT company, dosen't even know what the I-NET is .... or the A+, Network+ ..
the microsoft exams cost about £80 each, but the I-NET is £171.00 ..... I personally only use comptia exams to build up vendor neutral knowledge, but begrudge paying these ridiculous amounts ..... maybe if i was in america these exams might have more value ....
I have sat my last comptia exam, until they get some value over here or they lower the prices
from what i've seen a lot of jobs in the helpdesk industry seem to mention ms office support quite a lot so i am going to do my outlook MOS and word MOS, and then move back into the msce track ..
Good luck to you Americans who can actually do something with these comptia certs
byyee
WOW 171 Pounds... isn't that something like 230$ american??
That is very expensive. I got a package deal for A+, N+ and i-Net for 299$ or about 100 a piece. not much of a discount really. I could have gotten individual ones for about 115$ a piece i think...
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09-11-03 02:08 AM
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Gareth Leung
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Registered: Oct 2000 Location: Toronto Country: Canada State: Certifications: MCSE+I, i-Net+, CIW Associate, IT Project+ Working on:
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09-12-03 06:33 PM
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jaffas21
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Registered: Oct 2001 Location: Stockton on Tees Country: United Kingdom State: Certifications: A+ Network+ MCP I-NET Working on: MCP Degree
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TAXATION
When you sit these exams , you have to pay tax as well
it puts it up to £170 ish for this exam
maybe its different in America
but here we get shafted
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09-14-03 09:38 PM
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ruscorp
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Registered: Jun 2001 Location: Staten Island Country: United States State: Certifications: Enough Working on: Dublin Crew
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It's all about location!
Perhaps CompTIA means nothing in the UK, however it doesn't mean much more here. My boss thought A+ was an English Literature title I earned.
I hear e-Biz+ which is basically worthless (well no cert is worthless) in the US is very prized in Japan.
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09-14-03 10:58 PM
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rathore
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Registered: Jul 2002 Location: Country: Kuwait State: Certifications: BCS, MCSE Win2k, MCSA Win2k, MCP (220), A+ Working on: CWNA, Security+, CCNA
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i took my MS Exams & CompTIA exams in Kuwait & was shocked when the exam center told me the price of CompTIA exam........ it was/is like \
KD(Kuwaiti Dinar) 50/- for CompTIA(US$152/-)
KD(Kuwaiti Dinar) 30/- for MS Exam(US$91/-)
anyway i paid bcoz i wanted the certifications
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09-15-03 09:21 AM
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