My advice would be to look at what sort of position you would like to get and train appropriately, and remember that the cost is insignificant compared to potential earnings you would make with higher qualifications. :-)
Experience is very important these days as there are hordes of young'uns coming out of all the spherions and the likes with these new qualifications so you need to stand out from the bunch, having a more mature outlook or experience in other areas could be useful, but try and get any work experience you can, technical referees would be useful :-). jeremyb. > From: Yuri de Groot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 2002/05/05 Sun PM 07:33:15 GMT+12:00 > To: CLUG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: DipIT and (Linux-)IT jobs > > Hi all, > > I'm considering a 9 month Diploma in IT. > The course content includes some Linux stuff. > > Does anyone on this list employ IT staff, and if so > can you tell me if this is a qualification that would make > a difference to you as an IT employer. > > It is a "graduate diploma" and is "NZQA level 7", > whatever that means. > > Any thoughts about this from IT employers? > > TIA > Yuri >
