IT Courses from Just IT

June 21, 2011 - PRLog -- What types of people choose the IT courses at Just IT and where do they end up?
Over the past 10 years Just IT have trained people from various back-rounds ranging from IT graduates to BTEC holders, to people looking for a change of career. Just IT focuses primarily on graduates but if you have a true passion for IT and excellent communication skills and don’t have a degree the course represents an excellent opportunity for you. Many candidates are hobbyists who spend time building PCs and troubleshooting for friends and family and Just IT can still get you a job in the IT sector providing you pass an interview with one of our recruitment consultants.
Just IT runs 2 training programmes: the Network Professional Programme and the Development Professional Programme. The Network Professional Programme incorporates a range of certifications including Comptia A+, Microsoft Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 and Cisco CCNA. These certifications equip our candidates with the skills required to start off in a 1st line technical support role and support them through their progression into 3rd line support/network engineer positions. In fact, many of our candidates have progressed up to IT management posts and now use the Network Professional Programme as a method of recruiting into their own IT teams! For more information on the Network Professional Programme please click http://www.justit.co.uk/it_training/graduate-it-careers
The Development Professional Programme trains in Microsoft ASP.net and Microsoft C#, certifying candidates to start in junior development positions and allowing them to progress up to senior development, solutions architect and IT management positions. If you are interested in finding out more about the Development Professional Programme please click http://www.justit.co.uk/it_training/development
Hot topics to train on if you want to progress your career in IT  

With large numbers of organizations upgrading from either 2003 or 2007 to Windows 7 and Office 2010 the following courses are in high demand. These go hand in hand with Microsoft’s new certification paths and would go a long way to support you in your IT career. IT outsourcing companies look to gain Microsoft Bronze, Silver or Gold accreditations to help them maintain and further increase their market share and allow them to win new clients so these certifications are highly relevant to career progression within these companies.  

Top MS Courses

-   Installing and Configuring Windows 7 Client
-   Configuring Managing and Maintaining Windows Server 2008 Servers
-   Configuring Managing and Troubleshooting Microsoft Exchange Server 2010
-   Updating your Network Infrastructure and Active Directory Technology Skills to Windows Server 2008

The Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) certifications enable professionals to target specific technologies and distinguish themselves by demonstrating in-depth knowledge and expertise in their specialist technologies.

-   MCITP Windows 7 Enterprise Desktop Administrator
-   MCITP Enterprise Desktop Administrator 7 certification is designed to validate your ability to deploy operating systems and desktop applications, and to manage the client lifecycle in the enterprise.

Funding Your Course
There are two ways to fund the courses that Just IT offer; either by paying for the course in full up front or by paying a deposit and the rest in instalments once a job has been secured. Just IT refers to this payment option as Pay As You Earn (PAYE).

The support that PAYE candidates receive is the same as all of the other candidates on the course. The support begins from the first day of training as candidates are taught how to construct a new CV that will catch the eye of potential employers and IT recruitment consultants, highlighting their key transferable skills and marketing them as hot prospects! Afterwards, candidates have an individual session to assess how much they have understood and to see how far they have progressed with creating their CVs. During the session they are given direction and feedback on their work so far and suggested ways to further improve their CVs, helping them to explore their previous work history and indentifying existing transferable skills which they may not be aware of. This is only part of the support candidates receive but it is essential as having a great CV is the key to getting an IT interview, the first major step on the way to getting a career in IT. For an overview of the course including career support and  more information on the Network Professional Programme please visit www.justit.co.uk.

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