Reply to: Who here has a formal IT qualification?

[Wodewick]

YOU FAIL!

You Twat

[Wodewick]

Oh, I dunno. For

WordPerfect that's

not bad at all. It

made me appreciate

WordStar all the

more.

You should try Volkswriter

[RichardCranium]

YOU FAIL!

Oh, I dunno. For

WordPerfect that's

not bad at all. It

made me appreciate

WordStar all the

more.

[RichardCranium]

This is to certify

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is Tulip Hot at spelin n stuf

[Wodewick]

This is to certify

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is Tulip Hot at spelin n stuf

D'oh! Tulip!

[suityou01]

This is to certify

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is Tulip Hot at spelin n stuf

YOU FAIL!

[darmstadt]

Certified Fundamental Software Engineer
Certified Advanced Fundamental Software Engineer

Don't help me anymore but putting down that I've written IBM redbooks on my CV does...

[Wodewick]

I should hope you constructed and printed it for yourself. To attend a word processing course and be given a certificate is Wrong.

This is to certify

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is Tulip Hot at spelin n stuf

[RichardCranium]

I did a Computer course once, Word Perfect it was I got a Certificate and everything!!

I should hope you constructed and printed it for yourself. To attend a word processing course and be given a certificate is Wrong.

[Wodewick]

I did a Computer course once, Word Perfect it was I got a Certificate and everything!!

[norrahe]

Hmm, got a certificate in computer studies from school and that was about it for IT.

Ended up doing a BA in English Lit, after a false start with a BSc (Genetics), hell knows how I ended up in IT

[configman]

No O or A levels or whatever they are called now - Labour party withdrew funds from our grant maintained school in the seventies so could not afford them or go to uni.

However, since school:

City and Guilds Carpentry and Joinery - 3 years fulltime = 40 hours on site + 20 hours college per week
Advanced City and Guilds Carpentry and Joinery 1 year fulltime = 40 hours on site + 20 hours college per week

Challenge any modern day student to do the above courses. Had to work for any qualification then and this was when the working week was 48 hours, and since those:

City and Guilds IT Literacy
City and Guilds Applications Programming (apparently equals NVQ 3)

[d000hg]

Let me guess, you're a Cambridge graduate?

No. I'd have to boast if I got a 1st from Cambridge.

[Jog On]

Got a couple of MCPs in NT4 which have long since expired.

CCNA - also expired

Both still on the CV though

[lightng]

yours?

Today's mission accomplished.