Might be good if the OP came back with some thoughts on the posts so far.
For my twopenceworth:
Sorry, forget it DVP.
Don't waste your time and money on trying to 'break into IT'.
Right now, there are loads of guys and gals out there with many years of expertise in a wide range of technical disciplines, who cannot get jobs/contracts to save their lives.
Even if you are something of an autodidact, self-taught (or class-taught) skills with specific software tools or programming languages amount to diddly-squat without commercial experience, in serious workplaces, to back it up.
If I was in your shoes, I'd look at training in technical trades (electrician, heating engineer etc.).
Sorry to by less than encouraging, but I'm being honest.
For my twopenceworth:
Sorry, forget it DVP.
Don't waste your time and money on trying to 'break into IT'.
Right now, there are loads of guys and gals out there with many years of expertise in a wide range of technical disciplines, who cannot get jobs/contracts to save their lives.
Even if you are something of an autodidact, self-taught (or class-taught) skills with specific software tools or programming languages amount to diddly-squat without commercial experience, in serious workplaces, to back it up.
If I was in your shoes, I'd look at training in technical trades (electrician, heating engineer etc.).
Sorry to by less than encouraging, but I'm being honest.
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