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Fela40:
Sorry I didn't reply since. I have not been in the country.

A representative will get across to you. If you want to reach them on phone, you can drop your contact details too.

Okay, here's my contact then. 08154534429. Thanks

What would you suggest for someone who doesn't have a knack for IT?

Fela40:
A network associate earns 300k.

A database Admin earns 200.

I don't know others salary!!

While I see graduates with Masters teaching in secondary schools!!

Spend money and learn Networking, Programming , Oracle and other top notch courses and prepare to reap the rewards!!

SmartMugu:
I understand bro. The first thing you need is to know what you have a passion for. Like I mentioned earlier, you just can't jump all over the place - you have to chose an area you like because IT is so broad. What you like may be different from what your neighbor likes, yet both of you are IT guys speaking in different languages.

For me personally, I started with SAP Security and GRC. Because I knew to learn SAP Security, you need to understand at least one module of SAP. So I learnt SAP Sales and Distribution (SD)and SAP Material Management (MM).

SD udemy link https://www.udemy.com/sap-sales-and-distribution-sd-super-user-training/

MM udemy link https://www.udemy.com/sap-materials-management-mm-super-user-training/

After learning at least one of those, learning SAP Security will be easy. You can search for an SAP Security class there on Udemy, or if you prefer a class a simple Google search can help

https://www.google.com/search?site=&source=hp&ei=0zIMWfOvC8bdmQGTr6WICA&q=sap+security+training+india&oq=&gs_l=mobile-gws-hp.1.0.35i39k1l3.0.0.0.3236.2.1.1.0.0.0.0.0..0.0....0...1..64.mobile-gws-hp..1.1.24.3.iS3ZYtHaXyQ

After learning SAP Security, learning SAP GRC is easier.

Just know the path SAP ERP > SAP Security > SAP GRC . Not going in the right order just means you're wasting your time. That's just how it works.

That's if you like SAP at all, but SAP is the most used ERP application in the world and the biggest corporations in the world need SAP Experts.

If you prefer Oracle, there is a learning path as well. Business intelligence does have its own learning path as well, it's just up to you to know what you like to do.

Sir, I would like to inquire something(CCNA,CCNP) from you, could you please provide me with your facebook id so I can add you up.

SmartMugu:
It's doesnt matter what your background is. To get into IT only requires basic comprehension skills, which I believe you do. Just be tailored in your approach and not jump from all over the place. If you like programming, focus your efforts around programming trainings and get certified in the languages you like. Same applies to networking, project management, business analysis etc.
Just choose an area you like and build your skills around it.

For me, I like security and have worked several years around applications Security (Oracle and SAP), Compliance applications (GRC for Oracle and SAP), Business Intelligence (OBIEE, Spargo BI, Tableau, Microstrategy, Power BI and Cognos), Network Security (Juniper, Palo Alto, Cisco ASA, Checkpoint) and recently on Cyber Security/ Ethical Hacking. Some folks prefer other (boring to me) areas like project management, analysis etc. So what I like might be different from what you have strengths in.

I've seen folks with degrees in architecture, accounting, English, religious studies etc from Nigerian universities/polytechnic delve into IT here in the US, earning certifications as they build their portfolios. So, don't let your college major hold you down. The IT opportunities are indeed too much, but that's if you like that area to begin with. As long as you can think and learn, nothing is stopping you.
All the best bro

these are the questions I want to ask.
can I get CCNA and CCNP certification through Udemy. And please, is a physical certificate issued to someone to show that they have been certified, better still, what is the evidence that shows that someone has actually been certified?

kayjee101:
these are the questions I want to ask.
can I get CCNA and CCNP certification through Udemy. And please, is a physical certificate issued to someone to show that they have been certified, better still, what is the evidence that shows that someone has actually been certified?

Udemy is just a learning place. You can't get any certification from there. You learn the basics, afterwards reading additional materials will be easier. Backed with dumps all over the internet, you can then go and write the exams. Just Google where to write CCNA / CCNP exams in your area, there are locations all over the world and the costs will be revealed as well. All the best bro.

Nazeren:
What would you suggest for someone who doesn't have a knack for IT?

Go for networking...

Benny4:
Hi, just to know where this company that offers free seminar is located. You can email me via benuasbaby@hotmail.com. Thanks in anticipation.

Have you heard from them?

Sorry ThT I have been so busy.

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Fela40:
The question is how many graduates are proficient with MOS (Microsoft office suites)??

You might think it is the normal Microsoft Excel and Word... hahahaha...

I am working for an IT firm, and all our job vacancies have not yet been filled up!!

reason is there are no professionals to fill them up!!

Learn ICT and get a job Asap!!

Incase you want to know more. A company like IIHT (Indian Institute of hardware Technology) does Seminars on various IT courses every Wednesday. Please attend and they will lecture you for FREE on all you need to know!!


I studied there so I can boldly tell you all about them!!

From an Ex student!!

me sef tire.

Fela40:
Have you heard from them?

Sorry ThT I have been so busy.

Yes, a staff called me yesterday tho saying they would send me details of their forthcoming seminar. Thanks.

SmartMugu:
Oracle Fussion is relatively new, so, I'm not sure if Oracle has any certifications for it yet. But it's hot cake now.

SOrry, can an it novice start with oracle fusion? Can I get coupon code like udemy? Thanks....

Can you imagine? The person must have graduated at 20. Well, good luck to the company.

However...

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