Accredited and Non-accredited IT courses

[Tiber1337]

I'm working as IT helpdesk level 2 right and I'm looking to get better, towads lvl 3 and 4. Looking for both cheap non-accredited and accredited offers, I want to see if I am capable of them before paying bank.

 

I'm looking for online sys admin courses such as, Windows Server skills ( WSUS, Active directory, mass-deployment tools, etc ) also perhaps Cisco courses .

 

I want to evolve and complete myself as an IT guy , in my city there's a high demand for IT guys managing the infrastructure of a corporate businesses.

 

Also looking for recommandations of what should I learn.

[Skiiwee29]

The biggest jump you can make is to learn switching & routing. This is the most sought after skill in the Networking world. Many companies use these devices as well as firewalls to run there network and rely on there IT to know them and manage them and setup/deploy and troubleshoot them. I would look for and focus on Cisco CCENT/CCNA stuff any any Juniper or sonicwall certifications you can get to enhance yourself in this field. 

[A7XBandJunkie]

15 hours ago, Tiber1337 said:

I'm working as IT helpdesk level 2 right and I'm looking to get better, towads lvl 3 and 4. Looking for both cheap non-accredited and accredited offers, I want to see if I am capable of them before paying bank.

 

I'm looking for online sys admin courses such as, Windows Server skills ( WSUS, Active directory, mass-deployment tools, etc ) also perhaps Cisco courses .

 

I want to evolve and complete myself as an IT guy , in my city there's a high demand for IT guys managing the infrastructure of a corporate businesses.

 

Also looking for recommandations of what should I learn.

Get the A+, Network+, Security+, CCNA (if you can), and pair with a 2-4 year degree. You will be unstoppable lol. It what I'm working at right now. 

[Suika]

8 minutes ago, A7XBandJunkie said:

Get the A+, Network+, Security+, CCNA (if you can), and pair with a 2-4 year degree. You will be unstoppable lol. It what I'm working at right now. 

imo you don't need Network+ with a Cisco cert. 

[A7XBandJunkie]

1 minute ago, Suika said:

imo you don't need Network+ with a Cisco cert. 

Kinda true lol. didn't think about that.

[Tiber1337]

Oh but I am looking for ONLINE courses, forgot to mention sorry

[Tiber1337]

Anyone?

[kiloalpha09]

I had a similar beginning like yours starting off with L1 helpdesk guy to now Architect. At level 1 and 2, am sure you have options to branch out to areas like messaging, DLP, mobility, networks, IDAM, etc. See what suits you best. My recommendation is to look at tech that's into cloud based/SaaS solutions than on-prem. AZ-100 if you want to venture into Azure side, coupled with o365 administration is something I would reckon.