Http://www.CertForums.co.uk

Neutral Singh · Aug 23, 2004

http://www.CertForums.co.uk
The best free resources for Microsoft's MCSA MCSE MCDBA Cisco's CCNA CCDA and CCNP, and CompTIA's A+ Network+ i-NET+ and Security+ certifications in the UK.

Arvind · Aug 23, 2004

People who have appeared in such exams may like to put more information about online resources such as websites, yahoo groups, questions/answers, sample papers etc, which can help the exam aspirants.

Thanks.

Arvind · Sep 17, 2004

As of now, In Canada, I see MCSE, CCNA and A+ of high demand.

Neutral Singh · Oct 19, 2004

CCNA and A+ of high demand.

What are these terms...?

Arvind · Oct 19, 2004

CCNA is Cisco Certified Network Associate http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/10/wwtraining/certprog/testing/current_exams/640-801.html

A+ is certification for service technicians by CompTIA.
http://www.comptia.org/certification/a/default.aspx

Arvind · Oct 19, 2004

For certifications related to Quality Standards:
1. American Society for Quality
http://www.asq.org
2. Quality Assurance Institute
www.qaiusa.org

CQA and CSTE (details can be found in above sites) act as a great ice-breaker, and puts one at better place in terms of recognition.

Neutral Singh · Oct 20, 2004

Nice info Thanks !!

Arvind · Jan 11, 2005

People interested to be Project Managers will find the route of 'Project Management Professional' known as PMP a beneficial one.

In Canada, Engineering can be practiced by licensed and qualified Engineers only, that means acquiring an P.Eng. (Professional Engineer) designation, which doesnt come automatically by passing out any kind of Engineering degree whether BE/BTech/BS/ME/MTech/MS/PhD. One has to pass the exams directed by individual province to practice Engineering profession in Canada.