[bhwolf]

Hello.
I'm interested in IT, especially in cyebrsec.
I would like to ask if there are some online tests which I could do to get some kind of certificate for my future job?

[mothered]

Moved from the Achievements forum to Academic Discussion.

[ff1ddaf43112]

Hi,
i have made the experience that ii security certificates are very difficult to get to start with. The desired learning effect will also be difficult to achieve if the background is not known.
Before you deal with some certificates/exams like OSCP you should at least have the basics of * inux and windows (LPI, MCSA, ...) and network technology should not be missing.

start with small steps

[samrib]

Hello.
I'm interested in IT, especially in cyebrsec.
I would like to ask if there are some online tests which I could do to get some kind of certificate for my future job?

Just get some linux certification first and go to the OSCP
Avoid CEH it has bad reputation

[billyroberts]

Analyse don't describe
When writing a history essay, it is important to understand that you should analyze, not simply describe, the historical events you're discussing. A history essay should be structured in an analytical fashion and include historiographical debates. When reading through a historical text, you should ask yourself, "What is this paragraph trying to convey?" Don't use the narrative style - it will only cause confusion for the reader and won't help you get a good grade. Welcome to https://essaymap.org/coursework-help/ for more details.

[Aloo888]

Take a look at places like Reddit to get more ideas. Security+ Certification is a good entry level IT Security Certification and carries some weight if you don't have much experience. Take a look at YouTube video tutorials, there are some really good ones out there.

[outlastbandit]

Might be worth just using free material on youtube like professormessor first

you can buy cert test dumps online

[Octagon]

https://grow.google/certificates/it-support/

[equityblush20]

there are a few game-ified sites around that teach you tech skills. practice on those. set up a github repo and post yer progress as you go, be of help to others. then do the certs if you want. but often a decent github repo will get u just as far

[devintos]

I agree with the certs online (Google was one great suggestion above) - also, do your best to learn from other projects and leverage AI to get small jobs done.