adobe certification ?

[balaji]

iam considering becoming adobe certified . anyone can tell me how this wil help me in my career path ? and how helpful are certmagic.com , hotcerts.com , nextcertify.com etc exam preps are for becoming adobe certified and anyone has any exam prep sites preference for these exams . i will appreciate all responses

[photo_angel2004]

Hello,

I guess that would depend a lot on what career you are seeking. But any kind of certification looks good to future employers.

Heck I never went to traditional 4 year college but I did go to cosmetology school even though that has nothing to do with what I am looking for now, it tends to look better on paper then no schooling after high school. For most office jobs I would go for the certification with Microsoft office suite. But I don’t know what kind of career you are going for either. As for the websites which is best I guess you would have to check them out and see what is best for you.

I have never taken any online classes, but then again this forum is like a big online class always learning something here.

[Kabuchan]

I went to a 4 yr college for business/finance. We had to take quite a few computer classes. They only teach you Microsoft Office, we never dealt with any adobe except Acrobat.

If it doesn't cost too much I would do it. But you should check Monster.com for the positions you are seeking and then see what they require if money and time is tight.

Good Luck!

[photo_angel2004]

I went to a 4 yr college for business/finance. We had to take quite a few computer classes. They only teach you Microsoft Office, we never dealt with any adobe except Acrobat.

If it doesn't cost too much I would do it. But you should check Monster.com for the positions you are seeking and then see what they require if money and time is tight.

Good Luck!

I guess that would depend on what college you go to and for what.
I was going to go to Milwaukee Institute of Art Design. I applied and was excepted then I found out how much it would cost. I still have hopes of one day getting to go there though. LOL

[Kabuchan]

PA - If money is a concern, you should see what kinds of grants and scholarships you may qualify for. You don't have to be young to get people to pay for school. This site has them all Fastweb.com

[photo_angel2004]

PA - If money is a concern, you should see what kinds of grants and scholarships you may qualify for. You don't have to be young to get people to pay for school. This site has them all Fastweb.com

Grants have been cut in this state, unless you are concidered to be low income, which is $5.75 per hour, If you make a penny more then that no deal. The goverment grants ownt pay for any real schools only stuff like MATC.

If you want to go to the best school of the arts in the midwest you have to have money. LOL (and a lot of it)

As for a scholarship I quilified for a 20% but I cant cover the other 80% I may have to wait until I turn 40 to go back to school. And that was a double scholarship, for playing the Viola and painting and sculpturing skills.