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Robert

QUALIFICATIONS, um , ok ,
start of with becoming an MCSE ( Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer )
this will cost you from a few hundred AU$ to get started right through up to
$12,000.00 for a training course.

NT , unix, and other more prominent platforms is always important.

Lotus Notes is always good, i.e. System admin, and development.

CNE ( certified novell engineer ) is a wise choice ( couple of thousand AU$ )
CNA ( certified novell administrator )

Look into the Geotrain system , this is a Cisco training program. yet you should
probably complete your MCSE first, for it to be of any benefit.

tech support call center work is readily available , and you should be looking
at $25-$30/hour min.

MCSE you will generally get from $60/hour to $140.00/hour if your good !

In my opinion just because someone has a degree in comp. science or I.T. doesn't
mean they are good at anything much, there are so many of them out there ,
employers can really take their pick.

Go for MCSE and enjoy !
(watch those contract agencies, their sharks)


Thanks

Julian Carter
Principle
Wizard  Systems  I.T.
Email : wizsysit@hotlinks.net.au
By the way , good spelling is always nice !
Robert wrote:

> im a student and i was interested in what most employers look for in a
> consultant. is it usualy a degree or what?
> any help would be apreciated!
> what about computer hardwardware technitians and stuff like that? what sort
> of pay can be expected for either?
> thanks!
>
> please quote the currency your talking about(im in australia, so if your not
> he its very relevant)
>
> Robert Stephenson