Welcome back, folks.
Let's talk about the importance of certification before we get into the certification.
Let's understand what a certification is.
There are two types of certification.
One is when you take a class, whether it's in in class training or online training.
At the end of that training, when you complete it successfully, you get a certificate that actually
certifies you that you have actually taken this training.
That's a one type of certification.
So second type of certification is when you actually go and take an exam.
So let's say if you wanted to be a vendor system administrator, you will actually go to take the exam
that are set up for you by Microsoft.
If you wanted to take an exam in Red Hat, you will go take the certification that is only conducted
by Red Hat.
That's the company.
So that's a second type of certification.
You will get the certification of any online class that's separate you.
Once you complete it successfully, you will get it.
Now, the second type of certification is actually proves that what you have learned in the class,
you could actually do it.
You just you would you were not just there and yawning or didn't get anything.
Now this is the time to prove and get that certification that the class that I took, I can actually
do everything that I learned that certification.
Usually don't cost a lot.
I would say in the United States, an average certification costs anywhere between $302,000.
Now, that's another question people ask me should I take a certification for this?
My response to them is always that it never hurts to get a certification.
It actually adds value to your resume.
If you put down on your resume that you are a certified redhat sys administrator or you have CCNA certification
or you have Microsoft certification, it actually adds value.
People will look it up and if they have to compare to resumé, your resume will be short listed.
They will pick your resume, so why not take it?
You have actually spent so much time for five months, three months or whatever the time you spent learning,
going through that training.
So all it takes is that few hours, maybe an hour to hour exam.
So please, after when you finish your training, I will definitely recommend you go for certification.
And I'm sure if you have completed your training successfully and you learn whatever it takes, compare
that with the certification, the topics as covered in the certification, then go for it and then you
will find yourself what you are missing and what you need to improve.
And if you already know the stuff, you will pass it.
So that's my advice.
You please go for certification.
If you need any help, let me know.