Okay.
Let's talk about those beautiful folks who have actually never touched i.t before.
They they really don't know how it works.
And, of course, they have a desire to be in i.t. and secure their career.
Now, if you are or if you have I.T. experience already, I want you to go ahead and skip this video.
That's fine.
But if you are completely new to I.T., then stick around.
Now, who are those people who are completely new to I.T.?
Those who have a bachelor's degree, but they don't have a bachelor's degree in I.T. or in I.T. core
courses or concentration.
Maybe they have a degree in accounting, in finance or in any other field.
But they don't have an it.
All right.
Second type of people who probably don't have a bachelor's degree.
In any of the field and actually work in something else.
For example, they work, they have an odd job all their life and now they want to start their career
in it.
Okay.
I want you to grab a piece of paper and pen and write down.
If you do not know any of these following terms I'm going to use, then it means you need that certification.
One.
Ram.
Second disk.
Third memory.
Motherboard.
Disks.
Power.
Supply.
Process.
Management.
Operating system.
Scheduling.
Jobs.
Troubleshooting.
Issues.
If any of these terms are unfamiliar to you, then you really need to know how a computer works.
And for that, you need to take us A-plus certification.
That is a certification that will teach you everything you need to know about a computer and how it
functions.
If you want to be an auto cart auto mechanic, you will need to know what is a sparkplug, what is a
piston?
And if they are there, how do they function?
How do they help drive a car or push the car forward?
Right.
You need to know this is the foundation of it.
So I hope you have written this down.
Write down A-plus and go online and just search for A-plus certification.
And you're going to find so many resources online.
They will.
They're giving you courses.
They're going to help you train, learn, and then go for that certification.
It's not very expensive.
It's very and the entire course is very short.
Depends on how fast you do it.
Once you complete that, then you have a lot of experience with what how the actual it works.
What is how the computer works.
That's the best advice I could give you for those people who are starting for the first time and never
actually dealt in I.T..
I see you later.