I want to do PMP certifications, how do I start?
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MCSE, CCNA, CISSP, the list goes on and on just type in Google Computer certifications or network certifications something like that
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You might consider becoming a "Sun Certified System\nAdministrator for the Solaris Operating System".  It\nwould show that you know your way around the administration\nside of the operating system.\n\nThe downside is that the certification test costs $150\neach, and there are two tests to take.\n\nPersonally, I didn't take the preparatory course (since\nit was kind of expensive).  Instead, I bought (used)\ncopies of a couple of the certification study guides\nfrom Amazon, took some of the free practice tests \nwhich are available from the net, and had no trouble\npassing the test.  [Note, I didn't say I *aced* the\ntest, but all that matters is that you pass :-) ]
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Every step you need to take is listed here. It's very long or I would have pasted it here. \n http://www.managementhelp.org/strt_org/strt_np/strt_np.htm
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Start with CertMag ... it is computer related.  There are separate links for medical, trucking, ...
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Here you go http://www.pmaftp.com/
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As a previous answer suggested, an online PM course may not be the best way to go.  There are plenty of them - and of course if they are online then it doesn't normally matter where in the world they are coming from.\n\nThe issue is that project management is a very participatory discipline, and it's difficult to get a true sense of it sitting at a computer.  At least you'll want to get one with live sessions and interaction.
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The PMP is adminstered by an approved exam site from the Project Managment Institute.  It's comprehensive and takes several hours to complete.  It's taken via the computer and graded as soon as you finish.  In order to qualify to take the exam, you will need to submit a form which details all of your PM experience...this is used to determine if you have sufficent "credits" to sit for the exam.  You can find out more by going to www.pmi.org.  Good luck!
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ask yourself what certifications needed to bring into that level
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If u want to do your work for PMR, you should do it by yourself. Anyway... kantoi tak siap lagi. Hahaa..ha
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Try getting some certifications, like A+, Network+, MCP.  Let your possible employer now that you still have the skills you need by showing them the certifications.
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You can find a lot of info here:\nhttp://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=355723\n\nThese people give you tips on what they tried:\nhttp://www.partyplansplus.com/gettingstarted.htm\n\nThis site is very professional:\nhttp://www.dailyplan-it.net/Event_planning_career.htm
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Yes. It can help for sure. But so does the experience you need to be eligible to get that certificate.. or at least the PMP.\nwww.pmi.org
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If you go for either the MCSD or MCAD, there is a Web development track and a SQL Server track.  If you are very familiar with those two technologies, then do a study on the changes between ASP and ASP.NET.  If anything, you can probably easy get your first MCP certification from the SQL Server track.\n\nIt definitely helps to have some experience using the .NET framework (either for Web or Windows Forms development), however, the set of books they sell for that certification is sufficient to assist in answering certain questions.\n\nIf you are already a 'seasoned' developer, then you just need to get the set of books, read the appropriate one for your particular exam one weekend and fire up the computer to do the sample code.  You may find you learn something new in the bargain.
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Almost.  You will want to take as many practice tests before hand to sharpen your knowledge.  I shutter to think about two years on one certification though.
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you can do it by yourself.\ngo to microsoft, clik on templates,\nthen officee,\nHuman Resources\nand choose Certificate.\nas easy like that.
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Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) - link 1\nMicrosoft Certified Professional (MCP) - link 2, 3\nMicrosoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) - link 3\n\nYou know far more about you know that do I, so I'd tell you to figure out which certifications most closely resemble what you've learned or what you'd like to do, and try to obtain those.