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Hi,
My question is if there are any computer programming or front-end web development certifications that I can earn online for free or cheap. I already completed FreeCodeCamp and a few other coding bootcamps online.
I also signed up for my bachelor's degree equivalent on Open Source Society University (something new that just came out this year) (a MOOC-based degree in computer science).
I'm interested in both front-end web development (computer software) and computer hardware/networking & systems administration about equally split.
I also recently signed up for Brocade/Broadcom University certifications online and recently earned the SAN Troubleshooting certification and a few others.
Obviously the certifications that actually matter are certifications from a vendor-neutral or vendor-specific company like CompTIA, Microsoft, and LPI. I ideally don't want Udemy or SkillShare certificates. Again: I'm looking for computer certifications that actually matter for re-entering the computer field.
I want to hopefully specialize in Microsoft Windows Systems Administration and Linux.
I'm currently working with a few local staffing agencies in my area to help me re-enter the information technology industry. The staffing agency's job is to help me find a job (their job). I don't know why I keep picking up these bad, dead-end jobs. I recently got laid off (not let go) from a local restaurant on Day 1 for a line cook position. The restaurant was overstaffed when they hired me, and as a result I was laid off (not fired or let go).
My question is if there are any computer programming or front-end web development certifications that I can earn online for free or cheap. I already completed FreeCodeCamp and a few other coding bootcamps online.
I also signed up for my bachelor's degree equivalent on Open Source Society University (something new that just came out this year) (a MOOC-based degree in computer science).
I'm interested in both front-end web development (computer software) and computer hardware/networking & systems administration about equally split.
I also recently signed up for Brocade/Broadcom University certifications online and recently earned the SAN Troubleshooting certification and a few others.
Obviously the certifications that actually matter are certifications from a vendor-neutral or vendor-specific company like CompTIA, Microsoft, and LPI. I ideally don't want Udemy or SkillShare certificates. Again: I'm looking for computer certifications that actually matter for re-entering the computer field.
I want to hopefully specialize in Microsoft Windows Systems Administration and Linux.
I'm currently working with a few local staffing agencies in my area to help me re-enter the information technology industry. The staffing agency's job is to help me find a job (their job). I don't know why I keep picking up these bad, dead-end jobs. I recently got laid off (not let go) from a local restaurant on Day 1 for a line cook position. The restaurant was overstaffed when they hired me, and as a result I was laid off (not fired or let go).