'In-Centre' days are often touted as a big positive benefit by a lot of training schools. If you talk to the majority of IT hopefuls who have partaken in a couple, you'll discover that they're really a mistake as they hadn't properly considered the following:

- Constant travelling - quite a distance away in many cases.

- If you're working, then Mon-Fri events cause problems at work. You could be contending with several days in a row too.

- At just 4 weeks annual leave, using half of that on study workshops means we'll be hard-pushed to get a holiday with our families.

- 'In-Centre' days can fill up very quickly and will likely end up bigger than you'd hoped.

- Tension is often caused in the classroom because students want to progress at their own pace.

- A lot of attendees talk of the high costs involved with getting to and from the training venue whilst paying for accommodation and food gets very high.

- The majority of trainees would like to keep their training completely private and therefore avoiding all come-back in their job.

- Raising questions in front of other class-mates will often make us a little uncomfortable. Would you admit that you've occasionally avoided posing a question as you honestly thought you might seem thick?

- It's a fact; days in-centre are pretty much impossible to attend, if you live away for days at a time.

An altogether more elegant solution comes from viewing a videoed class - with instructor-led learning available any time of the day that suits. Just imagine... If you've got a notebook PC then you're free to study in any location you choose. And live 24x7 support is only a web-browser click away if you hit challenges. Repeat lessons and modules at any time you need to brush up - repetition is good for memory. And note-taking is gone forever - everything is prepared ready. The bottom line: Reduced hassle and stress, less cost, and absolutely no travelling.

If you look around the pages on this website you'll find dedicated pages featuring all these sectors - plus the qualification paths that are needed - so you can check things out a little more. Should you prefer, we'll send you our comprehensive Lollypedia e-book at no cost to you, which offers you the opportunity to contact our specialist advisors.

We are able to split I.T. employment routes down in to various different categories - The first is Networking & Support (including Security), second is Programming, the third is Databases and last is Web Design. Every IT group has its own set of skill specifications, along with related qualifications at a number of different competency levels. Software Development satisfies a different kind of individual to web design, which satisfies a different type of person to networking and security. When you've had an opportunity to obtain advice on all of the I.T. sectors, you will be much more comfortable that you've chosen the best career route for you.

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