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Certification recognized worldwide

A key tool in establishing expertise and value is holding a certification that is recognized worldwide. Certifications show that the professionals holding them have the knowledge, commitment and discipline to achieve specially defined standards and keep their expertise up-to-date.
Enterprises, employees and the business community all benefit from certifications because they signify personal growth, achievement, career progress, initiative and professional knowledge.

Organizations around the world seek individuals who are able to distinguish themselves through professional achievement, which can come in the form of being able to demonstrate the knowledge and application of state-of-the-art practices and to adhere to professional standards.

Employers and employees alike have found that training and IT certification can foster a mutually rewarding relationship. Organizations that encourage certification among their IT staff report it promotes customer loyalty and increased productivity.

Big four reasons to get certified 

·      Prove Your Value to Employers
Managers usually don’t know the technology as well as   those who use it.  A certification gives you instant credibility that helps you show what you know with documented verifiable evidence of your skill. 

·      Earn More Money
Certified professionals earn an estimated 10-20 percent more for high-demand skills.  You save money too, by conveniently finding out where your weaknesses are, thereby eliminating the guesswork about where to focus your professional development.

·      Gain Self Confidence
Conveniently find out how your skills rank compared to the industry.  Also, gain confidence to pursue the opportunities  you want, or at least know where you should invest in your professional development. 

·       Get Better Assignments
 The people involved in your next assignment need concrete evidence that you can do the job.  It’s much easier for them  to make the decision when a 3rd party verifies you have the   knowledge.  Certification does this for you.

Continuing Education Is Key

 

IT Certifications have always existed as a way to compare and contrast people. Top-level global IT certification is necessary to make sure professionals remain up-to-date in technology and their fields. Continued effort and knowledge advancement on the part of the professional is required to ensure that practices and skills are standardized across different cultures, languages and industries.

Fastest Growing Occupation

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, through 2014, five of the top six fastest-growing occupations will  be IT jobs. Bureaus list of technical jobs in demand based on the jobs expected growth rate:

1. Network systems and data communications analyst
2. Computer software engineer  applications
3. Computer software engineers systems software
4. Network computer systems administrator
5. Database administrators


Technical growth
From a national standpoint, the following 12 technical skills will be most needed in 2007 based on companies’ probable investment in network security, Web applications, wireless communication, business intelligence, regulatory requirements and capital expenditures. The skill sets are listed in order of perceived demand:

Areas Experiencing                           Strongest Growth

Networking                                                           23%
Help Desk                                                             17%
Internet / intranet Dev.                                         14%
Application Development                                     13%
Database Management                                        11%
Project Management                                              8%
System Analysis                                                    6%
Other / don't know                                                 8%

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