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It seems that most people these days a friend, relative or neighbor in the industry of information technology. One might be forgiven for concluding that this popularity is a product of a well-known IT industry supply stock rejuvenated year to year. Nothing could be further from the truth, about 70,000 searches per month for the keywords and the Information Technology Careers "or gaps like Google only validate this claim.

Even with a university degree, many graduates find themselves lost and confused about their career. The problem graduates face is that information technology is a broad description covering all industries involved with the storage processing or delivery of information. Telecommunications equipment technicians and specialists refer to themselves as "IT" professionals, despite very different training and skills. As developers, business analysts, consultants to help desktop, web designers and database administrators to name a few others.

In an industry where knowledge is rewarded, opportunity awaits students and trainees aware that concentrate their training sooner than later. Take for example our two students who have very Students imaginatively called # 1 and # 2 students.

Student # 1 is not sure where his education could IT take. It is bright and sailed through his courses to produce the following results impressive.

2007 – High school
2010 – Diploma in Information Technology (6.1 up to 7 GPa)

Good results are excellent. But can we raise the bar without not improving GPA?

Student # 2 industry research very early in his studies, he spoke with the parties concerned, including recruitment agencies and other computer professionals. He even volunteered for three weeks work experience in his chosen field. He continued on a career path focused throughout his time at university and at the end of his degree in his final portfolio of achievements like this;

2007 – High School
2008 – Director systems (3 per week work experience) – Company XYZ
2009 – Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) – Self Study
2009 – Professional Member – AITP (Association of Information Technology)
2010 – Information Technology Degree (5.6 on a maximum of 7 GPa)
Technology Major Infrastructure
Major – Network Technologies

Student # 2 focused its efforts toward a Systems Administrator role three years before, he had complete his studies. Apart from the additional experience he could get a firsthand glimpse of the industry and learned that a MCP certification is a valuable asset to its arsenal of job search. Additional research has also led him to join an association professional. Even his university degree shows a clear intention and when you put his achievements as well as students with more # 1 AMP hardly seems relevant.

This is an example of well-planned career development. Information excels in presenting industry technology unique opportunities and this is no exception. Forward thinkers and innovators stand up and be noticed – Will you cruise through your studies or are you taking the bull by the horns?

Want to learn more about Information Technology careers?

Andres Villalva B.IT, AssDip(Eng), CCNP, MasterCNE is a co-founder of IT-Pathways.com and writes articles based on over fifteen years of experience in the Information Technology industry. http://www.it-pathways.com promotes ethical, intelligent and successful Information Technology career development.

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