IT_Master

Thats soooo true. I do know Network security and linux. Two agencies replied me via email saying: "Unfortunetly...................you are over qualified................" WTF! Ill post a copy of my cv here and you all see what is made of it.

FREE?? Ok ill go check it out.

Thats true you know. I used to had my own business card back home and I did well. The thing is I dont know life in the UK that much. A bit shy lol.

Thats what ppl say. But Im at home, on my laptop not doing nothing much. Is boring.

Nothing is hard. Done this alot of time in my past. All you need is access to the internet and a chair to sit on. Buy the way.....just make sure you back up your curcial data before any migration take place.

Thanks for the reading. Im getting depressed. Its been from January since I have been applying for jobs. I guess its because of the recession going on. But i will hold the faith.

Hey 'y'all. Im new to this forum and will take part in all corners. Will I ever get a job in the West Midlands area? Im a 24yr old male Jamaica who is married to a British citizens. My past job was employed as an serior computer/mac technician. The thing is, I do not have any qualifications. I was exposed to: MS Server Installation & troubleshooting Mac Repairs Mac Server Installation & troubleshooting Printer repairs Windows PC/Laptop repairs Data recovery Data backup with softwares Basic Linux administration help desk experience PC builts Cat5e cabling & testing TCP/IP LAN and WAN IT Administration etc My job was based on a field technician role where I went customers site such as banks, churches, schools and small business organizations. I cant do anything else except administrating computers; i love it. I am a lover of multitaking because I get things done faster that way. My only qualifications are, in CXC (Caribbean Examination Council): Math, Physics, IT, English Language, Technician Drawing and Electronics. It is same as what the UK called GCSE. Is there a company that will hire a Jamaica like me? I do have the right to live and work in the UK.