Where to find good MCSE training courses?

[Shag]

I am considering switching fields within IT (DBA/programmer currently) and want to move into the networking area. I have limited personal experience, but no professional experience. I have discovered there are very few entry-level networking positions open in my area and there's nothing on my resumé that would grab these companies' attention.

I would like to start working towards my MSCE. I want to take formal classes/training and have as much hands-on work as possible. I'm not interested in a "boot camp", but that's all I've seen ads for around here. Anyone know where I can go to find good, comprehensive MSCE classes in my area?

 

[jsm]

I don't know where you can go, but Microsoft may be able to help you.

MS Cert & Training Page

 

[nasty]

You can try

Cramssesions for MCSE

This site has got cramsession, exam tips, studyguides, etc.


Good luck.

 

[Horsepower]

You could check out BrainBench

 

[5dollahoe]

MCSE may not be the best IT entry level certification. MCSE is designed to catter to network support for large coporations. this means you help bussiness people or secerataries access the "server".

i cant stand those type of people. i got a Cisco Certified Network Associates certification. this certification allows me to work with other IT people and cut out the end user.

ive known a lot of MCSE who are trapped in jobs id call network help desk. with a CCNA youd probably be talking to IT professionals and not the DAMN end user.

how much tolerence do you have for ignorant computer illiterate users?