[Arnabas]

Thanks.

I am really "iffy" on this. I can't afford to invest time and money into something that won't provide me with decent opportunities for employment. I don't need to get rich, but I do need to support my family...

It is intended as a basic course for entry-level positions. I mainly wanted to be sure that it would provide me with what I really need and not what the school *thinks* is needed.

They say that you can get up to 5 certifications by the end of the course, but most students only go for 2-3. I've been told that there's enough demand for people right now that some students are being hired before the end of the course.

Anyhow, thanks for the info. I still have some thinking to do.