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His guidance contributed to my finding my new job. (Thank you! Thank you!)
The DOD 8140/8570 regulation says that if you might have access to government data then you MUST have at least one of the certifications they have listed for that position. This is why certifications are so important. Many companies, even those who will never do business with the government, won't even look at your application if youa re not certified.
Did you know that according to Ziprecruiter, as of February 20th, 2021, the average salary for cybersecurity in the United States is $112,974 a year?
Did you know that according to Cyberseek, there are over 500,000 job openings in this field in the US?
Did you know that according to a recent salary survey, that 70% of cybersecurity workers said certifications were the most important for their career and only 10% said a college degree?
The Ultimate Guide to Cybersecurity Certifications
Employers don’t have a choice. With over 500,000 job openings and the supply of qualified workers being very low, they absolutely will hire applicants as long as you are certified.
The training can be completed in as little as 5 weeks (10 weeks if you go at night). The training will be intense, but this way we can go to work faster to help you get placed.
Some jobs have a legal requirement. If you work in a position where you might have access to government data, then you are required by law to have at least one of the certifications they have listed. Many companies, even those who will never do business with the government, are copycats and ask for the same certifications for their open positions.
Yes, there are federal grants that can assist you if you are unemployed or under-employed. There are other, no-risk options available.
He was very instrumental in helping me determine my educational path. I gave him my list of career and training objectives. He charted my options and identified advantages for each course available. He also explained the career potential for each class. His guidance contributed to my finding my new job. (Thank you! Thank you!)He
I met him at a job fair. He told me about the PMP program and grants available in the area. I have thought about attaining my PMP in the past with professional and volunteer projects. He was a great coach. He knew what skills were needed in the market and the best classes to take. He even let me know the best instructors to ensure my success. The PMP training is one of the best training that I received.
