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June 08, 2016, 03:14:07 PM
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boss salamat sa mga pointers mo ok lang ba kung mag pm ako sayo? kasi parang ikaw lang makakasagot sa mga itatanong ko e hahaha
Pwede, pero post mo na lang o gawa new thread, para makita ng iba. Baka makasagot pa yung iba, kasi I am still going to get my CCNA, hindi pa ako nag exam. Meron mga nandito na CCNA na, o CCNP o CCIE na, syempre mas makakasagot sila.

Meron na new CCNA exams version 3.0, the version 2 exams will expire August and September 2016.

kung Cisco / Networking ang pag uusapan... GNS3

pag marunong kang paglaruan ito, hindi mo na kailangan pumunta sa anumang lugar/school/bootcamp na may laboratory.
Ok din yan. But not recommended daw for beginner level, eh, marami naman simulator and packet tracer. Ang alam ko, GNS3 para sa mga mag CCNP. Yung mga mag CCIE, kulang na daw yan (daw.)

And in any case, kailangan mo parin ng maraming RAM. For now, masaya na ako sa Packet Tracer at sa Simulator. Maybe later on kuha parin ako ng real hardware.

Mas maganda ang business wag tayo mag papatalo sa mga intsik.

Sa business malaki kita pero malaki din ang risk hehe
Own business or self-employed is always better if successful, but worse if failure dahil baka ma baon ka sa utang. Wages make you a living, profits make you a fortune.

Masaya at magaan ang buhay mag work sa abroad very hopeful ako until now na ituloy ang pag apply abroad. Well I guess siguro nga hindi ko pa tlaga time.
Your time will come. At least alam mo na. Madami ako alam, 10 years bago naka pag abroad. Proseso din kasi. So in the mean time, mag build up ng resume o kung ano requirements, mag ipon (kasi importante ang baon, lalo na kung mag migrate ka), and make yourself more valueable to the international job market.

Kasi, pupunta ka nga sa abroad, pero ang trabaho mo minimum wage lang din, entry level... wala din, dito ka na lang sa Pilipinas. Unless you use that as a stepping stone for better position and higher pay.

Gusto ko rin sana makakuha ng mga certifications, pero napaaga kasi pagaasawa ko kaya wala na budget for that.
Habang may buhay, mag pag asa. Maybe wait a bit, ako nga may asawa din at dalawa na anak ko. Baka madagdagan pa yan. Pero ngayon lang ako kumukuha ng certs ko. Delayed by 20 years.
@Dabs Well I did nakakahiya man to admit pero actually mukha ganun na nga mangyayari para kasing nagiging back to zero lahat ng mga jobs na apply ko abroad and sad to say at the minimum amount pa din kaya siguro hindi na nabago ng buhay ko pero truth nag apply ako from the said position to get an experience na hindi ko akalain pag uwi ko ng Pinas is almost phase na agad nakakalungkot ang tagal ko pa nman for 3 yrs ako nag stay. Hindi ko nman kaya ang migrate that will require a lot of money san nman ako kukuha nun di ko sya carry.
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June 08, 2016, 10:34:04 PM
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@Dabs Well I did nakakahiya man to admit pero actually mukha ganun na nga mangyayari para kasing nagiging back to zero lahat ng mga jobs na apply ko abroad and sad to say at the minimum amount pa din kaya siguro hindi na nabago ng buhay ko pero truth nag apply ako from the said position to get an experience na hindi ko akalain pag uwi ko ng Pinas is almost phase na agad nakakalungkot ang tagal ko pa nman for 3 yrs ako nag stay. Hindi ko nman kaya ang migrate that will require a lot of money san nman ako kukuha nun di ko sya carry.

Meron ako mga narinig lang. Nag trabaho dito sa Pinas. Yung iba nag trabaho sa Hong Kong o Singapore. Nag ipon ng 5 to 10 years. Then nag apply sa one of the "Big Five" : USA, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand.

Meron din iba, inutang lang, usually from friends or family, o pwede rin sa banko (pero make sure mababayaran, that, or hindi ka makakauwi sa Pinas until after 10 years.)

Hindi mo nga kailangan kumuha ng "agency" o "consultant", kasi sayang lang ang bayad mo sa mga ganun. Marami ako alam, sila mismo nag apply sa Embassy o sa official website ng mga bansa.

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June 09, 2016, 12:22:53 AM
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im a registered nurse...3yrs din ako ngwork sa hospital... tapos ngayon under PNP-NUP na ako..too far sa profession ko pero okay na yung may financial stability at permanent job:)
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June 09, 2016, 04:50:47 AM
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Ako marami akong trabaho pero un pinaka main work ko lang ang related sa course na natapos ko at un ibang trabaho ko, sobrang malayo sa course ko at pag sinabi ko, cgurong walang maniniwala at sasabihin bkt di ko nalang ifocus un main work ko pero dahil sa hobbies ko, marami akong ibat ibang non-related works sa course ko.
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June 09, 2016, 12:51:25 PM
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Ako wla PA akong coarse na kinukuha
Hala umpisahan mo Na ngisit kung anong course gusto mong kunin
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June 09, 2016, 01:27:27 PM
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Yeah , Im radtech for now, im working according to my profession . Bu im not sure if until when i gonna do this as I will be a plain housewife of my husband whenever  we got married Sad but i just hope i could still be radtech even the time comes Smiley
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June 09, 2016, 04:58:47 PM
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Pareho sila maganda. Pick the course you want. Also depends on what school you want if they offer both courses or just one of them.

Ako kasi, walang Computer Science sa pinasukan kong school, meron Information Technology. Medyo pareho, medyo iba.

Depende na rin sa focus mo. Sa aken lang, piliin mo yung course na hindi pwede ma pa outsource, para pag nakapasok ka sa isang malaking kumpanya, hindi ka matatanggal.
hello boss dabs ok lang ba na dumiretso nako mag CCNA which is taking me 5 days to take kaso mas mahala nga yung sinasabi kong bootcamp or try muna ako sa Tesda ng computer servicing then review2x muna ,testing2x then proceed nako sa CCNA bootcamp then exam? nakakalito na kasi may nakita akong site na nag ooffer din ng mga certification kaso sobrang dame tungkol about networking .
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June 09, 2016, 06:01:57 PM
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Ok naman CCNA. Ito lang suggestion ko, mag hanap ka sa youtube ng free videos, marami dyan. Dyan ka mag umpisa. Then, mag hanap ka sa ibang sites ng full video course, yung iba may bayad, yung iba, may paraan (bahala ka na sa diskarte mo, medyo obvious naman.)

Hanap ka ng mga PDFs din o kung anong books.

Then, punta ka lang sa main cisco website, o sa pearsonvue.com and schedule mo yung CCNA exams. Meron bayad yan, mga $300 USD total.

That's all you really need to pay. Yung study can be self-taught. Optional yung mag bootcamp, pero ok din ang mga yan, 1 week course, at least meron ka kausap. Kung may pera ka, go.

Kung wala, eh, there are free resources to study.

The exam is the only thing you really need to pay for. If you fail the exam, you pay again to re-take it. If you pass the exam (pwede 1 or 2 exams, depende sayo kung take mo ICND1 + ICND2 or CCNAX) then meron ka one or two certificates na.

Sa opinion ko, you will really need 6 to 8 weeks to really study for CCNA. Yung bootcamp, dagdagan mo pa ng lab work o practice, kagaya ng sinabi ni ariel, try GNS3, or hanap ka ng Packet Tracer or CCNA Simulator.
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June 10, 2016, 02:46:27 AM
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Yup, I studied BSN and I am currently working in Makati Medical Center as a Registered Nurse. Although, there are times that I am quite reluctant to continue my profession due to under compensation here in the Philippines and there are a lot of requirements for working abroad as a Nurse. I guess, I just have to wait for the right time, hopefully, by the end of the year.
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June 10, 2016, 12:29:19 PM
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Ok naman CCNA. Ito lang suggestion ko, mag hanap ka sa youtube ng free videos, marami dyan. Dyan ka mag umpisa. Then, mag hanap ka sa ibang sites ng full video course, yung iba may bayad, yung iba, may paraan (bahala ka na sa diskarte mo, medyo obvious naman.)

Hanap ka ng mga PDFs din o kung anong books.

Then, punta ka lang sa main cisco website, o sa pearsonvue.com and schedule mo yung CCNA exams. Meron bayad yan, mga $300 USD total.

That's all you really need to pay. Yung study can be self-taught. Optional yung mag bootcamp, pero ok din ang mga yan, 1 week course, at least meron ka kausap. Kung may pera ka, go.

Kung wala, eh, there are free resources to study.

The exam is the only thing you really need to pay for. If you fail the exam, you pay again to re-take it. If you pass the exam (pwede 1 or 2 exams, depende sayo kung take mo ICND1 + ICND2 or CCNAX) then meron ka one or two certificates na.

Sa opinion ko, you will really need 6 to 8 weeks to really study for CCNA. Yung bootcamp, dagdagan mo pa ng lab work o practice, kagaya ng sinabi ni ariel, try GNS3, or hanap ka ng Packet Tracer or CCNA Simulator.
salamat sa mga pointers boss dabs mukhang kelangan ko muna pala mag trabaho while nag aaral to be a CCNA mahal ung $300 USD ayoko ng manghingi sa magulang. Bale pag iisipan kong mabuti kung kelangan ko paba yang bootcamp na yan kasi medyo mahal rin ang pag boobootcamp parang na enganyo lang talaga ako dahil for 1 week basic to advance yung ituturo daw nila . Last question nalang boss dabs for example e certified CCNA nako may chance ba talaga na makapag work ako kagad? or meron pang additional certificate to take para makatrabaho? pasensya na sa tanong kasi wala talaga akong kakilala sa personal na mapagtatanungan tungkol dyan.




Yup, I studied BSN and I am currently working in Makati Medical Center as a Registered Nurse. Although, there are times that I am quite reluctant to continue my profession due to under compensation here in the Philippines and there are a lot of requirements for working abroad as a Nurse. I guess, I just have to wait for the right time, hopefully, by the end of the year.
  My Gf is also a nurse haggard masyado pag uwi dahil nakakapagod ang work tapos un nga under compensated talaga mga nurse kapag nakatanggap na ng sweldo parang bula lang din na mawawala kasi yun nga kulang ,sa vitamins mo palang lugi kana kasi di rin pwede na hindi ka mag take nun dahil baka ikaw rin ang magkasakit.
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June 10, 2016, 12:49:36 PM
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Yup, I studied BSN and I am currently working in Makati Medical Center as a Registered Nurse. Although, there are times that I am quite reluctant to continue my profession due to under compensation here in the Philippines and there are a lot of requirements for working abroad as a Nurse. I guess, I just have to wait for the right time, hopefully, by the end of the year.

Maganda rin meron ka ng kaunting experience dito sa Pinas bago ka mag attempt sa abroad. Like you said, meron mga requirements ang ibang bansa. Wag ka pumayag sa "brain drain" na since RN ka na, pupunta ka sa Israel o sa ibang bansa bilang Caregiver; kasi parang demotion yon. Unless you use it as a stepping stone to becoming a full nurse there, meron nga mga requirements o kailangan mag exam ulit, o kailangan mag aral ulit.

Marami naman gumawa nyan, kagaya ng mga pumunta sa USA o sa Canada, nag aral ulit ng 1 year, then nag board exam ulit. Kasi hindi nila tinatanggap ang Philippine education or credentials at hindi ka RN doon.

Ganun din naman mga ibang professions kagaya ng abugado, attorney o lawyer, they need to take an exam there. Lalo na mga engineers, like electrical, construction, chemical ... Ang hindi lang totoong engineer is yung mga "network engineer" kagaya ko, kaya meron kami mga CCNA at MCSA (Cisco and Microsoft).


salamat sa mga pointers boss dabs mukhang kelangan ko muna pala mag trabaho while nag aaral to be a CCNA mahal ung $300 USD ayoko ng manghingi sa magulang. Bale pag iisipan kong mabuti kung kelangan ko paba yang bootcamp na yan kasi medyo mahal rin ang pag boobootcamp parang na enganyo lang talaga ako dahil for 1 week basic to advance yung ituturo daw nila . Last question nalang boss dabs for example e certified CCNA nako may chance ba talaga na makapag work ako kagad? or meron pang additional certificate to take para makatrabaho? pasensya na sa tanong kasi wala talaga akong kakilala sa personal na mapagtatanungan tungkol dyan.

Magkano ba yung bootcamp? Tanong mo kung kasama na yung exam doon.

Kung CCNA ka na, baka makapag work na, pero maraming employers naghahanap ng additional experience or certifications. Kaya on top of the CCNA, kumukuha din ako ng MCSA. Alam naman naten na buong mundo gumagamit ng Microsoft. Sa Enterprise environment, marami dyan gumagamit ng Windows Server and Linux.

Ang alam ko, kunyari sa Australia, mga CCNA doon meron din ITIL Foundations, iba na naman certification yan. Meron ako nabalitaan, CCNP (Professional), nag self-study lang. Tapos ang nagbayad sa exam yung company nya yata.
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June 10, 2016, 03:26:50 PM
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@Dabs Well I did nakakahiya man to admit pero actually mukha ganun na nga mangyayari para kasing nagiging back to zero lahat ng mga jobs na apply ko abroad and sad to say at the minimum amount pa din kaya siguro hindi na nabago ng buhay ko pero truth nag apply ako from the said position to get an experience na hindi ko akalain pag uwi ko ng Pinas is almost phase na agad nakakalungkot ang tagal ko pa nman for 3 yrs ako nag stay. Hindi ko nman kaya ang migrate that will require a lot of money san nman ako kukuha nun di ko sya carry.

Meron ako mga narinig lang. Nag trabaho dito sa Pinas. Yung iba nag trabaho sa Hong Kong o Singapore. Nag ipon ng 5 to 10 years. Then nag apply sa one of the "Big Five" : USA, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand.

Meron din iba, inutang lang, usually from friends or family, o pwede rin sa banko (pero make sure mababayaran, that, or hindi ka makakauwi sa Pinas until after 10 years.)

Hindi mo nga kailangan kumuha ng "agency" o "consultant", kasi sayang lang ang bayad mo sa mga ganun. Marami ako alam, sila mismo nag apply sa Embassy o sa official website ng mga bansa.

If you have a will, there is a way.
Looking forward pa rin nman ako kahit na medyo nauubos na ang oras ko ng pag apply truth last time nag apply from the said agency legal kasi nag apply ako directly from an employer at Canada ok na on process na kaya ako na stuck dito sa call center work due kahihintay ng process it takes a year and then after ok na tanggap ako kay employer direct process lang through agency and then I end up denied from the embassy nakakawalan ng gana nakakapagod at nakaka ubos ng pera pero as you i have a will in every way kaya nga eto pa din umaarangkada sa pag apply in fairness sobra tyaga ko na talaga. Ok ba yun migrate system mas ok ba yun.
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June 10, 2016, 05:08:09 PM
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Looking forward pa rin nman ako kahit na medyo nauubos na ang oras ko ng pag apply truth last time nag apply from the said agency legal kasi nag apply ako directly from an employer at Canada ok na on process na kaya ako na stuck dito sa call center work due kahihintay ng process it takes a year and then after ok na tanggap ako kay employer direct process lang through agency and then I end up denied from the embassy nakakawalan ng gana nakakapagod at nakaka ubos ng pera pero as you i have a will in every way kaya nga eto pa din umaarangkada sa pag apply in fairness sobra tyaga ko na talaga. Ok ba yun migrate system mas ok ba yun.

Sa tinging ko, okay ang immigration nila. You have more benefits as a permanent resident rather than just a temporary foreign worker. Meron tax benefits, at maski anong trabaho pwede ka mag apply.

Some just pick the foreign worker route kasi minsan masmadali.

Pero marami ako kilala na 6 months to 1 year, nandun na sa Canada. After that, all you really need to do is wait 4 years, apply citizenship, then get a Canadian passport, at pwede ka na mag biyahe sa mas maraming bansa, visa free or visa waiver. At kung gusto mo dumalaw sa US, tatawid ka lang ng daan, nandun ka na. You still need to get a US tourist visa, pero mas madali from Canada compared to getting it from the Philippines.

Maraming nakarating, at maraming denied din, so tingnan mo lang ang pagkakulang mo, baka kulang sa requirements, or masyadong sagad. Marami din dumating na walang agency o consultant ang ginamit, kasi nasa official website naman how to apply directly.

Hanapen mo yung "Pinoy 2 Canada" forum ... good luck Smiley
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Magkano ba yung bootcamp? Tanong mo kung kasama na yung exam doon.

Kung CCNA ka na, baka makapag work na, pero maraming employers naghahanap ng additional experience or certifications. Kaya on top of the CCNA, kumukuha din ako ng MCSA. Alam naman naten na buong mundo gumagamit ng Microsoft. Sa Enterprise environment, marami dyan gumagamit ng Windows Server and Linux.

Ang alam ko, kunyari sa Australia, mga CCNA doon meron din ITIL Foundations, iba na naman certification yan. Meron ako nabalitaan, CCNP (Professional), nag self-study lang. Tapos ang nagbayad sa exam yung company nya yata.
parang nasa 13k ata yung bootcamp boss dabs parang di ata kasama yung exam doon kasi sabi mo nasa $300 yung pag take nung exam. I aadd ko nalang din yung ibang certificate para sigurado na pagkatapos makapagwork din ako at mabawi ulit yung ginastos tapos another certificate ulit. Balak ko talagang pumunta sa ibang bansa bilang Network Eng. sana matupad yung pangarap ko hehe di ko na talaga sinunod yung kurso ko bahala na .
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Ako nung una tourism, pero nag-stop ako. Na-realize ko mas maayos mag Multimedia Arts. Ayun, I'm now a graphic designer / web designer. Mas maayos ang kita at less hassle pa. Hindi ko na kailangang makipag-sapalaran sa traffic sa Edsa, lalo na sa MRT! At least sa bahay, coffee lang. Work kahit naka-pajamas pa. Wala pang expenses! Bigger salary pa, related pa sa course ko.  Roll Eyes  Cool
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Ako nung una tourism, pero nag-stop ako. Na-realize ko mas maayos mag Multimedia Arts. Ayun, I'm now a graphic designer / web designer. Mas maayos ang kita at less hassle pa. Hindi ko na kailangang makipag-sapalaran sa traffic sa Edsa, lalo na sa MRT! At least sa bahay, coffee lang. Work kahit naka-pajamas pa. Wala pang expenses! Bigger salary pa, related pa sa course ko.  Roll Eyes  Cool

Oist galing mo naman @spider warrior, baka may mga project ka dyan na pwede mo i fastbreak syempre i guide mo ako sa mga dapat i master Smiley

Sir Dabs ang galing mo naman...IT field ka din pala at ang mga certifications na yan ay mga pangarap ko na lang yan siguro Smiley

@alfaboy23 minsan sir turuan nyo ako sir ariel ng mga nalalaman nyo sa  computer,dahil base na rin sa experience nyo Smiley


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Pangarap ko itong mga certifications 20 years ago. Ngayon ko lang kinukuha. Sana pumasa.
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SA ngayon wala na ako WOrk nag resign na ako hindi na kc ako masaya ang course ko kc ay BSMT at BSHRM pero ang work ko hindi related sa course ko

Sino may alam pwede ko na applyan Computer literate naman ako encoding skills ko ay medjo mabilis lang!!^_^
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Ako nung una tourism, pero nag-stop ako. Na-realize ko mas maayos mag Multimedia Arts. Ayun, I'm now a graphic designer / web designer. Mas maayos ang kita at less hassle pa. Hindi ko na kailangang makipag-sapalaran sa traffic sa Edsa, lalo na sa MRT! At least sa bahay, coffee lang. Work kahit naka-pajamas pa. Wala pang expenses! Bigger salary pa, related pa sa course ko.  Roll Eyes  Cool

Oist galing mo naman @spider warrior, baka may mga project ka dyan na pwede mo i fastbreak syempre i guide mo ako sa mga dapat i master Smiley

Sir Dabs ang galing mo naman...IT field ka din pala at ang mga certifications na yan ay mga pangarap ko na lang yan siguro Smiley

@alfaboy23 minsan sir turuan nyo ako sir ariel ng mga nalalaman nyo sa  computer,dahil base na rin sa experience nyo Smiley



fafz akala ko master ka rin? sa trading lang ba? hahaha ako fafz isa lang akong callboy dati it rin ako pero napaglumaan na eh inabot ko pa kasi ung millimium bugs hahaha, kaya eto nauwi sa pagiging callboy pero kahit papano related naman kasi modem at router pa rin naman support ko kaya sakto lang badtrip lang kasi puyatan sa sahod swak din naman kasi x2 naman ng minimum na sahod ng typical na empleydo.
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June 12, 2016, 06:25:56 AM
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Ang gaganda ng mga course nyu pero ako vocational lang gusto ko ulit mag aral kaso walang budget at nag paaral ako ng kapatid chaka anak ko..
Vocational computer technician computer program and cellphone repair technician basta related sa new technolgy.. at repair ng mga gadget.. nag work na ko sa isang company ng IBM as technician and nag work ako as cellphone repair as my sideline..
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