Increased interest in basic training could start to fill the skills gap
Computing, 16 Jan 2008
Interest in entry-level IT courses is up 60 percent compared with last year, according to European skills group Firebrand Training.
Students are also paying more attention to Prince2 project management and Vista-based Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer courses.
New Year is a typical time for workers to consider their career options, said Firebrand chief executive Robert Chapman.
"It is no surprise people are taking the IT plunge – the skills shortage means that there are a plethora of opportunities available to those willing to take the first step on to the ladder," he said.
"Getting qualified now in the basics could be the beginning of a successful and lucrative future career."
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