QA/Java/.NET training: How real are they ??
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 3:18 am
Hello All,
I am seeing lots of desi advertisements claiming that they can train people in 4-6 weeks period in QA/Java/.NET and help in IT job placements. They're charging between $600 to $1000 for a 4-6 weeks training and some are almost guranteeing good jobs. To me getting a job in a span of 2-3 months with $25- $35 an hour income sounds too good to be true.
BTW, I have a green card, my children go to elementary school as a result I have some spare time and I am looking to re-start my career.
I am sure there are many, many IT folks on this forum and hopefully you folks can help answer my questions:
1) I am a basically a commerce graduate and wonder how practical is it to pick Java/.NET and be able to get a programming job with these desi IT trainings ? BTW, I am Java certified but that was more than 7 years back and I am not sure how things have changed since.
2) I hear .NET is relatively easier compred to Java. Can someone validate this ?
2) With almost all desi hosewives jumping into QA testing, is there enough demand ? I hear that QA is lot more easier than programming but is there enough demand ??
3) Finally, on the desi IT training: Is there any catch here/are we missing something obvious?! I find it hard to believe that with just 4-6 weeks training, $600-$1000 investment you'll get a high paying job and that too in a span of a few weeks/months.
I would appreciate any inputs you folks can provide. :)
I am seeing lots of desi advertisements claiming that they can train people in 4-6 weeks period in QA/Java/.NET and help in IT job placements. They're charging between $600 to $1000 for a 4-6 weeks training and some are almost guranteeing good jobs. To me getting a job in a span of 2-3 months with $25- $35 an hour income sounds too good to be true.
BTW, I have a green card, my children go to elementary school as a result I have some spare time and I am looking to re-start my career.
I am sure there are many, many IT folks on this forum and hopefully you folks can help answer my questions:
1) I am a basically a commerce graduate and wonder how practical is it to pick Java/.NET and be able to get a programming job with these desi IT trainings ? BTW, I am Java certified but that was more than 7 years back and I am not sure how things have changed since.
2) I hear .NET is relatively easier compred to Java. Can someone validate this ?
2) With almost all desi hosewives jumping into QA testing, is there enough demand ? I hear that QA is lot more easier than programming but is there enough demand ??
3) Finally, on the desi IT training: Is there any catch here/are we missing something obvious?! I find it hard to believe that with just 4-6 weeks training, $600-$1000 investment you'll get a high paying job and that too in a span of a few weeks/months.
I would appreciate any inputs you folks can provide. :)