On Aug 29, 4:12 am, eneel...@gmail.com wrote:
> I'm beginning to make a career change from nursing to web technology.
> I'm attempting to become an associate level Certified Internet
> Webmaster. Is this the right path to start out? Erik

Okay... so how fast can you cram 15 years of experience?

Not to discourage, but you're talking complicated stuff and a lot that
can go wrong. Now if you are hosting a client, they're not going to
wait around while you figure out how to fix something. Just like being
a nurse: you need to know your stuff before you're allowed anywhere
near a patient.

Best way to learn is to practice, and play with the technology. There
are no certificates that can achieve this! Get yourself a web server,
setup a couple of sites... play! You'll learn far more that way.

BTW... did you really mean Web Master? As in... hosting... servers...
networks... software... Web Designers make web sites, Web Developers
write programs for the WWW and Web Masters run & manage platforms for
Web Developers and Web Designers to publish on.

xM