*NETWORK & SECURITY
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If you want to know more about the world of IT, you should start with Network Security. You’ll need a Network+ certification or higher, which is available from CompTIA. You can get this certificate either by taking their exam and paying the exam fee, or by attending a training class and then taking and paying for their test. Regardless of how you go about it, it’s not very expensive — think of it as an investment in your future.
This blog post will teach you all about what needs to be done to achieve optimization when it comes to your IT department's network security. We'll take a look at the different elements that you should be considering and much more.
http://www.wikihow.com/Become-an-Information-Technology-Manager
*DATABASE ADMINISTRATION
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The type of database you should work with depends upon your needs and budget, but diving into Postgre SQL, which is open source and free for most uses, will allow you to learn what works best for your organization – and at no cost to your company’s bottom line. This database works across multiple platforms, which means that it can easily integrate with other applications in the future if needed.
https://www.thebalancecareers.com/information-technology-certification-courses-1419227
*WEB DEVELOPMENT
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Coding for the web is one of the newest, hottest fields to work in – and one of the most prevalent to boot! If you’re interested in learning new skills and don’t mind wearing a lot of hats, a career as a front end developer or back end engineer could be a great fit for you.
*DATABASE MANAGEMENT
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Although it’s not exactly a certification, it’s still important to know what types of databases that you should be working with on a day to day basis. The end game for this is always easy – to establish efficient practices for your company and make sure that the data is secure.
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