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• Hi my name is Mark and I currently study at sixth form college doing my A levels in three subjects which are media studies, film studies and physical education. I always had passion for IT at home Im often the person who fixes parents and friends computers. In most cases I can find a problem and deal with it efficiently. I also learned how to reinstall windows operating system and install fresh copy of windows on pc's, laptops and netbooks. I am really into IT technical side I have taken my old computer apart replaced certain parts I have also built my computer system not that long ago which went very successful. The reason for not taking A level in ICT because it was primarily focusing on business side of IT which I am not into. I have decided not to go to university because I couldn't find a course that would perfectly suit me and now I am considering an apprenticeship in IT. I have done good amount of research on apprenticeships and there are plenty out there waiting for me to apply. I have finished school with 10 GCSES which I consider as good. I am seeking for an advice from who is reading this or who is IT technician. It would be beneficial for me if you could advise me what should I do with my situation, well my only choice is to go on apprenticeship. But I really dont know where to apply because there are thousands of companies around.(im in North West part of Britain) This is my last year at college, and I want to get into apprenticeship ASAP and I had a company in mind that I was going to apply to but unfortunately the company fell apart. The company name was Zenos which was primarily focusing on IT. So what should I undertake and what apprenticeship would suit me best, Im zero at programming, Im more of a problem solver, in computer problem faults and I also have passion for building computer systems and fixing them and installing software and reinstalling operating systems. Thanks for reading.

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  I don't know how it works in the U.K. but here in the U.S.A. if one wishes to be a successful I.T. person, one must be living in India and willing to work for less than $5.00/ day (U.S.). Our wonderful government, the thieving politicians, and their owners the corporations have outsource darn near everything except for the janitorial and crop harvesting jobs that they have imported illegal aliens to do for less than minimum wage and no benefits other than welfare and obamacare. You are lucky to be in the U.K. I envy you. Dven though your political system has its problems also I do not believe that your nation is in as much danger as is mine.