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Dear Career Changers,

By navigating your way to this page we might assume you are interested in making changes in your career. Perhaps what you are experiencing is the same thing that led many folks to enroll in one of the available in Maryland professional programs:

• No demand for specialists in your current professional field
• A low level of job security or low compensation
• Lack of job satisfaction
• No demand for your current computer skills in the job market
• A desire to work in more advanced and growing field
• You are a young adult starting your first career
• ... or because you have the determination to change your profession with a minimal financial investment and maximum results. Not a bad idea!

If you are thinking about a new career, you will want to be sure to choose one that will have growing need for new workers. The key to be in demand is to have the latest skills in any career you choose.

We encourage you to thoroughly review our web site where we will guide you step-by-step through important information that will help to confirm whether a career in the Information Technology field is right for you.

TAKE 5 STEPS!

As you move through the steps, we will cover three major areas of computing:

COMPUTER NETWORKING
 WEB DESIGN/DEVELOPMENT
 INFORMATION SECURITY

You will learn more about this exiting profession including day-to-day responsibilities, qualification equirements, and, of course, the projected compensation range.

We worked hard to assist you in your goal of successful transition to a new career. We hope you will find our web site informative and easy to use. We want to help you in learning about IT careers using the 5 Simple Steps:

	Learn About Current Hot Careers and Skills.
	Learn About Job Positions, Responsibilities, and Salary.
	What Is The Right Road to a New Career? My "10 Wishes List".
	Q & A about Career, Certifications, and Training.
	What to Look for Career Changers and Young Adults.