Wouldn't this advice depend on your location? Reveal that information to us. I'm guessing by your hair color and sun-exposure level that you're Canadian or Alaskan.
Edit: on the other hand, the lipstick makes me think you must be some kind of english dandy.
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If you could get a certifiably awesome certification, that would be nice. If you're getting a degree, why do you need a certification? I do not understand the IT world.
Okay im currently on a degree (Bsc Hons) course for Applied Computing, going into second year (of 4)
I am wondering whether now is the time to be thinking about certifications and stuff? I am definitely wanting to work in IT after graduation.
Any reccomendations if so? And tips on how to get into the industry?
Decide which industry you want to work , like netwroking , then go for CCNA,CCIE , database go for SAP,Oracle ,
In general a java/.net certification can also help.
Try to do your final year project assignment from a reputed company or choose some project assignment which has got some value in IT industry.
You can also start working as a part time freelance programmer which will give you real time coding experience, you can PM me if you have got more specific questions.
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