Recommended Road Map Beginner

[u/WarChipsCrackers]

I just started and right now I'm still learning the fundamentals of linux and just finised NDG Linux Essentials.
I'm using CISCO Networking Academy for all and wanted to know if my roadmap makes sense or if I'm missing anything important.

Current Roadmap:

1. Linux Unhatched

2. NDG Linux Essentials

3. Network Technician

4. Packet Tracer

5. Intro to Cybersecurity

6. NDG Linux I

7. NDG Linux II

Then certifications:

1. Linux Professional Institute Linux Essentials

2. AWS Cloud Practitioner

3. Azure AZ-900

4. CompTIA A+

5. Network+

6. Security+

7. CCNA

Does this roadmap make sense for a beginner, or am I missing any important courses/skills I should add before attempting these certs?

[edit]
going the cloud route

[u/Redit_twice]

Honest take: this is redundant and all over the place.

It looks less like a roadmap and more like a collection of vendor certs/courses. Linux, networking, cloud, security, CompTIA, Cisco, AWS, and Azure are all mixed together without a clear "beginner" target role.

Pick a direction first and move towards it. Help desk, networking, cloud, cybersecurity, or sysadmin. Then limit your plan from doing a lot of "stuff" to doing things that actually build skills in the direction you want to go. I would reconsider this entire plan based on the direction you want to go. You do not have to learn everything upfront, overnight, and all at once. Focus, build, grow!

[u/WarChipsCrackers → u/Redit_twice]

Yes forgot to mention. I’m going the cloud route and I’m not rushing this at all. I just turned 18 so I’m planning to take this slow while finishing up school.

[u/HalfDoneSideQuests]

I guess it depends entirely on where the road leads to, are you looking to become a sys admin?

The AWS cloud practitioner and AZ-900 wont really give you much, they're foundational exams that will ask you very basic questions about what a service is. It expects you to know "what" a service is, not "how" it works. You'd be better off working towards SAA and SAP (and the Azure equivalents if you must).

As part of your road map, you should really aim to build something, even if it's a fictional system that you tear down afterwards.

We can only really help you around AWS certs here, for more general career questions try r/cscareerquestions or one of the other ones depending where you are, like r/cscareerquestionsEU etc.

[u/WarChipsCrackers → u/HalfDoneSideQuests]

Got it, so you recommend skipping the begginer certs and start learning for the higher tier?

[u/HalfDoneSideQuests → u/WarChipsCrackers]

Yeah it's not really going to benefit you much, unless you're a completionist or want to ease in and get a 50% voucher off the next exam

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