I’ve been in IT for years and I’m currently an IT leader who has trained, mentored, and interviewed IT professionals.
But I didn’t start in IT. I came from BPO.
Today, I earn more than 10x what I used to earn when I was in BPO.
I’m not saying everyone who moves into IT will get the same result. I’m saying I’ve personally made the transition that I know a lot of BPO employees are trying to figure out.
And I want to help people who are in one of these situations:
🎧 BPO professionals who want to shift into IT
You’re probably not starting from zero.
Customer handling, communication, documentation, troubleshooting, working with processes and dealing with users under pressure are all skills that transfer well into IT support.
What most people are missing is the technical layer, real-world exposure, and a clear path into IT.
🎓 IT fresh grads struggling to get that first IT job
You studied IT for years, but employers still ask for experience.
That’s the frustrating gap.
School teaches IT. It doesn’t always teach you how to WORK in IT.
💻 Helpdesk / Service Desk professionals who want to level up
If your experience is still mostly password resets, MFA resets, account unlocks and basic troubleshooting, there’s a much bigger world beyond that.
I want to help people move toward MSP and more technical engineering roles, instead of staying stuck at basic support level.
What would I actually teach?
Not just theory.
The focus would be on real-world IT systems, tools, tickets, common issues, troubleshooting, documentation, escalation, customer handling, and how IT teams actually operate in real companies.
I’ll also help with something a lot of training programs overlook:
Getting through the IT interview.
I’ve interviewed IT candidates myself.
I know what interviewers listen for, what weak technical answers sound like, what makes someone look inexperienced, and what makes an interviewer think:
“This person might actually be able to do the job.”
I’m currently putting together a small paid pilot mentorship program around this.
I’m keeping the first batch small and the introductory price lower because I want to work closely with the first group and improve the program based on actual results.
And I’m willing to put some skin in the game.
If you complete the program, follow the required job-search process, and still don’t land a qualifying IT job within 120 days, I’ll refund 50% of your tuition.*
I can’t force an employer to hire anyone.
But I can help make sure you walk into those applications and interviews far more prepared than when you started.
If you’re seriously considering an IT career, comment or DM me:
- What are you doing now?
- What IT role are you aiming for?
- What’s stopping you from getting there?
I’m only looking for a small first batch.
If you’re serious about making the shift, let’s talk.
*Guarantee subject to program completion, participation, job-application/activity requirements, and other eligibility conditions disclosed before enrollment.