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Boost your IT skills with a Windows PowerShell bootcamp for $20

These 6 courses can teach anyone to automate tasks through PowerShell for Windows and beyond.
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Education is key if you're hoping to land an IT job or move up in the career you already have. Every new programming skill you learn is an asset to your resume, and there are many languages to learn. But before you go diving into JavaScript or Python, don't forget one of the most versatile platforms for IT professionals: PowerShell.

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Saini's intro classes last about an hour, but in that time you can learn PowerShell's basic commands and see how it can work in virtually any operating system. Whether you're a systems admin or a frontline IT tech, the scripts you write can save you hours of work.

Once you get the fundamentals down, you can delve into more advanced techniques in the intermediate courses. From active directory management to validation reports, you'll be able to streamline any network. There's even a course on how to automate a graphic user interface with PowerShell and Python.

Each course in the 2022 Windows PowerShell Certification Bundle comes with a certificate of completion, and it's all now on sale for $19.99 or $3.33 per course.

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