基本情報技術者試験って意味あるの？取るべき人と取るべきじゃない人を完全解説

Is it really worth taking the Fundamental Information Technology Engineer Examination? Or is it pointless? In this video, we'll thoroughly explain the pass rate, study time, and cost of the Fundamental Information Technology Engineer exam, review the exam content (Subject A, Subject B), and even explain the differences in evaluation between those with no experience, those in their first year, and those in their third year or beyond. This video will help you make the best decision for you by explaining 5 reasons why you should take the exam, 5 reasons why you shouldn't, and assessing your need for the exam. [Related Recommended Videos] So, should you get an IT certification? Which one is the best? A thorough explanation. ▶    • 結局、IT資格って取るべき？どれが一番おすすめ？徹底解説   A thorough explanation of the work of an in-house system engineer [20 types of in-house system engineer jobs in 5 categories] ▶    • 社内SEの仕事内容を徹底解説 【5カテゴリー20種の社内SEのお仕事】   A thorough comparison of the four major engineering careers! System integrator, system engineer, in-house development, freelance: which is the best? ▶    • エンジニア4大キャリア徹底比較！SIer・SES・自社開発・フリーランス エンジニア...   SES doesn't mean you're doomed | 4 Successful Careers from SES ▶    • SES＝詰み じゃない｜SESからのキャリア成功パターン4選   [Subscribe to the channel here] "IT Engineer Career Counseling Room" ▶    • エンジニア4大キャリア徹底比較！SIer・SES・自社開発・フリーランス エンジニア...   The Fundamental Information Technology Engineer Examination (FIT) is a national qualification considered a stepping stone to success for IT engineers. However, many people are unsure whether to take the exam, with differing opinions ranging from "Is it really worth it?" to "Should I take it?" to "Is it unnecessary now?" In this video, we've thoroughly explained the following points to help resolve such doubts. Summary of the Fundamental Information Technology Engineer Examination The pass rate is around 40%, the average study time is 200 hours, and the exam fee is 7,500 yen. The exam is conducted year-round using computer-based testing (CBT). Divided into Subject A (Technology, Management, Strategy) and Subject B (Algorithms, Programming, Information Security), the exam tests a wide range of knowledge. Introducing the opinions of those who believe it's necessary and those who believe it's pointless. "It's a given for engineers" vs. "Practical experience is more important." Both have their merits. The essence of the doubt: "Three reasons" 1. The value has a short shelf life, 2. It's a heavy burden for those with no experience, and 3. The pitfalls of encouraging first-year certification. Need assessment (a score of 3 or above means it's worth taking) We've prepared a tool to easily assess your needs based on three criteria: year, company type, and qualification plan. 5 People Who Should Take the Basic Information Certification ① People with no experience looking to change jobs in the IT industry ② People looking to transition from in-house system engineers to IT vendors ③ Students aiming to work in the IT industry ④ First-year engineers (explaining why it's important to take it while you're young, with personal experiences) ⑤ People looking to use it as a stepping stone to applied information or advanced certifications 5 People Who Shouldn't Take the Basic Information Certification ① People with third-year or more work experience ② People aiming to develop web-related in-house software ③ People aiming to work in a foreign IT company (English and global certifications preferred) ④ People interested in freelancing ⑤ People who should focus on vendor certifications In conclusion, the Basic Information Certification Certification is a qualification where "the right person and timing are 90% important." Getting it in your first year with no experience can be a powerful tool, but if you're in your third year or later, you should shift to applied information or vendor certifications. At the end of the video, I also share my own story of failing to get certified and my own experience of cutting my losses and switching to an Oracle Master's. This book features real-life insights from someone with 20 years of experience in the field, making it a cut above the desk-top information you'll often find online. Please read to the end and find the best solution for you. #FundamentalInformationTechnologyExam, #FundamentalInformationTechnology ...SubjectB, #ITCertification, #IPA, #AppliedInformation, #In-houseSystemEngineer, #In-houseDevelopment, #ITCareer, #SIer, #SES, #FreelanceEngineer, #EngineerCareer, #Engineer, #ITEngineer ■Credit VOICEVOX: Ryusei Aoyama