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Probably get your Network+ and/or A+ certification. With those the employer can guarantee you know the basics.
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self study. internet has a wide range resources, when you say IT field, its broad, you can fall in software, hardware and networking.
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These days, especially with the job market, anyone in the IT market would need to have some sort of skillset certified by an accredited institution. My suggestion to you is to get certified at some community college if you want this to be your career. Systems and network admins are growing in demand, so this could be a rather rewarding field for you in the future.
It's not really something you can get on-the-job training for.
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