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At the standard level, you have certificates that specialise in specific kinds of warfare (armoured, information, and siege).

=== Planning with Certificates ===

In the same way that one plans an academic or professional career based on goals, the pilot should plan one's skill training. Using certificates helps the process by laying out in relatively perspicuous form, just what you need to train to be able to do what you wish to do. I recommend using some form of skill training third party application like evemon, Mac Eve Tools, or EVEUniverse.

Again, the idea is not to follow whatever these programs tell you to train (unless of course your goal is to just collect certificates), but to get a working template for fine tuning.

As an example, say you have done the tutorials and are ready to go into the glamourous profession of mining. Looking at what we have said above it is clear that the core competencies are going to be important so that we don't die in the harsh cold of space and so that we can get the spacecraft to the rocks in one piece. Furthermore, the starter profession Prospector deals with mining, so that will be a good one to pursue.

Being conservative, we look to the requirements for Core Competency - Basic and Amarr Industry - Prospector, our current skills, and come up with something like this:

== Advanced Careers ==

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 At the standard level, you have certificates that specialise in specific kinds of warfare (armoured, information, and siege).
+=== Planning with Certificates ===
+In the same way that one plans an academic or professional career based on goals, the pilot should plan one's skill training. Using certificates helps the process by laying out in relatively perspicuous form, just what you need to train to be able to do what you wish to do. I recommend using some form of skill training third party application like evemon, Mac Eve Tools, or EVEUniverse.
+Again, the idea is not to follow whatever these programs tell you to train (unless of course your goal is to just collect certificates), but to get a working template for fine tuning.
+As an example, say you have done the tutorials and are ready to go into the glamourous profession of mining. Looking at what we have said above it is clear that the core competencies are going to be important so that we don't die in the harsh cold of space and so that we can get the spacecraft to the rocks in one piece. Furthermore, the starter profession Prospector deals with mining, so that will be a good one to pursue.
+Being conservative, we look to the requirements for Core Competency - Basic and Amarr Industry - Prospector, our current skills, and come up with something like this:
 == Advanced Careers  ==