Where to go for a remote internship as a sysadmin?

Question

System administration

Good day! I want to enter the field of administration, but there is no experience in this area specifically. Worked in 2 providers as a software engineer, aka small office enikey, connecting subscribers to the last mile and as a network equipment installer. Now I work remotely in the support service, the years go by and I want to do something significant. I was trained on Gikbreins as a system administrator, I learned a lot of new things, but there is nowhere to apply this knowledge in practice. So, please tell me where it is possible to apply your strength, even as a trainee, in order to gain useful experience. At the moment I live abroad, I do not know the local language, therefore I am focused only on remote work. I am also thinking about the option of passing the LPIC Essentials certification, then Linux Administrator, but it confuses

Answer 1

In general, there is not very much remote work for system administrators, and an internship, in principle, implies close interaction, exchange of experience with colleagues, and supervision on their part. I have never seen a job like the one you are looking for.
As for certification, without experience it will not help, but with experience, as it were, it is no longer needed.

Answer 2

Remotely? Sysadmin? Only narrow areas, such as telephony, for example.

Answer 3

You need to search remotely in the field of hosting. Proceed accordingly in this direction.

Answer 4

Well, firstly, if you are going to work remotely, an employer looks at your resume, if you have certificates .... LPIC, RedHat is a plus. Let's just say that it's not easy to pass these certifications. Of course, here someone will say I’ve been in the subject for 10 years, I don’t need it .... well, this still doesn’t say anything, but certification is a way to confirm your professional competence by a third party. Soon no one will need cisco junas, since SDN is just around the corner, and you will not be trusted with the configuration of transport channels .. so this is 0 chances. Remote work requires above average competence, i.e. you must have a skill of 150% or 200% ... no experience at all. I think it’s worth trying to work for a penny on the freelance exchange, at least for a start.

Answer 5

Remote administrators happen only networkers. Learn the materiel of a tsiska, and look for a place for a junior tsiskovod.

Answer 6

Where to go for a remote internship as a sysadmin?

Intern? Remotely?
As soon as you stop being an intern and become an experienced system administrator, you can think about remote work.
A remote intern is nonsense.