@taymaay wrote
"Once you pass this course I am only to receive job offers from ISC or?
Also, the certificate i receive at the end will be beneficial for any cyber security job within any company?"
Am a little concerned by these questions. Do you not understand what ISC2 is about or the real value of these certifications (which are NOT certificates, there is a differene), not just CC but the others? Are you pursuing a career in cybersecurity and have an involvement in the field, such as joining with local cybersecurity groups (chapters of ISSA, ISC2, or local groups)?
To answer your particular questions:
"Once you pass this course I am only to receive job offers from ISC or?"
Not how it works. Passing a course is the first step. You then must take and pass the CC exam to receive it. Once you've done so and completed the application you will become an ISC2 member. ISC2 does NOT send you job offers. There is a group here where people post jobs. And as I noted, you should join local infosec groups as they can be a source of potential job leads.
"Also, the certificate i receive at the end will be beneficial for any cyber security job within any company?"
Again, NOT a certificate, but a certification. This is what you will receive once you passed the test. As someone else here noted, it will benefit you in seeking cybersecurity roles at companies as it will tell them you have a baseline knowledge in the field. It will NOT in any way guarantee you getting a job. That will be on YOU. Certifications like CC (and many others) will help you get past the HR 'gate keepers' to get in front of hiring managers. But YOU will need to take it all the way with your ATTITUDE, SKILLS, EXPERIENCE, and KNOWLEDGE in the field to get you the job.
Hope this helps you and others.
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Michael Brown, CISSP, HCISPP, CISA, CISM, CGEIT, CRISC, CDPSE, GSLC, GSTRT, GLEG, GSNA, CIST, CIGE, ISSA Fellow
