how to become a oracle certified master

Hi,
Guys, recently this year in March i decided to take th e scjp 6 exam and got the study guide K&B scjp 6 book(Great book two thumbs up). And through a lot of coding and i mean a lot of coding and reading. I took the exam last week and came out with a 95% considering the fact i had minimum experience of java programming.Now I have two problems:
1. I want to become an Oracle Certified Master, Java SE 6 Developer the path that i want to choose the web services and web component developer and i would also want to do the java persistance developer. So could you please recomend the books that are needed in order for me to become an Oracle Certified Master.
I would be really grateful for your assistance.

2. The second problem is that upon studying for the scjp 6 i quit my job(I know dumb move) now i really i want to persue a carreer in java programming and here in my country (Zimbabwe) people don't appreciate programming and I.T and I want to persue a career in programming please do advise me on how i could seek a job outside the country i do have an Advanced Diploma in I.T and my ocpjp 6 certification i would be glad if i was to get a job as junior or trainee programmer. Please do help me out.

Thanks in advance

1. Buy this book for the master exam: SCJD Exam with J2SE 5 (Expert's Voice in Java) , authors: Andrew Monkouse and Terry Camerlengo, publisiher: Apress. This is the best guide I know of.

2. Looking for a job takes time and sometimes, it depends on luck. Good luck to you, wish you all the best.

thanks wilk that book do since i want is java 6?

simbarashe makura wrote:thanks wilk that book do since i want is java 6?

Yes. The book is perfectly usable(and useful) for OCMJD with JSE6(I've used the same book).

All the best!

Hi simbarashe,

a mandatory course has been added to the master developer exam so if you want to become certified it's added on a lot of money to this certification.

Seeing since you're out of work with no income this might be out of your budget?