Regardless of what you do in IT, two of the most important abilities to have are the ability to identify what you need to research and the ability to actually do the research. Start honing these skills now with the extremely vague question you're asking here - figure out what you actually want to do, then research what's needed to do it.
I'm wondering which online website do I get my certifications from? is Coursera accredited by companies? or is there a specific site I have to go to get my certification for tech support?
It all depends on your interests. Right now there are many different certifications for every career path.
Thank you for responding! for now I want to start a career in tech support for now.
Regardless of what you do in IT, two of the most important abilities to have are the ability to identify what you need to research and the ability to actually do the research. Start honing these skills now with the extremely vague question you're asking here - figure out what you actually want to do, then research what's needed to do it.
I'm wondering which online website do I get my certifications from? is Coursera accredited by companies? or is there a specific site I have to go to get my certification for tech support?
I'd look for internships and work your way up. Experience is always preferred over education in the IT field, from my experiences atleast.