Probably starting with eCPPT would be better, because I am coming from a Technical Support Field, mainly focused on Networking, and I do not have experience in the Security field.

Next week I am probably planning to start the SecurityTube certification of Python, and I would say once got it, I`ll try to figure out what can I do, because until March I will be working and Studying (college), so not such big time, after that I will be unemployed due to the expiration of my contract and I can focus more.

I would prefer cover my knowledge lack in this months, so mainly python, bash, GNU/Linux.

Thanks for the links, I had read them before.

Next week, maximum in 2, I will start the SecurityTube Python class, and I hope to get the certification in a couple of Months maximum.

In the meanwhile, I will start to see a bit of Linux and Bash scripting, in order to reach March with a solid knowledge of Python, a good command of Linux and Bash, TCP/IP&Network Knowledge and so on.

According to my salary, do the 2 courses (eCPPT and OSCP) will be too expensive, so I think I will be go straight with OSCP, maybe will be more difficult but If I will be able to manage I will probably cover a best range in a deeper way.

I would like to have, in July or August, the following cert:
CCNA, SecurityTube Python, OSCP and try to look up for a new job in Scandinavia or in UK, according to the market.

Great Man, I will give a look as soon as I will have the money!

I think vivek's stuff will indoctrinate you, nicely.  I've been programming for years, and still want to go through that course, as well, to get the perspectives, and pick up on tricks and methods that others use.  But based solely on what I've seen from his other offerings, I think you'll learn a lot, regardless of your current level.

I did face the same challenge as you and have just signup and started eCPPT.

The reason for choosing this course is that my web-pentesting skills are weak. This course offers a good explanation, haven;t tried out their lab yet but will do it later on.

I know most of the info I got but putting it in a clear order makes it more easy to put together. Will write up something after I went through all material and the exam so stay tuned haha.

For OSCP preparations I recommend to read through their live training story: http://www.offensive-security.com/offsec/pwb-in-the-caribbean-part-1/

It points out some of the PWB focus and you can research these items youself beforehand.