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COMPTIA CERTIFICATION TRAINING:
ITF+ and A+ —GES3017 (Vouchers Included)
COMPTIA CERTIFICATION TRAINING:
ITF+ and A+ —GES3017 (Vouchers Included)

Online CompTIA ITF+ and A+ Certification Training
Earn Your CompTIA ITF+ and A+ Certifications
CompTIA’s IT Fundamentals (ITF+) certification provides an introduction to IT concepts and skills. It is intended as a “pre-career” certification that organizes basic IT knowledge IT professionals. After mastering the fundamentals, CompTIA recommends moving on to the A+ certification, the industry’s first performance-based curriculum designed for starting IT professionals. This 100% online course will help you will master core concepts that directly apply to the ITF+ and A+ certification exams.
An exam voucher is included in your course enrollment.
Instructor: CompTIA ITF+ Certification (Self-Paced); CompTIA A+: Linda Matthews, Sara Perrott, Paula Woodall (ed2go Instructors)
Prerequisite: There are no prerequisites to take the course. However, CompTIA recommends having up to one year of hands on experience before taking the A+ exam.
Textbook: The instructional materials required for this course are included in enrollment and will be available online.
Location | Day(s) | Day(s) | Duration | Price | Location | |
Online (recorded) | Start Anytime | Start Anytime 9 Mos / 240 Course Hrs | 9 Mos / 240 Course Hrs | $2,495.00 | Online (recorded) | |
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Job Outlook for CompTIA A+ Certified Professionals
- Professionals with computer support skills are in high demand. Data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) indicates that computer support specialist jobs will enjoy 10% growth between now and 2028. This is a rate of approximately double that expected for overall job growth.
- In addition to this strong job growth, the BLS notes that growth in IT areas such as networking, security and device management means that the field also holds strong advancement opportunities.
- Salaries among IT support specialists generally reflect this high demand. The BLS notes that salaries for computer support specialists average $63,460 per year. The Bureau notes that lower salaries, such as those offered to inexperienced professionals, average $38,990, or around $19-20 per hour.
CompTIA ITF+ and A+ Certification FAQS
IS THE COMPTIA A+ CERTIFICATION GOOD FOR AN ENTRY LEVEL JOB?
According to the CompTIA, the A+ certification is the industry-leading credential for support specialists, field service, desktop support and help desk support jobs.
WHAT JOBS CAN I GET WITH A COMPTIA A+ CERTIFICATION?
Although job titles may vary by organization and department, the following job titles feature duties covered by the CompTIA A+ certification:
- Service and user help desk support
- Technical support specialist
- Associate network engineer
- Data support technician
- Desktop support administrator
- Help desk technician
- System support specialist
IS ITF+ CERTIFICATION REQUIRED FOR A+ CERTIFICATION?
Although the ITF+ certification is not listed as a formal prerequisite for the A+ exam, CompTIA highly recommends ITF+ for those embarking on their first formal training for a career in IT. It is designed to provide a framework in IT skills that can lead to a wide variety of specialized areas or can lead a prospective employee to another area outside the formal IT domain.
HOW DOES ITF+ PREPARE FOR A+ CERTIFICATION?
ITF+ is an ideal introduction to the IT concepts addressed in the more advanced A+ certification process. A+ preparation courses can be expected to address:
- Hardware, including networking and troubleshooting
- Mobile devices
- Operating systems
- Software troubleshooting
- Networking, including virtualization, cloud computing and security
WHAT DOES THE COMPTIA A+ EXAM COVER?
CompTIA A+ Core exams require candidates to demonstrate skills in:
- Baseline security skills for IT support professionals
- Configuring device operating systems, including Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome OS, Android and iOS Administering client-based as well as cloud-based (SaaS) software
- Troubleshooting and problem-solving service and support challenges, applying best practices for documentation, change management, and scripting
- Supporting basic IT infrastructure and networking
- Configuring and supporting PC, mobile and IoT device hardware
- Implementing data backup and recovery methods, applying best practices for data storage and management
Course Objectives
- Identify the purpose and function of software, hardware, and security components
- Analyze, manage, and troubleshoot mobile devices, networking technologies, hardware, virtualization and cloud computing, and network systems
- Install, configure, and troubleshoot operating systems, expanded security, software, and operational items
- Prepare to take and pass CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1001) and Core 2 (220-1002) exams
Curriculum and Price
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