CompTIA™ Certification Training: A+, Network+, Security+

CompTIA has set standards for certification in IT support, from hardware and devices to networks and cybersecurity. The A+, Network+, and Security+ credentials are the best CompTIA certifications to have in order to jumpstart or advance your IT career. Computer and information technology (IT) support specialists are in demand. Nearly every organization that uses computers and computing devices needs user and technology support. At the end of this CompTIA training, you'll also be proficient in basic cyber security concepts such as attacks and mitigation, security applications, risk assessment, disaster recovery and incident response, cloud computing, mobile devices, BYOD and SCADA, in addition to vulnerability assessment.

Upon successful completion of this course, you will be prepared to sit for the following exams: CompTIA A+ Exams 220-1001 and 220-1002, CompTIA Network+ Exam N10-007, and CompTIA Security+ Exam SY0-501. 

This course offers enrollment with or without vouchers. The vouchers are prepaid access to sit for the certifying exams upon eligibility.

Learning Outcomes:

• Learn the fundamentals of IT
• Discover how to build and manage a data network
• Understand how to troubleshoot networking issues
• Cover topics about routing and switching, risk assessment, and data recovery
• Practice concepts that will enable you to prepare for CompTIA? A+, Security+ and Network+ certifications

Job Outlook for CompTIA Certified Professionals

Computer and information technology (IT) support specialists are in demand. Nearly every organization that uses computers and computing devices needs user and technology support. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) expects computer support jobs to grow 10% between now and 2027, twice the rate of overall job growth. BLS data indicates that computer support specialists earn $54,760 per year or $26.33 per hour on average.

CompTIA's commitment to mobile device support suggests strong continued demand for its certificate holders. According to the BLS analysis, as organizations upgrade their devices, networks and security, demand for support professionals will continue to grow.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the A+, Network+ and Security+ certifications?
The A+, Network+ and Security+ certifications are sequential. A+ focuses on devices; Network+ is dedicated to the hardware, software and protocols for networking; and Security+ adds the layer of core security functions across devices, networks, and the organizations that deploy them.

What jobs can CompTIA certificate holders get?
CompTIA calls the A+, Network+ and Security+ sequence a "stacked" credential that validates baseline skills in the three disciplines: devices, networks, and security. Each individual certification is considered an independent signal of competence in the area it addresses.

What job titles does CompTIA A+ include?
According to CompTIA, the A+ certification is often associated with baseline or entry-level support positions such as service desk analyst, technical support specialist, field service technician, associate network engineer, data support technician, desktop support administrator, end-user computing technician, help desk technician, or system support specialist.

What job titles does CompTIA Network+ include?
According to CompTIA, the Network+ certification is often associated with positions such as Network administrator, network field engineer, computer technician, help desk technician, system engineer, network support specialist, or network analyst.

What job titles does CompTIA Security+ include?
According to CompTIA, the Security+ certification is often associated with junior IT auditor or penetration tester positions. Other titles might include systems administrator, network administrator, or security administrator.

Upon registering, you have twelve (12) months to complete the program.

Course Dates and Times

Course Hours: 480 Hours

This workshop is offered through our continuing education online partner.