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The CompTIA A+ certification is the industry standard
for validating vendor-neutral skills expected of an entry-level computer
technician.
Those holding the A+ certification have a broad base
of knowledge and competency in core hardware and operating system
technologies including installation, configuration, diagnosing,
preventive maintenance and basic networking.
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The CompTIA A+ exam consists of two exams - the A+ Core
Hardware exam and the A+ OS Technologies exam. Because technology
changes, so do our exams.
The CompTIA A+ exam will be upgraded in the late
third quarter to early fourth quarter (exact date to be determined) of
2003, but you can still study for and take the current A+ 2001 exams
until then.
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The CompTIA A+ certification is the perfect launching pad into a new
career.
Take a look at the possibilities
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Computer Operator, Entry Level
Operates and monitors computer equipment. Performs routine tasks to maintain computer equipment and their peripherals.Loads peripheral equipment for operating runs.
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Field Support Technician, Entry
Level
Responsible for repair, installation and maintenance of personal
computer hardware and peripherals at customer locations.
Network Support Technician, Entry Level
monitors and maintains the company’s network systems.
Identifies, documents, and implements solutions to problems.
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Network Support Technician,
Entry Level
Monitors and maintains the company’s network systems. Identifies,documents, and implements solutions to problems.
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