CompTIA A+ training masters the learners in today’s varying IT technologies in vendor-neutral form. Ranging from mobile to traditional devices and operating systems, all is covered in an effective manner. For setting career in IT, the CompTIA A+ certification course explains the best practices followed for managing networking, security, and troubleshooting across varied IT devices and networks. CompTIA A+ certification training explains how to smoothly keep the devices running of organizations.
The candidates have to write two exams to own CompTIA A+ certification, an entry-level certification, recognized industry-wide.
At the completion of this CompTIA A+ course, the participants will exhibit the following skills:
- Understand PC hardware covering all components concepts, types, installation, and configuration
- Explain the concepts of networking, description of protocols/ports, encryption techniques and networking devices along with functions
- Detailed information on configuration of laptops
- Understand the difference between different types of printers, their installation and configuration
- Describe different Windows operating systems, their installation and setting security parameter
- Perform preventive measures and implement security tools and best practices to secure the devices and network
- Provide network connectivity and synchronization at mobile devices
- Execute troubleshooting skills for solving problems related to hardware, networking, operating system, and peripherals
Target audience
- IT Administrators
- IT Technicians
- IT Support Experts
- Technical Support Experts
- Field Service Engineers
Prerequisites
The candidates must have working experience of atleast 6 to 12 months on electronic devices, network environment, and mobile operating systems.
Exams (optional)
Course Name |
Exam No |
CompTIA A+ |
220-801 |
CompTIA A+ |
220-802 |