Jobs for a+ Certification Entry Level

CompTIA’s go to certification for establishing a career IT, A+, has undergone a significant transformation as it moves from the 900 certification series to the 1000 core series. The CompTIA A+ exam changes include expanded content related to today’s understanding of an IT Support role, which heavily focuses on enabling end users and devices to securely access the data needed to complete a task.
Be honest. You wouldn’t get on an airplane with a Pilot who has never flown an airplane. Experience matters. While a significant amount of time can be spent on CompTIA A+ certification preparation, the best study guide is experience. Nothing prepares you more for a test than fixing a computer and running through the operating system to get a feel for it. A test lab is easy to set-up and requires very little in terms of money. In fact, any laptop will do. At worst, if you lack of funding, using Ebay, Offerup, Thrift Stores and more can net you some basic parts from ancient times to set-up your lab.
They are available now! You can start preparing for the new CompTIA A+ core series exams without delay and test for the certification at any time. If you have been preparing the 900 series exams, don’t worry, you can still sit for that exam up until July 31, 2019. However, it is suggested to test for it sooner rather than later. In the event you fail, you want to make sure you still have time to brush up on the 900 series content and sit for the exam again before it is no longer an option.
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