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Get certified. Get a job. Get ahead.
Earning a CompTIA certification can help you get the right skills to begin and advance your career in the IT industry. Whether you’re an entry-level technician or an experienced professional looking to expand your knowledge base, training toward and gaining CompTIA certifications can help you get a job or get a promotion.
CompTIA is the leading provider of vendor-neutral IT certifications worldwide, and employers depend on CompTIA certifications to make hiring decisions. Earning certifications shows not only that you have the right knowledge and skills to do the job, but also that you are dedicated to your IT career. Many companies, including Microsoft, Ricoh, Lenovo and Cisco, recommend or require CompTIA certifications.
Certified technicians are more knowledgeable and confident about the problems they handle than non-certified technicians, and can more easily adapt to changing technologies. This can lead to new career opportunities. Forty percent of certified professionals received a promotion within one year of attaining a primary certification, according to an IDC survey.
Our entry-level certifications are CompTIA A+, for PC repair; and CompTIA PDI+, for maintenance of printers, scanners, faxes and copy machines.
Our certifications for experienced technicians include CompTIA Network+, CompTIA Security+, CompTIA Server+, CompTIA Linux+ and CompTIA RFID+.
How to Study
CompTIA accredits both training centers and training materials, including classes and courseware, to help you study for your certification exam. These materials and centers have been reviewed to ensure they accurately cover the information you need to know for CompTIA exams.
You can download CompTIA exam objectives and take practice tests.
How to Take the Test
Buy an exam voucher, and then register at one of our approved testing centers.
“The CompTIA RFID+ certification is a key part of making sure our hires are consistently the best available. The test is invaluable as a hiring and training tool for us.”
Patrick Sweeney II, Chief Executive Officer
ODIN Technologies
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