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Computer Support(A+)

 To be certified open doors for future opportunities. ...

Breaking Into The Industry Becoming an Information Technology professional is a rewarding career choice.

Learn information Mobile Devices domain and pass the 901 exam. To earn your A+ certification, you'll need to become a power user of mobile devices running the following operating systems:

·         Apple iOS

·         Google Android

·         Windows Phone

Learn and  identify a blistering array of mobile hardware, including but not limited to the following devices:

 PC technicians, network technicians, system administrators, data base administrators, Cisco specialists, VMware specialists, and network security specialists are but a few of the massive opportunities available. The technology industry is ever advancing too so newer opportunities are opening up as new technologies emerge and the demand for skilled technology specialists will continue to follow suit.

 Many of you who are new to the world of computers will probably start out as a PC technician and then ultimately you will work yourself up the ladder into a more advanced specialty. My own personal journeys into the computer world actually began when I could not afford a PC, so built one from scratch. That experience ultimately opened the door to becoming a PC repair technician and then bigger and better opportunities arose again from there.

To kick start your own journey into an exciting technology career there is no better way to do so than to get certified. Whether you want to eventually become a Windows System Administrator, Network Engineer or Network Security Specialist, an entry-level certification is a fantastic starting point.

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COMPTIA A+ Certification

COMPTIA A+ Certification CompTIA's A+ certification is one of the best computer certifications for entry level IT folks. The A+ certification is not only a great foundation for starting a career as a PC Technician or Desktop Support Technician but it also sets the framework for your entire technology career.

Once you are A+ certified you possess basic technical competence in areas such as installation, preventative maintenance, networking, security and troubleshooting. As a CompTIA A+ certified technician you also will possess the customer service and communication skills to work successfully with clients. This is a big plus for it shows employers that you have a versed skill set.

 One of the great things with the A+ and other CompTIA certifications are that they are vendor-neutral. Vendor-neutral is fantastic because the focus of the certification is broad so it touches more of the industry instead of single focus area.

Many IT professionals start their career with the A+ Certification and is often a prerequisite for PC Technician and Desktop Support Technician jobs, even mobile/tablet support. And even if it isn't a requirement, if for example your skill set and experience matches another candidate but you are A+ certified and they are not, there is a good chance you will get the job over the other candidate.

Passing the A+ Certification can be easy if you have a little experience in computers, though you will definitely want to get a good A+ study guide/book or best of all take a course from a professional IT person or school.

Overall the CompTIA A+ is one of the best computer certifications for entry-level and starting a career in any IT field. It is a great foundation to build upon.