If you are interested in any of the following jobs, the A+ will work well : Remote Support Technician, Call Centre and Depot Technician, Field Service Technician, Help Desk Technician, PC Technician & IT Administrator. 'CompTIA' Network+ opens up possibilities for Network Administrators & Technicians, IT Cable Installers and Network Installers.

For a new trainee to IT, CompTIA offers the initial foundation training in a number of areas. Wherever a student chooses to work in I.T., there are various 'CompTIA' qualifications that will augment their abilities. People who are particularly thinking about Networks, Systems, Support, Security, Communications and Servers are particularly well served. A new set of beginner level courses named 'STRATA' have been compiled by 'CompTIA'. These are for those who need a greater understanding of basic I.T. information, but do not essentially work in I.T. themselves.

Don't accept anything less than an accredited exam preparation programme included in your course. Don't fall foul of depending on unauthorised exam preparation systems. Their phraseology is sometimes startlingly different - and this could lead to potential problems when the proper exam time arrives. You should make sure you test how much you know through quizzes and mock ups of exams before you take the actual exam.

Be expecting to allow about a hundred to a hundred and fifty hrs learning time for the A+ exams, & for the N+ close to seventy-five to a hundred hours. With the best multimedia training package that's supported by authorised exam preparation software, both qualifications could very well be completed within just six months for the individual who's learning whilst holding down a job.

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