Our courses include access to CompTIA materials through CertMaster Learn. CertMaster Learn is a comprehensive online learning experience that helps learners gain the knowledge and practical skills necessary to be successful on CompTIA certification exams, and in their IT careers.

• Course materials include videos, practice questions, and performance-based questions to provide hours of content aligned with the CompTIA exam objectives.

• Students will be able to track with their progress as well as their strengths and weaknesses.

• Lessons cover all exam objectives with integrated videos

• Hundreds of practice questions assess knowledge

• Performance-based questions apply concepts to scenarios

ITF+

Topics Covered

• Common Computing Devices

• Using a Workstation

• Using an OS

• Managing an OS

• Troubleshooting and Support

• Using Data Types and Units

• Using Apps

• Programming and App Development

• System Components

• Using Device Interfaces

• Using Peripheral Devices

• Using Storage Devices

• Using File Systems

• Networking Concepts

• Connecting to a Network

• Secure Web Browsing

• Using Shared Storage

• Using Mobile Devices

• Security Concerns

• Using Best Practices

• Using Access Controls

• Behavioral Security Concepts

The CompTIA IT Fundamentals certification is recommended for students with little to no experience in Information Technology. ITF+ is the most basic level of certification offered by CompTIA.

Examples of students who should seek this entry level course include:

• Anyone seeking to gain more knowledge in basic IT skills
• Professionals considering to change career into IT or Cybersecurity
• College Students 
• High School Students

A+ Core 2

Topics Covered

• Configuring Windows

• Managing Windows

• Identifying OS Types and Features

• Supporting Windows

• Managing Windows Networking

• Managing Linux and macOS

• Configuring SOHO Network Security

• Managing Security Settings

• Supporting Mobile Software

• Using Support and Scripting Tools

• Implementing Operational Procedures

The CompTIA A+ Core Exam 2 is part of a 2 part certification concept to become officially certified by CompTIA.  

A+ is recognized by companies and employers worldwide as proof and validation of employees or potential candidates having knowledge of computer hardware and software understanding.

Certification candidates are officially awarder the  CompTIA A+ certification after successfully passing both, the Core 1 and Core 2 exams.

Examples of students who should seek this entry level course include:

• Anyone seeking to gain or validate knowledge in hardware and software
• Professionals considering to change career into IT hardware and service desk
• College Students 
• High School Students

Security+

Topics Covered

• Comparing Security Roles and Security Controls

• Explaining Threat Actors and Threat Intelligence

• Performing Security Assessments

• Identifying Social Engineering and Malware

• Summarizing Basic Cryptographic Concepts

• Implementing Public Key Infrastructure

• Implementing Authentication Controls

• Implementing Identity and Account Management Controls

• Implementing Secure Network Designs

• Implementing Network Security Appliances

• Implementing Secure Network Protocols

• Implementing Host Security Solutions

• Implementing Secure Mobile Solutions

• Summarizing Secure Application Concepts

• Implementing Secure Cloud Solutions

• Explaining Data Privacy and Protection Concepts

• Performing Incident Response

• Explaining Digital Forensics

• Summarizing Risk Management Concepts

• Implementing Cybersecurity Resilience

• Explaining Physical Security

The CompTIA Security+ certification is recognized by companies and employers worldwide as proof and validation of employees or potential candidates having knowledge of information security concepts.

Examples of students who should seek this entry level course include:

• IT Professional seeking to gain or validate knowledge in cybersecurity, information security, and offensive/defensive security basic concepts.
• IT Professionals considering to change career into network management, security analyst, helpdesk, cybersecurity, and service desk.
• College Students enrolled in Computer Science, IT Management, Network Engineering, Networks Security, and Cybersecutity.
• High School Students already practicing cybersecurity skills.