[Cialug] The CompTIA A+ certification exams

[Jim Asbille]

So you have taken a course and have experience.  The best route then is to
get an up to date study guide with test exams and then take the exam.


Jim Asbille, MSM
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On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 1:00 PM, Afan Pasalic <afan at afan.net> wrote:

> new message from friend of mine. thanks again for any help.
>
> Hi, guys
>
> I just want to thank everyone for an opinion and advice about getting A+.
> My situation is a bit complicated and here is how:
>
> Several years back I successfully finished A+  required classes @ DMACC
> and have a certificate for that. I assist to IT tech at company I`m working
> at for long time and also (Volunteer-based) do maintenance for many of my
> friends outside of work. So, I do have knowledge and experience and that is
> not my problem.
>
> My company never requested TIA A+ from me because I am involved in other
> stuff besides helping IT tech. Recently I applied to a few IT position (I
> want to that full time) but they required TIA A+ CERTIFICATION and respond
> to my certificate is that I only finished required classes and that is not
> valid certification. That is the part which confuses me most and reason I am
> asking for opinions and advices,
>
> Thanks to everyone
>
> mirsad
>
>
>
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