The A + certification demonstrates competence as a computer technician. This certification indicates that the owner has the qualifications and training to troubleshoot and repair computers.
CompTIA A + certification is a vendor neutral certification covering numerous vendor technologies and operating systems such as Microsoft, Apple Inc., Novell, and some of the Linux distributions
A + is a unique certification for entry-level hardware technicians. It is one of the most recognized certifications worldwide. It is intended for anyone who requires an internationally recognized credential as a competent computer professional.
How to obtain the CompTIA A + certification?
The A + certification is sponsored by CompTIA (Computing Technology Industry Association). To obtain certification, you must pass two tests: exam 220-801 and exam 220-802. Both tests must be passed in order to receive A + certification.
The study material required for the exam is:
- PC with Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, 7, or 8
- Ground connection
- Anti Static wrist strap (ESD bracelet or ground bracelet)
- Phillips screwdriver
- Flat head screwdriver
- Calculator
The CompTIA A + 220-801 certification exam is based on the following topics:
- PC hardware
- Networking
- Laptops
- Printers
- Operational procedures
The CompTIA A + 220-802 certification exam is based on the following topics:
- Operating systems
- Security
- Mobile devices
- Problem solving
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