Computer Technician
What is CompTIA A+?
A CompTIA A+ Technician must be able to troubleshoot and solve problems at a level higher than the basics. Apart from this, a CompTIA A+ Technician will have knowledge about operating systems, electricity and power supplies as well as motherboards. After completing the CompTIA A+ course, technicians will also have practical experience to back their theoretical knowledge.
Why should I study CompTIA A+?
Almost all organisations need IT support. Completing the CompTIA A+ certification will demonstrate your abilities as an IT professional, since you will be trained in a wide variety of IT-related topics. This qualification not only equips you with the essentials of IT support, but provides you with the opportunity to practically apply what you’ve learnt. Potential employers will realise that someone with a CompTIA A+ certification is a step above just basic IT support. The CompTIA A+ qualification is also your stepping stone to the CompTIA Network+ certification.
CompTIA A+ Course Structure
In order to complete the CompTIA A+ course, students will have to complete two components:
- CompTIA A+ Certification: Essentials, and
- CompTIA A+ Certification: Practical Application.
These two components contain the following modules:
- Personal Computer Components
- Operating System Fundamentals
- PC Technician Professional Best Practices
- Installing and Configuring Peripheral Components
- Installing and Configuring System Components
- Maintaining and Troubleshooting Peripheral Components
- Troubleshooting System Components
- Installing and Configuring Operating Systems
- Maintaining and Troubleshooting Microsoft Windows
- Network Technologies
- Installing and Managing Network Connections
- Supporting Laptops and Portable Computing Devices
- Supporting Printers
- Personal Computer Security Concepts
- Supporting Personal Computer Security
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