SYNOPSIS
CompTIA’s A+ certification is meant for entry-level
computer technicians. The A+ certification is a vendor-neutral
certification that was introduced in 1993 and is now
held by over 600,000 people. It has no prerequisites
but is widely used as a starting point for various system
administration and network administration certifications.
For example, the A+ certification, coupled with either
the CompTIA Network+ or Server+ certification, can be
used as an elective for Microsoft’s MCSA certification.
Certifications
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