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Number of Exams Delivered:
2020 | 330 |
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2014-19 |
5,814 |
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Number of Students Trained:
2020 | 34 |
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2014-19 |
1,467 |
Getting Started | IT Technicians
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Entry Level Certification for Advanced PC Users, Employees working in the IT industry (non-technical)
Description | Objectives | Number of Exams to Achieve Certification |
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The exam will certify that the successful candidate has the knowledge and skills required to identify and explain the basics of computing, IT infrastructure, application and software, software development, database fundamentals and security. In addition, candidates will have the ability to demonstrate their knowledge to:
maintenance of devices |
Hands-on Skills - Supporting PCs & Windows Desktop
Description | Objectives | Number of Exams to Achieve Certification |
Microsoft Windows Operating System Fundamentals 98-349 (No Pre-requisite knowledge required to attend) |
Understanding operating system configurations (15 to 20%)
Installing and upgrading client systems (15 to 20%) Managing applications (15 to 20%) Managing files and folders (15 to 20%) Managing devices (15 to 20%) Understanding operating system maintenance (15 to 20%) |
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CompTIA A+ Core Series is a Vendor Neutral Industry Standard for Launching IT Careers into today's Digital World (No Pre-requisite knowledge required to attend) |
Demonstrate baseline security skills for IT support professionals.
Configure device operating systems, including Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome OS, Android and iOS and administer client-based as well as cloud-based (SaaS) software. Troubleshoot and problem solve core service and support challenges while applying best practices for documentation, change management, and scripting. Support basic IT infrastructure and networking & Configure and support PC, mobile and IoT device hardware. Implement basic data backup and recovery methods and apply data storage and management best practices |
Two - (220-1001) & (220-1002) |
Hands-on Skills - Networking PC's
Description | Objectives | Number of Exams to Achieve Certification |
Microsoft Networking Fundamentals 98-366
(No Pre-requisite knowledge required to attend) |
Understanding network infrastructures (30 to 35%)
Understanding network hardware (20 to 25%) Understanding protocols and services (45 to 50%) |
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Windows Server Administraton Fundamentals 98-365 (Pre-requisite knowledge: Candidates are expected to have some hands-on experience with Windows Server, Windows-based networking, Active Directory, account management and system recovery tools and concepts). |
Understanding server installation (10 to 15%)
Understanding server roles (25 to 30%) Understanding Active Directory (20 to 25%) Understanding storage (10 to 15%) Understanding server performance management (10 to 15%) Understanding server maintenance (15 to 20%) |
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CompTIA Network+ (Pre-requisite knowledge: CompTIA A+ or a minimum of 9 months networking experience recommended). |
Design and implement functional networks.
Configure, manage, and maintain essential network devices. Use devices such as switches and routers to segment network traffic and create resilient networks. Identify benefits and drawbacks of existing network configurations. Implement network security, standards, and protocols. Troubleshoot network problems. Support the creation of virtualized networks. |
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Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices CCNA
(Pre-requisite knowledge: Good understanding of Network Fundamentals). |
Network Fundamentals (15%)
LAN Switching Technologies (21%) Routing Technologies (23%) WAN Technologies (10%) Infrastructure Services (10%) Infrastructure Security (11%) Infrastructure Management (10%) |
or Two - (100-105 ICND1) (200-105 ICND2)We do not advise candidates to sit the combined exam due its vast content. The Individual exams are more realistic and have a higher pass rate |
Hands-on Skills - Security
Description | Objectives | Number of Exams to Achieve Certification |
Microsoft Security Fundamentals 98-367 (Pre-requisite knowledge: Assumes understanding of networking). |
Understand Security Layers (25 to 30%)
Understanding Operating System Security (35 to 40%) Understand Network Security (20 to 25%) Understand Security Software (15 to 20%) |
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CompTIA Security+ (Pre-requisite knowledge: Assumes Undersanding of Networking). |
Threats, Attacks & Vulnerabilities
Windows Operating Systems Technologies & Tools Software Troubleshooting Architecture & Design Networking Identity & Access Management Hardware & Network Troubleshooting Risk Management Security Cryptography & PKI |
Hands-on Skills - Cloud
Description | Objectives | Number of Exams to Achieve Certification |
Microsoft Cloud Fundamentals | Understand the Cloud (20 to 25%)
Enable Microsoft Cloud Services (20 to 25%) Administer Office 365 and Microsoft In-tune (15 to 20%) Use and Configure Microsoft Cloud Services (20 to 25%) Support Cloud Users (15 to 20%) |
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CompTIA Cloud+ | Configuration and Deployment (24%)
Security (16%) Maintenance (18%) Management (20%) Troubleshooting (22%) |
One - (CV0-002) |
Hands-on Skills - Software Development
Description | Objectives | Number of Exams to Achieve Certification |
Software Development Fundamentals 98-361 | Understanding Core Programming (15 to 20%)
Understanding Object-Oriented Programming (20 to 25%) Understanding General Software Development (15 to 20%) Understanding Web Applications (15 to 20%) Understanding Desktop Applications (15 to 20%) Understanding Databases (15 to 20%) |
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