2025-2026 Experienced Certified Trainers needed for multiple courses
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New linux xk0--006 wrote it last friday
Hi Everyone!
CompTIA Instructors needed
Interested instructors, please send an email directly to [email protected] with cv, availability, expected hourly rate, and subject "CompTIA Instructor needed".
Thanks,
Nicolas Parodi

Cert-Master Learn follow objectives make sure you know the commands Ansible playbook yaml I have learned take objectives and make sure I understand linux concepts I did do linux many years ago but gave it a shot on cin that instructor covered quick a lot in the class. Like you windows Is first I know well. I passed it first time. Pbqs know your term things like gptI'll be taking the Linux+ XK0-006 exam this week. I have to admit that my Linux experience isn't on par with my Windows experience, but I do know a lot about hardware, software, scripting, security, networking, IAM, etc.
Do you have any advice that might help me prepare for the Linux+ exam? I have access to the CertMaster Learn, Labs, and Study materials. I also have access to the Instructor PDF and the slide decks for the class. Any sage advice, tips and tricks, "must-know" topics, or hints you can provide (without violating the NDA) would be greatly appreciated.
If I might ask, when did you report that? What date? I had also reported a couple of issues, and I'm tracking how long it's taken for Dev to respond and make the changes.Just a quick note for anyone using or doing this specific activity, there are errors that I have reported that you should be aware of. For two of the scenarios I was given for the section 2.1.7 Activity: "Threat Model Analysis", the answers that I initially selected and should have been correct, were instead marked as incorrect. I had to select other options until I was able to get what it incorrectly thought was right before I could move to the next question. It clearly stated in the feedback for each that my initial answer was actually true, so there is a mismatch happening somewhere in the program. As it can take a bit of time for these things to get addressed, just consider that before blindly accepting the outputs are true.
Introduce them to the concept of the Dunning-Kruger Effect and its implications for knowledge and expertise.Hi-
I am about to start our next A+ cohort. There's someone in there who took the 1101/1102 already back in 2024. In our bootcamps, we give the vouchers out with the classes and prep them hard to pass. This guy has some kind of degree in the field, and I think in his own country where he's from (I think it's India), he's worked in this field in some capacity. I have not started teaching yet, but I've seen some really weird, questionable conversations in the Teams chat- where he seems to present himself as an authority on all things IT, especially Security+ (he does not have anything other than A+ and he took a course on CCNA and got a certificate of completion). I feel like he's a bit prideful and will be a handful as well. And he does a lot of pushback with the organization who runs the bootcamp as well. He will be a firecracker!
Anyway, based on how he writes, the level of writing he has doesn't seem mature. But my bootcamp thinks that if he doesn't want to retake the 1201/1202, or do the CertMaster CE, perhaps he could do the industry experience (assuming he gets a job) or do this last part: Publish relevant articles, white papers, blog posts, or participate in recognized industry activities. I just don't see anyone who doesn't have writing experience being waved through to having their certification renewed. Is this pretty common? We are trying to decide which way to push him over the next couple of days. He's proven to be quite the arguer when presented with a situation he doesn't like or want to do!
Thanks!
DLRoss

Good day! I just wanted to inform you that I still haven’t received my CySA+ voucher yet. Thank you.Just replied to your email.
Patiently waiting.Yes, we will be looking at SecOT+ TTT series, probably in November. Will post updates here in the community first!