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Passed Network+!

Do you have any materials you used to study for the pbqs? I keep struggling to get them all and would like to study a bit more to succeed. I reviewed the questions to death and half but I need more experience with the simulations to succeed.
You need to focus more on Testout perform, there is a lot of simulation questions for each module. Good luck

On-demand

Here are the links to the previous sessions - You'll still have to register for them if you haven't already, but if you need to catch up, these should work.

Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
Session 5
Session 6
Rick,
Thanks for placing the links in chat. I had missed session 1 as I didn't get a chance to register until session 2.

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Looking for a CompTIA Volunteer/Mentor

Hello CompTIA Community,

My name is Paul Pearson the president of a non profit in Northern VA called Eduruna that is dedicated using students and technology to strengthen communities. We create exciting ways to help students succeed in school and prepare for the future.

We are currently seeking a CompTIA certified instructor to volunteer as a mentor and advisor to our board. This is a fantastic opportunity to share your expertise, inspire students, and help guide our organization’s mission. All mentoring is done online through our discord server.

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CIN TTT Series: Data+ V2

Our next TTT series will focus on the CompTIA Data+ V2 certification. Join CIN and special guest @Kwabena Fred as he Leads the Data+ TTT series. Fred will cover the exam objectives and provide hands on examples as you strengthen your Data Analytics skills. We will discuss how to cover the content with students and suggest various labs to let students gain hands-on experience as they prepare for certification.

The CompTIA Data+ certification exam covers the following domains.
  • Explain data concepts: Database types, data structures, file extensions, and data types.
  • Identify data sources: Databases, APIs, website data, files, logs and repositories.
  • Recognize infrastructure concepts: Cloud, on-premise, storage, and containerization.
  • Identify data tools: Coding environments, BI software, and analysis platforms.
  • Understand AI concepts: Identify AI models, natural language processing, and robotic automation.
What: CIN TTT Series: Data+ V2
When: October 28 - December 4, 2025 (Ten sessions), 1:00 - 3:00 PM CDT
Who: Frederick Anaafi
Where: ON24
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Passed the CompTIA A+ 220-1201 (Core 1) and 220-1202 (Core 2)

Guys, you talk about TTT Vouchers. But if he has Voucher from Non TTT Events, they might be transferable.(like payed by him in Advanced.)
Yeah, but usually we talk here about TTT Vouchers. IF they are shared or sold (happend in the Past), Stephen has a lot of Trouble, and the CIN Member might be banned from recieving TTT Vouchers again. CompTIA and VUE can Track the Name <-> VoucherCode assigned from the TTT.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month!

Please be aware that October is Cybersecurity Awareness month. There are many different cybersecurity organizations that recognize and offer additional educational resources around this designation. One such are the folks at StaySafeOnline:

https://www.staysafeonline.org/cybersecurity-awareness-month

They offered an online event on October 1, 2025. You can watch the recording at the link above. Their messaging for this year is that small actions can make a big difference. They have focusing on the Core 4. Four easy steps anyone can take to boost their online safety:
  • Use strong passwords and a password manager
  • Turn on multifactor authentication
  • Recognize and report scams
  • Update your software
As instructors I encourage everyone to help spread messaging about the 'Core 4' and talk about how students can use these and more advanced techniques as well as how they can spread the word about improving cybersecurity.
Timely info, folk. Thanks for sharing. Will there be any other event within the month to catch up with live? I'll watch this on demand anyways.

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