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Are certification kits no longer complimentary?

Gregory Childers
Rick Butler said:
It just means one extra step in putting a cert into my "i-love-me" book, which is, for me, a 3" three ring binder with every award or achievement since my high school years. I think the first one is my athletic JV letter for Golf....
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I've got most of my certs in a manila folder in a file cabinet. I have six on the wall of my home office, along with my college diploma.
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Are certification kits no longer complimentary?

BrianFord
While certification cards and kits are a thing of the past, people who have earned a CompTIA certification will want to know how to prove that to a prospective employer. An exam score report is not proof that someone earned a certification. Candidates can download and provide an official, secure PDF copy of any individual certification (or all active certifications) directly from their CompTIA (Certmetrics) account. Candidates can also share verifiable digital badges (often through platforms like Acclaim/Credly) that display active status, issue dates, and skills verified.
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Project+ Trainer Required

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Lynsey Nelson said:
We’re looking for an experienced, qualified CompTIA trainer to deliver the Project + course. 2 sessions live via Teams July and August. Please contact [email protected] for more information.
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Thanks Lynsey I would definitely be interested. I sent my contact information as well as credentials over. Best regards Tanja
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Are certification kits no longer complimentary?

Gregory Childers
CompTIA is a for-profit entity now. Printing certs and cards as part of the kit costs money. You can download the PDF and print your own, if you want a hard copy. The cards served no purpose other than bragging rights. An email congratulations is considered the standard in the industry.
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Are certification kits no longer complimentary?

Jerry Naidoo
When you have passed an exam, I recall us receiving an email from CompTIA to confirm a few details before they mail a complimentary certification kit. I just saw this on their website:

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Is the certification kit no longer free? I remember there was a discussion about the wallet cards being discontinued but not about being charged a fee to receive the physical certificate (unless you received one and then would like to order a replacement certificate).
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Employers are demanding AI skills. What's the best way to learn them?

Gregory Childers
Jill West said:
How many of you are getting a lot of pushback from students on being required or advised to work with and learn AI in your courses?

I expected and received some pushback from other faculty, and my school is actually doing a pretty good job (I think) of working with those issues. What I didn't expect is for so many students to be resistant to AI, not because they're afraid of new technology, but because they're concerned about the impact of data centers on the environment and local communities. (And I understand the argument that many of these data centers aren't being built primarily for AI, but there's so much media coverage of AI that the general public is making this association regardless.)
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AI , the cloud, and datacenters are not going away, regardless of their opinions. They can either embrace the technology or be left behind in the workplace.
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