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Compcert Courses -- Where's The Beef

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Gregory Childers said:
Demand for CompTIA certs has been limited to A+, Net+, Sec+, and Cloud+. A few people take CySA+, PenTest+, SecurityX, and Project+, but employers don't ask for those certs on job listings. The rest of their certs are low demand from students and no demand from employers. The CompCerts will be fine for people who are pursuing knowledge for knowledge's sake on their own dime, but employers aren't likely to pay for a course that doesn't yield a respected certification or add skills directly to their current job role. I think the entire new line of CompCert courses will eventually be retired for lack of demand.
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I am a member of the CIN. I have a number certs I was wandering if some one could give me advice. I am not working out trying to the Pentest3. I spent time and lots of time to pass the time exam and I keep coming up short. I get close the pass mark but miss it. Do I need to do more book work and lots of labs?



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From Buzzword to Baseline Skill: Introducing CompTIA AI Fundamentals for Every Student

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Stephen Schneiter said:
AI is quickly becoming a baseline literacy for every student, not just those in technology. Students across all majors are using AI tools in work, study, and everyday life, often without guidance on how to use them effectively or responsibly.

Join Henry Mann, Senior Director of Product Development at CompTIA, for a tour of CompTIA AI Fundamentals, a new, vendor-neutral course designed for teaching students critical AI skills.

During the webinar, we'll explore how AI Fundamentals:
  • Builds practical AI literacy for all learners, with no prior tech experience required
  • Embeds responsible and secure AI use across disciplines
  • Provides hands-on AI practice in a secure environment, no third-party tools or extra accounts
  • Aligns with workforce expectations and recognizes skills with the CompTIA AI Fundamentals CompCert
AI Fundamentals will be available in June 2026. Register now to explore the new CompTIA AI Fundamentals course and see how teaching AI literacy today can better prepare your students for tomorrow's workforce.

What: CompTIA Academic Webinar
When: Wednesday, March 11, 2026, 2:00 - 3:00 PM CT
Who: Henry Mann, Sr Director Product Development, CompTIA
Where: ON24
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From Buzzword to Baseline Skill: Introducing CompTIA AI Fundamentals for Every Student

Stephen Schneiter
AI is quickly becoming a baseline literacy for every student, not just those in technology. Students across all majors are using AI tools in work, study, and everyday life, often without guidance on how to use them effectively or responsibly.

Join Henry Mann, Senior Director of Product Development at CompTIA, for a tour of CompTIA AI Fundamentals, a new, vendor-neutral course designed for teaching students critical AI skills.

During the webinar, we'll explore how AI Fundamentals:
  • Builds practical AI literacy for all learners, with no prior tech experience required
  • Embeds responsible and secure AI use across disciplines
  • Provides hands-on AI practice in a secure environment, no third-party tools or extra accounts
  • Aligns with workforce expectations and recognizes skills with the CompTIA AI Fundamentals CompCert
AI Fundamentals will be available in June 2026. Register now to explore the new CompTIA AI Fundamentals course and see how teaching AI literacy today can better prepare your students for tomorrow's workforce.

What: CompTIA Academic Webinar
When: Wednesday, March 11, 2026, 2:00 - 3:00 PM CT
Who: Henry Mann, Sr Director Product Development, CompTIA
Where: ON24
Register Here
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The CompTIA certification landscape: Pathways to data and cybersecurity

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