Returning to Training After a Break - a couple of questions.
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1. The original A+ and Sec+ are over 20 years old. I'd suggest you take the most current versions just to make sure you're fully aware of all the changes that have appeared since then.Hi all, like the title says, I'm going back to training after a break and have some questions.
1. I have the original A+ and Sec+ that never expire as well as other versions that did expire. I've taught both those classes over a couple dozen times each, do I need to take the latest exams?
2. I had the CTT+ which was discontinued, are there any Train the Trainer replacements needed?
3. I never took Net+ because my multiple MCSA, MCSE and MCITP certs were considered higher level and so Net+ wasn't required. I've taught that class countless times as well, will I need to pass the newest exam?
Want to get back on the horse, thanks for any information you can give.
2. There is no replacement for the CTT+. Microsoft has the MCT. ISACA has the Authorized Instructor program. ISC2 has the Authorized Instructor Program. Cisco has the Certified Cisco Systems Instructor. But each one of those is for their own vendor-specific training. CompTIA currently has nothing.
3. MCSA, MCSE, and MCITP have nothing to do with Network+. I have all of those too. Aside from the fact that they are completely outdated certifications, they don't cover the same content as Network+. Get the latest version.