PenTest Vouchers from TTT
- By shaify
- CompTIA PenTest+
- 23 Replies
Also mine, thank you @Stephen Schneiter
Thank you !PenTest+ vouchers are going out this week. There was an issue with folks having inaccurate information on the ON24 reg form and it caused issues when the data team tried to verify attendees.
In the future, everyone, please check the information you enter on the form, especially your country. Thanks!
…and I wish I had a dollar for every Security+ student I’ve had that did not understand the class C subnet or why DNS exists.I wish I had a dollar for every story I've heard about someone going after their Sec+, CySA+, and PenTest+ with zero experience and no Net+ or A+, only to hear them complain that no one will hire them.
Hello,
When will the vouchers from attending the PenTest TTT be disb
Should be any moment now. Just received mine.Hello,
When will the vouchers from attending the PenTest TTT be disbursed?
Thanks.
CompTIA is currently working on major updates on partner, membership websites, which will be rolling out in the coming months.I was looking for that list as well and it appears to have been removed from the CompTIA partner site. Also the login to the partner site doesn't work anymore, so not sure what's going on there.
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Thanks @Rick ButlerAgain, probably 6-8 weeks, pally.
I'm also waiting for this.Hello,
When will the vouchers from attending the PenTest TTT be disbursed?
Thanks.
I was looking at the median average for training houses and colleges. And yes, the going college rate is somewhere between 20-25/hr, even if you're going in as Adjunct (which to me is the same). They do get it, though, as there are always someone out there that will take it or nothing at all.I've been charging more than $75/hour for CompTIA training for more than ten years. And I've lived in three different parts of the country. I've made $125/hour for some classes.
Are you comparing independent contract training to university training? I have been offered multiple jobs over the years to work at different colleges and universities, but I politely refused the massive pay cut.
I've been charging more than $75/hour for CompTIA training for more than ten years. And I've lived in three different parts of the country. I've made $125/hour for some classes.Well,
You're not somewhere where the cost of living is ridiculously exorbitant, say, Southern California?
IT in general is underpaid, in my estimation - particularly for those that bothered to get their Network+ before doing Security+ (lol)
So THAT'S how we get to $75/hr...lolI wish I had a dollar for every story I've heard about someone going after their Sec+, CySA+, and PenTest+ with zero experience and no Net+ or A+, only to hear them complain that no one will hire them.