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CIN TTT Series: A+ Core 1 220-1201

Hi everyone ,
I just finished watching all the CIN TTT Series videos. It was a really valuable experience and helped me organize my thoughts and better understand how to deliver the content to students.

I’d love to hear your advice what do you recommend as the next step after finishing the videos? Should I jump straight into hands-on labs, or spend more time reviewing the theoretical content first?

The vouchers for comptia a+

Hi folks, just an update. I received notice that the A+ Core 2 vouchers will be emailed out tomorrow. Thanks again for all your patience!
Hi Stephen,

I didn't receive my core1 voucher yet.

I sent you a request before 5-6 days (privatemessage).

Hope to get core1 voucher ASAP.

Regards

TTT Security+

If you view the on-demand sessions for the Security+ TTT series, you will be able to print a Proof of Attendance certificate for each session. You can use that as professional development proof if your employer requires it. You can also use it as CEU credit for updating your certifications.
noted.

TTT Security+

Would there be a certificate after completing the TTT security+ sessions?
If you view the on-demand sessions for the Security+ TTT series, you will be able to print a Proof of Attendance certificate for each session. You can use that as professional development proof if your employer requires it. You can also use it as CEU credit for updating your certifications.

How often do you teach each of the CompTIA courses per year?

The certifications I currently hold were obtained because they were required by the university where I teach (a Full CompTIA Academic Partner). These include A+ (though it has been years since I last taught it), Network+, Security+, CySA+, PenTest+, Security-X, Cloud+, Linux+, and Server+. It’s important to note that I don’t teach standalone CompTIA certification classes. Instead, we developed degree courses in which CompTIA content (delivered through either CertMaster or TestOut) is integrated into lectures, quizzes, and labs. Each course includes a weekly two-hour class session dedicated to reviewing material and guiding students through that week’s labs.

While the courses themselves run for eight weeks, students retain access to CertMaster or TestOut for an additional ten months—providing them with a full year of access to the resources. As of this moment I teach classes that use official material for Network+, Server+, Linux+, Security+, and CySA+. I finished developing the courses the will use Security X, Pentest+, and Cloud+ so as soon as those courses go live in the associate and bachelor degree I will be teaching them frequently. Each class is a 3 credit course and I teach between 15-21 credits per semester and about 12 in the summer.
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New link to the CompTIA IT Certifications Roadmap

Hi everyone

Until last month, the link to the CompTIA IT Certifications Roadmap below worked very well. I always used this in CompTIA Data+ classes to encourage my students to go further for professional development:


I navigated to this link today and it takes me to this page:


Has the IT certification roadmap been hosted somewhere else or has it been removed altogether? It was a very useful resource.


Regards
Chintan Patel
South Africa

Now Available: PDF of A+ Core 1 and Core 2 CertMaster Perform V15

Hello All,

One of my students brought this to my attention, and I am passing it along as it appears to be a newly added resource on 9/3/25(per the metadata on PDF). Some
months ago I recall many wanted an ebook for this course, not sure if that’s the official intent of this resource, but it is a 737 page PDF of the Perform without the labs and videos. It is located under the 3 vertical dots menu (see photos), at the very bottom
under Resources>Reference>Course PDF.

Thanks for the info.
The learning materials were previously named as "accessibility document". It is good that they have now named it as "course PDF" instead.

A few months ago (after the purchase of CompTIA), there had even been queries if the learning resources would be sold separately. I'm glad to see that this is not the case. (y)

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