Good day all,

Newbridge Graduate Institute is looking for someone to teach Security+ and Cloud+ in our Highveld, Centurion campus (South Africa)

Either part time or full time basis, face to face contact lessons. Class hours are from 8am to 12pm Monday to thursday.

If interested or you know of someone, may you please send me your CV on [email protected] and cc' [email protected].

Thank you so much.

Hi All. I have been in the IT field for over 20 years and in different industries. I've never officially trained anybody aside from colleagues and sometimes hold tips and tricks inhouse. I hold a Network+ cert, as well as a few Microsoft certifications, including an Microsoft Certified Trainer. I've always wanted to be an instructor in IT and now that I have my MCT I would like to begin part time. So aside from having my certifications, How can I get an opportunity to instruct a class such as Network+ or A+ ?

I appreciate any assistance, or opportunities you may have.

Thanks.
Scott Grossman

CompTIA Network+ N10-009 TTT Session
this webinar has been concluded some minute ago
It is very interesting and impactful.
Summary
(a) The OSI Model Layers
7. Application Layer
6. Presentation Layer
5. Session Layer
4. Transport Layer
3. Network Layer
2. Data Link Layer
1. Physical Layer
(b) Troubleshooting Methodology

I have issues on how to access CerMaster Platform for instructions.

I am seeking your valued advice and insights regarding a matter related to teaching CompTIA courses.

As an experienced instructor who holds relevant certifications such as CompTIA Security+, PenTest+, and CySA+, I am wondering if it is necessary for me to obtain the CompTIA Tech+ certification to formally teach courses like CompTIA Security+, PenTest+, or CySA+.

Hello,


I hope someone can help me. I'm having issue in registering the account for TTT testout labs.
Here is my issue.

Data+ was pleasant exam to take.
As a virtual Trainer I can add this to my list of Programs which I can Trainin

I Project +
I have CYSA-03
and a few days ago passed Data +

Yesterday, I passed the DataSys+ exam. I have lots of experience with SQL, MS SQL Server, and MS Access so a lot of it was review. It's a pretty good exam for people who are working with databases in a business context, as well as a technical role designing, installing, monitoring, maintaining, and upgrading databases. It touches on cloud-based databases, but I suspect that it will get much more coverage in the next version of the exam.

I didn't know where to post this topic since DataSys+ and the upcoming DataX do not have dedicated forums.

For all those Security+ or security interested instructors out there...

Law enforcement authorities in the US and Europe recently announced the seizure of data attributed to the Lockbit ransomware team. The seized data included thousands of references to the crypto keys generated to encrypt victims data. You can read about this disclosure from the FBI or read reporting by Ars Technica. If you were or know of a ransomware victim you can submit a form here (at ic3.gov) and receive assistance ranging from the key used to encrypt the data to technical assistance decrypting the data. This form does ask for information about the victim. I'm told that not all of the fields are required to be completed. If the victim has the original ransom demand message there is information included there that can be used to identify the decryption key. If that message isn't available an encrypted file can be submitted for analysis.

The Lockbit team is believed to be made up of residents of Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus. Lockbit-based ransomware is a particularly interesting malware strain in that new versions were compiled so that different keys were used for different victims; and the original team created an 'associate program' where others could 'license' the Lockbit ransomware.

Good day!

Need your input on the question from the SY0-701 Lab re: Using containers. The question is, "How do you enter a container session for 'MyContainer'"?

I understand that a container needs to be started first, before you exec it hence, docker start is the answer



However, there was no premise that was stated in the question, so many of the students thought that the answer is docker exec - based on the laboratory instructions.



Some may argue that the keyword at the end should be cmd however, powershell can actually be used in docker in real life scenario.

What do you think?

I have a question. Does anyone have experience with how to get help from Comptia support regarding the store? I ordered Official CompTIA Student Guide eBook on Friday and still haven't received the codes. No emails are entitled to a response up to two working days. The training has started and the students have nothing to learn from.

Hi Everyone!

I am currently working with Accelerated U- National Louis University in Chicago. I am helping them build the IT Support Specialist Program based on CompTIA A+. Here is their post for the job:

"NLU’s Accelerate U is hiring an IT Support Specialist Adjunct Faculty role for a new IT Support Specialist Certification Program launching in Fall 2024. We are seeking an individual with professional experience in IT support services (CompTIA A+ certification preferred) and teaching IT courses. The IT Support Specialist instructor will have a passion for supporting learners in earning their own certification and be comfortable teaching across both virtual and in-person modalities. The full job posting and application link is here: https://careers-nl.icims.com/jobs/1393/it-support-specialist-(itss)-adjunct/job."

Let me know if you have any questions.

Tazneen Kasem

I am delivering a 701 course and I have noticed periodically the PPT Instructor slides are missing some content information when compared to the student guide.

I have included one example but there are others, lesson 10 is the one example I included where the PowerPoint ends with a Wi-Fi reference but the student guide ends lesson 10 with Bluetooth and NFC which are not shown in the PowerPoint. I don't recall this being an issue with 601 slides missing content shown in the student guide for the same lesson.

In the new Cloud+ objectives (as posted on CompTIA's draft page a few weeks ago), under the IAM objective, there's an item for CLI spelled out as Common Language Infrastructure. While I know that's a real thing (in context of .NET), I can't see how it's directly related to IAM. Any thoughts? Or is this an error and it should actually be command line interface (which makes more sense to me)?

Finally, CompTIA Network+ N10-009 Train-The-Trainer (TTT) is here...

Join the CompTIA Instructor Network and special guest Don Tilley as he leads the Network+ TTT series using the CompTIA CertMaster Perform that includes Learning with Simulations, Exam Prep, and Live VM Labs.

CertMaster Perform is part of the release of the CompTIA Network+ CertMaster Curriculum, now available.

Don will cover the exam objectives and provide hands-on examples as you strengthen your computer networking skills. We will discuss how to cover the content with students and suggest various labs to let students gain hands-on experience as they prepare for certification.
The Network+ exam verifies you have the knowledge and skills required to:

• Explain basic networking concepts
• Understand routing technologies
• Monitor and optimize networks to ensure business continuity.
• Understand security concepts and network attacks
• Explain the troubleshooting methodology and address common issues related to networking

Save My Seat

So, a big thanks to CompTIA.

BR,
Shuvodip

I am looking to find out how many people have students or themselves have problems with Pearson Vue and Accommodations issues. I am getting ready to draft a demand to PearonVue on this matter.

It seems to me that Pearson is violating the ADA on several levels.

PersonVue refuses to allow accommodation on the at-home testing platform PerasonVue Online Testing. This is a direct violation of the ADA under Title III. People with disabilities are barred from the PearonVue Online Testing platform. People with mobility disabilities are forced to go to a testing center, leave their homes, get rides to the testing centers, go to some testing centers that are not ADA compliant, then test in public. At the same time, people without disabilities are allowed to test anywhere.

"The ADA requires that any person offering examinations related to post-secondary education or profession “shall offer such examinations or courses in a place and manner accessible to persons with disabilities.” 42 U.S.C. § 12189. Regulations interpreting this section to impose an obligation on the entity offering such an examination that “ [t]he examination is selected and administered so as to best ensure that, when the examination is administered to an individual with a disability that impairs sensory, manual, or speaking skills, the examination results accurately reflect the individual's aptitude or achievement level or whatever other factor the examination purports to measure, rather than reflecting the individual‟s impaired sensory, manual, or speaking skills.” 28 C.F.R. § 36.309."

The ADA makes it unlawful to “coerce, intimidate, threaten, or interfere with any individual in the exercise or enjoyment of, or on account of his or her having exercised or enjoyed, any right granted or protected by this Act.” 42 U.S.C. § 12203.

The ADA requires that any person offering examinations related to post-secondary education or profession “shall offer such examinations or courses in a place and manner accessible to persons with disabilities.” 42 U.S.C. § 12189. As part of this duty to make an examination accessible, the regulations require that any documentation requested be “reasonable and limited to the need for the modification, accommodation, or auxiliary aid or service requested.” 28 C.F.R. § 36.309(b)(1)(iv).

It would be nice to sign up my new public high school as a CompTIA Testing Center so that we could test in-house for certifications besides the ITF+.

Would we be required to allow anyone to sign up and test at our school? I don't think we can do that as a public school.

CompTIA has now.launched there new badges

If your part of any of the below you should be eligible

@Stephen Schneiter Can you advise for those of us who have done some Beta Testing if these are going to.be issued to candidates automatically especially existing SME'S.

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Hello,
When will the Tech+ Instructor Resources be available to create Fall courses? I had 5/24 on my calendar but can't find anything under Resources. Thanks in advance!

Andrea Barrios
Coastline Community College

Hello all
I am excited to go to my first partner summit from The College of New Caledonia in Prince George BC, Canada.
We promote a lot of CompTIA certificated with the courses we deliver and our college won the Rising Star award in 2017.
I have my fight paid for the hotel booked and jut registering and was wondering if there is an early bird Promo code?
I look forward to meeting many of you face to face this July.
Thank you
~Ben Stewart

Hello, can I ask if the CTT certificate has now changed to Tech+?
So how do I get Tech+ since I don't know where to register?
Please assist, thank you very much.
Vinh Nguyen

Will the Tech+ be like the ITF+ (and Cloud Essentials) in the exam can be proctored by a teacher at a high school campus versus at a testing center?

I already know that like the ITF+, there will be no maintenance requirements (no three-year cycle) for the Tech+.

Hi any one received the dates or link for TTT Network 009 yet

This session is dedicated to unveiling the roles of Administrators and Instructors and their functionalities within CompTIA's CertMaster platform (formerly LabSim) using the TestOut or updated CertMaster courseware.

This is designed to guide Admins through the process of establishing their institution, with a focus on setting up classes, creating user accounts, and assigning course materials.

Furthermore, we will explore the functionalities and resources available to the Instructor role, such as reporting, custom quizzes, and class assessments, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of how to maximize the benefits for your learning environment.

If you cannot attend this session, please register to receive information and view the on-demand recording.

When: Tuesday, June 18, 2024
Time: 2:00 PM Central Daylight Time, One hour
Where: ON24
Register Now

Position: Security + ,Network + and ITF Instructors

Location: Live Online or In-person (Location: New Brunswick Canada/Atlantic Canada)

Start Date: September 2024

Description: Looking for experienced Comptia instructors based in Atlantic Canada, preferrably New Brunswick to provide either live or in person instructor led training to our students.

Requirements:

• Strong knowledge and experience in IT Fundamentals, Network+, and Security+.
• Excellent communication skills.
• Experience teaching the above courses.

Schedule and Compensation:

• Classes start in September.
• Competitive compensation based on experience.

Submit your resume and cover letter to [email protected] specifying the certifications you can teach.