Recent content by Chris Posey

These are usually good for one year. Why didn't you inquire about your A+ voucher soon after that training, like you are waiting on CySA?

It usually comes a little afterward, and then you are notified. It is not as immediate as the main certs that you tested for.

Yeah, probably not until 2028

The keyword in this question is 'communication software.' While the calendar is commonly supported, it is not the primary expected sync item for a baseline Exchange setup.

First, review the exam objectives so that students have an idea of what to expect on the exam. Second, CompTIA has all of these resources built into CertMaster (if you have access), such as lesson plans to help build out your learning model, because everyone's will be different. They even have...

In the courseware, you should see resources, and the Course Pacing Guide is there under Planning Your Course.

Do you have access to CertMaster? They do have a handy spreadsheet that allows you to mark it for as few or many weeks as you need for a study plan path.

Be patient...no one has received them yet. They tell you at the beginning of the training that it may take some time, which is always the case with these great series.

Are you referring to the Train the Trainer workshop that occurred for A+? If you registered for that, the instruction sheet was in each week's presentation under resources.

Yes, I believe it's also CertMaster Perform/TestOut now, but nothing but labs there. Someone did mention they may be available in the final practice assessment in CertMaster Practice, which we also have.

I see that CompTIA removed the PBQ practice questions in the CertMaster courses. Are the labs the sole replacement for that? I found that my students really enjoyed working with the practice PBQs in the 1100 series CertMaster. Any alternatives out there that others are using with students?

This probably won't start until the release of the new version of A+, which is March 25, which I believe I heard about in a previous TTT.

Did you check all your sessions to confirm you were counted for each? Each session gives you a completion certificate. I found I missed one, and that is why I did not receive mine.

Has anyone else heard that with so many problems with Pearson OnVUE, CompTIA might be looking to go elsewhere for proctoring? UPDATE - disregard...seems this is something different than I was told.

Thanks, Rick for the insights. Our students are using CompTIA CertMaster Learn and Practice and we have found they are struggling more and more with the PBQs. Some of our instructors have even mentioned the PBQs are not similar to those of the actual exam. We have used some of the other...