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Well, to me, I would probably say they have to get their own licensure for any CompTIA copyrighted products since your access to them would be under the 'another company' s EULA. I would probably bring this up with your Business Development Manager. If they have their own partner status with...

Might be a good idea, methinks. I don't talk to our BDM that much these days - generally when something breaks.

Quite. Always need to know what y'alls are up to...lol

Locked and loaded.

Are you logged into the CompTIA store with an account that is tied to your Partner status? For example, if you are an academic partner, you should be using your .EDU account. If it's not working like that, I'd probably reach out to your Business Development Manager and see if something is up...

Thanks for clarifying - just that when you type in ALL CAPS, it gives the inference of shouting.

I would totally agree with that, although we might also see an uptick in garbage posting - and we don't want to go through all that again.

DEC? That's not old, that crosses into "venerable" territory, but only *slightly* before my time. Ask Google? Heh... one can only speculate what you might get from Google's form of Skynet, brother. You might have better luck with desiccated chicken bones on a trash can lid. Exactly my point...

Wow, dude. A bit much for a service that CompTIA offers instructors - for free. There are no expectations of when vouchers will come. It usually takes about 6-8 weeks on the short side for vouchers to process. Much of the time, Stephen has to process this on his own - amidst all his other...

I know there's always that push to get the kiddos into those core exams. And perhaps there are 1-2 students in a classroom of 30 that may be able to step up to that. Tough to get good training across with a class period of 50 minutes on average, with, maybe about 35 minutes of actual teaching...

I hope you're not calling *me* old...

I played with the form some - I guess having 10+ years experience is also a disqualifier.

I would say CompTIA Tech+, which you've mentioned already. I would also look at Microsoft 365 Fundamentals (MS-900) or AWS Cloud Practitioner if you're looking at cloud stuff. /r

Locked and loaded. /r

I'm presently reviewing Dion's SecurityX offering - I got about 3/4 way through the CertMaster before my key from TTT expired. Activated it and got busy. But the thing I've noted is, for me, the Udemy offering gives me an audio listening component, where CertMaster doesn't do this (which...

Well, you can have a look at my Train-the-Trainer for Server+ which should help. While I don't have classroom ready slides, you can adapt what you find in the resource area to whatever you might need. Good luck! /r

Ahh, the age old problem with authentication in education - students/parents who lose their passwords. Are you talking about the new CompTIA platform? And why is the reset function creating a lot of unhappy students/parents? I'm afraid in this scenario, there's not much of an easy way...

Sounds like fun. I might have to make an appearance. LOL

I'm pretty sure there will be no eBook, as Linux v8 is moving on to CertMaster as well. I hear the instructor who taught TTT (@jasoneckert ) has a new book out, though...lol

I don't know if that's the case; there's too much revenue to be had in subscription-based training. And there are folks out there that think CertMaster is great, particularly with the incorporations of LabSim's materials. I know there was a lot of concern among the authors and content...