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CompTIA Instructor
- Thread starter Kevin Kamanga
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Project+ certification.
It would also be great if you are already instructor in some way, with experience in managing projects.
It would also be great if you are already instructor in some way, with experience in managing projects.
Unfortunately, with the retirement of CompTIA's CTT+ program, after October 31, 2023, all that is needed is a heartbeat.
There aren't any specific guidelines. Personally - I will only teach things that I hold current certifications for, have at least 1 certification above (if there is an actual pathway), and have something from a competitor organization. I also want to go through all the materials the organization uses, including labs and exercises. At a minimum go through all of the CertMaster materials so I can recommend them to the organization and speak to their quality. For example, before I'd be comfortable teaching Project+ I would want the newest version of the certification, have gone through all the materials, and have certifications like Scrum Master, Agile Master, PMP, etc. I'd rather be overqualified then underqualified. I need to make sure I'm prepared to answer student questions.
There's no such thing as overqualified - just means that you have haters that gotta hate.
I am certified thanks ,thought there was some additional requirement.