Wondering what type of organization you work for as a trainer

[Richard Elliott]

Hello all. I'm trying to get an idea of the kinds of organizations that are employing CompTIA instructors. Apologies if I missed some blatantly obvious source of that information (someone please tell me if I did), but i really only have a vague idea of what kinds of organizations need CompTIA instructors.

My initial wild guess includes:

• IT training companies
• Corporations with large IT staff
• Trade schools and career centers (I work for one of these)
• Independent trainers

What am I missing? Is anyone willing to educate me here?

 

[HLC]

Hi,

We are an independent K-12 school. Providing CompTIA training courses in the future, is under consideration. We may not fit expectations, but independent schools are on the rise. If you are interested in our opportunities, email us at hlc.comptia@hillcenter,org.

 

[Tess Sluijter]

I'm a freelance / self-employed trainer.

The only organisation that hires me for CompTIA classes is a non-profit, though unaccredited "school", that provides bootcamp-like training and placement for a specific demographic.

 

[HLC]

We haven't started the hiring phase, but feel free to send us your information!

hlc.comptia@hillcenter,org.

 

[Gregory Childers]

I have worked for training centers and as an independent contract trainer. I have traveled to all 50 of the states in the US, as well as DC and Puerto Rico. I've also traveled to six countries abroad. I've taught for local, state, and federal government. Health care, shipping/logistics, food services, manufacturing, defense companies, universities, community colleges, and school districts. I've taught in almost every industry and in most of the United States.

 

[Rick Butler]

Career College/Tech school, traditional college, and a scant amount of consulting/freelance training and a scanter amount of DoD internal training.

 

[Richard Elliott]

I have worked for training centers and as an independent contract trainer. I have traveled to all 50 of the states in the US, as well as DC and Puerto Rico. I've also traveled to six countries abroad. I've taught for local, state, and federal government. Health care, shipping/logistics, food services, manufacturing, defense companies, universities, community colleges, and school districts. I've taught in almost every industry and in most of the United States.

This is great information. Thanks. I would be interested to hear about your overseas experiences if you're willing to share anything.

 

[Richard Elliott]

Career College/Tech school, traditional college, and a scant amount of consulting/freelance training and a scanter amount of DoD internal training.

Thanks. Do you have any observations about the differences between teaching for career tech and college?

 

[Gregory Childers]

This is great information. Thanks. I would be interested to hear about your overseas experiences if you're willing to share anything.

I'll be happy to answer any questions you may have.

 

[jasoneckert]

Post-secondary college here!