image

The CompTIA Tech+ certification establishes that foundation. As the new entry-level standard replacing the retired ITF+ exam, Tech+ covers hardware, software, networking, databases, operating systems, and cybersecurity, while introducing career pathways in each domain.

Delivered in a 5-day instructor-led format, Tech+ validates career-ready knowledge and prepares learners for advanced certifications like CompTIA A+, making it the ideal first step toward a successful IT career.

By completing this course, you will be able to: Understand and manage technology infrastructure and computing concepts Troubleshoot and resolve common hardware and software issues Recognize and address basic cybersecurity threats Explain the growing importance of emerging technologies Use Tech+ as a launchpad toward certifications like CompTIA A+
Virtual Instructor-Led Training 5 days / 40 hours

Prerequisites for CompTIA Tech+ Course

CompTIA Tech+ is the only pre-career certification that helps students and career changers determine if they have competency in tech, and if it’s the right career path for them.

CompTIA Tech+ Course Outline


Resources

FAQs on CompTIA Tech+

CompTIA Tech+ is a foundational, pre-career certification course designed for students and career changers to determine if they have the aptitude for technology and if it’s the right career path. It’s ideal for those exploring IT before committing to more advanced certifications.

There are no formal prerequisites. This course is designed as an entry point for beginners, students, and career changers with little to no prior technical experience.

The course covers technology fundamentals, data and privacy, internet technologies, cybersecurity basics, networking concepts, and applications/software management, along with career exploration in each of these areas.

CompTIA Tech+ serves as a launchpad toward more advanced certifications like CompTIA A+, providing foundational knowledge in hardware, software, networking, and security to build upon.

Yes, the course introduces the CompTIA troubleshooting methodology and teaches you to identify and resolve common hardware and software issues as part of its core objectives.