Career Prospects Awaiting for You With Certbolt CompTIA A+ Certification | Eastern North Carolina Now

    The Certbolt CompTIA A+ certification is the industry standard that helps in the successful career launch of a specialist in the field of IT. This badge is an essential criterion to assess your core knowledge and skills in the technological sector. It measures your expertise in areas such as Hardware, Software, Networking/Troubleshooting, mobile installations, Cloud Computing, and other functional requirements. A+ certified professionals are often regarded as problem- solvers who think proactively to execute critical IT support tasks.

    Certbolt CompTIA A+ Specifications
    Specialists aiming for the Certbolt CompTIA A+ credential must successfully pass two core exams — 220-1001 and 220-1002. Each test includes 90 MCQs, drag and drop, and performance-based questions to be completed within 90 minutes. To pass the first exam, also known as Core 1, you should score 675 points, while for Core 2 the passing score is 700 points out of 900. Each exam will cost you $226. And to succeed in them from the first attempt you should have a minimum of 9-12 months of hands-on IT experience. You can attempt the test in-person at physical test centers or through online testing by Pearson VUE.

    Career Prospects with a Certbolt CompTIA A+ Certification
    Since the Certbolt CompTIA A+ certified professionals are regarded as the go-to-persons for various tech-support issues, companies like Intel, Dell, Ricoh, and HP, etc. hire them mostly for IT support roles, such as help desk techs, data support technicians, technical support specialists, field service technicians, to name a few. For more visit https://www.certbolt.com/

    IT Support Specialists
    IT Support Specialists are accountable for the analysis, troubleshooting, and evaluation of technical issues of an organization. They support internal employees by making them productive and external clients by guiding them to use business-specific programs to solve technical issues.

    Pre-requisite Skill Sets
    A successful IT Support specialist exhibits certain skill-sets, including:

  • Time-management
  • Prioritization and delegation of duties
  • Logical and technical problem-solving mindset
  • Meticulous detailing

    Pay-Scale
    According to the most recent research on the PaySacle website, A+ certified specialists can earn annually from $40,000 (beginners) to $100,000 (Advanced). Thus, these specialists can be employed in the U.S. Army ($36,000-$102,000), in the U.S. Navy ($34,000-$89,000), in the U.S. Air Force (USAF) ($30,000-$76,000),

    Responsibilities for IT Support Specialist
    An IT Support specialist is required to deliver a multitude of functions, such as:

    Beginner level:
  • Installation and configuration of hardware, software, networks, printers
  • Assessment and maintenance of systems and networks
  • On-time diagnosis, analysis, and solutions of issues
  • Setup, repairing, and replacement of accounts and equipment

    Advanced Level:
    An advanced level specialist is responsible for the successful management of his/her team and thus needs to showcase certain managerial skills such as:

  • Successful communication of policy changes to management
  • Managing ongoing issues and providing training to his/her team
  • Maintaining databases
  • Providing top skill in solving security issues
  • Tracking tech progress
  • Implement the latest trends in IT support

    Conclusion
    Certbolt CompTIA A+ is the most preferred credential for launching a career in IT and getting a role in the technical support field. Since Information technology is a dynamic field that creates new opportunities every day, earning this badge from CompTIA opens you doors to various career prospects and pay hike as well. So, pass two exams and find your niche in IT with the A+ badge!
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