Wednesday, February 5, 2020

As CompTIA is a well-respected developer of vendor neutral industry certifications, the major benefits associated with becoming a Network+ certification are:
  • Fulfilment of training requirements
  • Proof of professional achievement
  • Opportunity of career advancement
Fulfilment of training requirements: Network+, because of it wide recognition, is recognized by the IT industry as a baseline of networking information. Many companies prefer a possession of both A+ and Network+ certifications for hiring and promotions.
The policy applies only to the A+, Network+, and Security+ exams; others are not affected "at this time." Exam certifications now carry a "valid through" date that is good for three years from the exam date.
Keeping current doesn't mean taking a complete test every three years, though. CompTIA has launched a new continuing education program, much like those in many other industries, to ensure that its holders keep current with their skills. Continuing ed credits can be gained by taking classes, writing whitepapers, earning other certs, writing books, giving conference presentations, etc. Once someone earns enough credits, their certification is extended for another three years. CompTIA charges a $25 or $49 annual fee to remain certified.

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