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Going straight to Comp tia network +

MRTULES · 2013-09-30 15:25:51

Just a quick question. Is it a mistake to skip over Comp TIA A+ and go straight into Network +? A lot of what I have read seems to give mixed reviews. Is there really that much of a jump between the two? Any help/ advice is much appreciated!

30-09-2013 3:25pm

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MRTULES

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Just a quick question.
Is it a mistake to skip over Comp TIA A+ and go straight into Network +?
A lot of what I have read seems to give mixed reviews. Is there really that much of a jump between the two?
Any help/ advice is much appreciated!

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#2 30-09-2013 9:03pm

moc moc a moc

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The Network+ is not a follow-on cert from the A+, they focus on different aspects of IT. The A+ covers computer hardware and operating systems, while the N+ concerns basic computer networking.

Which track is better for you depends on what field of IT you want to get into.

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