A+ where is it Recognised

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I have searched on http://www.comptia.org
but I can not find where in the world A+ is recognised.

Does anyone know?

Is it worldwide or only here in the UK?

Monkey

 

Definitely worldwide.

And the home of CompTIA is in the states.

Harry.

 

It's even recognised here which is more than can be said of City and Guild quals.

 

Although it is recognised worldwide I think that in some countries it is hardly ever wanted (Take Holland as an example).

 

they unknown in this part of the world too... but still very useful to do as they provide good foundations... just wish their exam prices would drop!

 

what you mean wag? whats the *new* ms exam price?

 

thanks for pointing it out! kind of missed that!

 

Thanks for the reply everyone!

Wag you've answered me next question which was do we have to resit Compti exams to keep up with the technology.

So what happens when you get A+ or N+? Do you get a news letter from them explaing the new changes to IT?
Or is it a question of doing your own research to keep up with the times?

Do employers question the fact your A+ cert may be 2- 3 years old? or does the A+ cert show no date?

Monkey

 

monkey just keep visiting sites like www.comptia.org , www.microsoft.com/learning and http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/index.html to keep up with the major certification player's news...

 

Thanks M8

 

CompTIA's certs show the date it was aquired.

It is up to the potential employer to decide whether the date is too far back!

Harry.

 

worldwide, coz ppl r even giving it here in australia

 

Cheek,

When you have a Comptia Cert you can join as a professional member. I believe it is $50 for two years;

http://www.comptia.org/pro

As for being recognised, when i was looking for jobs the most popular cert was MCSE, MCP and also A+ with N+