Top CompTIA certifications 2021

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Not only are job opportunities opening up as we turn the corner into a post-COVID world, but if you’re an IT professional, you might be looking at a heftier paycheck in the near future.

According to IT employment consultancy Janco Associates, salaries are starting to rise for IT executives, middle managers, and staffers, ranging anywhere from a .5 percent bump up to increases of about 3.2 percent.

And on top of those higher salaries are more positions, with CompTIA reporting over 10,000 new tech sector jobs in May following increases every month this year. As options and pay rates surge up, the training in The 2021 CompTIA Master Certification Training Bundle can help newbies join this growing industry with a handful of certs from one of the world’s most respected IT bodies, CompTIA.

With A+ credentials, learners can push the boundaries of the skills in a host of different directions. IT Fundamentals, CompTIA Network+, and CompTIA Linux+ sticks to major infrastructure concerns with a focus on configuring, managing, and operating with a Linux server, as well as the care, feeding, and growth that go into establishing a sound, secure network.

Meanwhile, take a look at the trio of careers on IT security, including CompTIA Network+ Jobs and CompTIA PenTest+ Futures.

Meanwhile, a trio of courses centers on IT security, including CompTIA Security+ and CompTIA PenTest+ training. Once learners have the fundamentals, there’s also training to prepare for the CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner exam, the highest level security certification CompTIA offers.

And students can also be well versed in how to operate all that from the confines of a cloud platform with Cloud+ and Cloud Essentials courses to hone that knowledge.

This package can be a fast track to training that can get any student primed to take and ace any of seven of CompTIA’s most popular areas, earning a certification that can definitely open job opportunities.

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