CompTIA Tech+ is an entry-level certification that builds essential IT knowledge and practical technology skills. kodestree’s expert-led CompTIA Tech+ Training provides hands-on learning with real-world scenarios covering computer hardware, operating systems, networking, cybersecurity, software development, databases, cloud computing, and troubleshooting. Start building a strong IT foundation and prepare confidently for the latest CompTIA Tech+ certification exam.
Prerequisites
- Basic computer usage skills (turn on PC, use mouse/keyboard, navigate OS)
- Familiar with internet and common applications
- Optional but helpful: basic hardware, software, and networking knowledge
- No formal education or prior IT experience required
Who Should Take This Training?
- Beginners in IT
- Career changers
- Non-technical professionals
- Students pursuing IT skills
- Tech enthusiasts seeking IT fundamentals
What You Will Learn
- Computer hardware basics
- Operating systems (Windows, macOS, Linux fundamentals)
- Networking fundamentals
- Cybersecurity basics
- Cloud and virtualization concepts
- Troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
- IT terminology and best practices
- Preparing for further IT certifications
Career Opportunities After Completing CompTIA Tech+ (CompTIA Technical Support+) Training
- IT Support Specialist
- Help Desk Technician
- Technical Support Analyst
- IT Service Desk Engineer
- Desktop Support Technician
- Systems Support Specialist
- Network Support Technician
- IT Operations Specialist
CompTIA Tech+ FC0-U71 Exam Domains
The FC0-U71 exam tests six knowledge domains. Our course covers every domain with dedicated modules, real-world examples, and practice questions aligned with CompTIA’s official objectives.
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IT Concepts and Terminology
Data types, units of measurement, troubleshooting concepts, and notational systems
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Infrastructure
Computer components, peripherals, display devices, networking hardware, and cloud concepts
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Applications and Software
Operating systems, software categories, web browsers, productivity applications, and databases
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Software Development Concepts
Programming logic, scripting, query languages, version control, and development methodologies
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Database Fundamentals
Relational vs. non-relational databases, database concepts, query structure, and data structures
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Security
Confidentiality, integrity, availability, common threats, authentication, and encryption basics
