CompTIA Network + Certification Preparation

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Exams and textbooks are not included in price.
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The Network+ certification is the standardized, internationally recognized credential for people who are striving to become network professionals. Before you can register for this class you must finish CompTIA A+ coursework with a grade of C or higher, or hold the official CompTIA A+ certification.
Program Highlights
This preparatory course will cover the following areas:
- Establishing basic network design and connectivity
- Understanding and maintaining network documentation
- Identifying network limitations and weaknesses
- Implementing network security, standards and protocols
At the end of this course, successful students will demonstrate a basic understanding of emerging technologies, including unified communications, mobile, cloud and virtualization technologies.
Certification
Upon successful completion of the program, students are eligible to take the certification exam. N10-009 to earn the CompTIA Network+ Certification.

Admission Requirements
- Must be at least 18 years of age
- GED or high school diploma
- Achieve a C or above in CompTIA A+ OR hold a current and official CompTIA A+ certification
Upcoming Courses
Contact Us
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Capital: CA-WDCE@ctstate.edu, 860-906-5130
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Gateway: GW-WDCE@ctstate.edu, 203-285-2300
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Housatonic: HC-WDCE@ctstate.edu, 203-332-5057
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Manchester: MA-WDCE@ctstate.edu, 860-512-2800
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Naugatuck Valley: NV-WDCE@ctstate.edu, 203-575-8029
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Quinebaug Valley: QV-WDCE@ctstate.edu, 860-932-4005
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Financial Aid and Funding Options
Students in our non-credit career programs are not eligible for federal financial aid or free college funding. However, there are alternative funding options available, such as WIOA, SNAP, and scholarships.
