CompTIA A+ Certification Tech Jobs You Can Get

Talking about the various types of IT jobs you could qualify for if all you every achieved was just a CompTIA A+ certification and nothing else.
- IT Support Specialist
- Field Service Technician
- Desktop Support Specialist
- Associate Network Engineer
- Systems Support Technician
- Junior Systems Administrator
- Service Desk Analyst
- Technical Support Specialist
- Data Support Technician
- End-User Computing Technician
- Help Desk Technician
- System Support Specialist
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[Mr.Cory]

Man thanks so much for this video with me working as machine operator all my life now wanting to switch to tech I had no idea what jobs to look for most definitely got a new sub keep up the good work

[netherjosh]

Really good video man. Thanks for putting all of the job titles and realistic salary info together. Having been in various IT jobs for almost 20 years, I feel like the key is *ambition* and a desire to improve and grow. In support jobs, I've seen a lot of people who never left Desktop Support or Help Desk because they got to that $60k range and just kinda gave up. The road to 6-figures requires you to pick an Engineer, Admin, or Analyst path (Network, System, Security, Database, etc) and really commit. Sometimes it happens at one company, but sometimes you also have to just do your 2 years some place and then move on to bigger, better things at another company where you can grow. So keep pushing guys!

[randi.c]

I currently work a contracted Functional Help Desk position (System Support Analyst II)... As a FHD, we are responsible for a wide array of IT tasks on one particular system used by the military. One of the perks of this position is the company will reimburse us for getting A+ certified. I'll be here for 3-4 years (husband is military) so I'm hoping that being here for 3-4 years and getting certified while being here will get me ahead for when we move in the future. Thanks for this video!

[quintonwilliams]

Working towards getting the the A+ certification.

[Zalinth]

When I got out of school in 2014 with my A+ I struggled to find work because I got chased off by those "X+ years of experience required jobs" and I found it really discouraging. Lately I've been thinking about dusting off my certs and trying again. The great algorithm, may it reign eternal, sent me this video after I looked up some A+ study material and I'm so glad it did. This is the motivation and encouragement I needed to find a path out of my current dead end job. I know I'm a year late, but thanks so much for making this.

[pandaoverboard]

Keep on getting these videos out tech gee. I enjoy them 💪🏻

[crazyhourse]

Thanks for the truth about what to actually expect when I get my certification

[motech]

best video i have ever seen thanks Tech Gee

[byron_vera]

Junior system administrator sound interesting. Any recommendations to be a Junior system admin? besides of the A+ certification?

[KevinHelander]

Thank You. Super Awesome. Helpful and Appreciated.

[MsAlfredK]

Really appreciate your videos, thank you. 🙏🏼

[BLUNTZnBEATZ]

I had a 24/7 helpdesk position, but i didnt gain alot of experience other than Monitoring SEIM, Triaging and Creating tickets, installing patches and updating office PC's for clients. And they laid me off last December, but thats really the only experience that i have aside from working on the google cybersecurity certificate and completing job simulation learning Modules along with my customer svc experience, can i still leverage this experience for another position or do i need more experience?

[_cipriano]

what jobs can I get with a degree in IT and the comptia a+? I have a degree and I am currently studying for the a+, I am looking forward to a really good job but dang too much studying. help!

[evansdarien]

Yeah I have my ITF+ but I don’t really see any value in it

[brianabellamy]

Hello Techgee! I would like to know if you assist with federal resume writing?

[AtypicalPaul]

I have business associates degree. I'm looking at the A+ certification to start with. Do you think that's a good place to start and then get more training while working in a job with my A+ certification. With that being said what is the next training you'd recommend getting? Thank you so much

[willcapozzi]

These all sound like creative ways to say help desk. 😂