What is the Success Rate of Completing a CompTIA A+ Course?

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Attending a CompTIA A+ course can be a valuable step for those pursuing a career in ICT, as it enhances a CV and résumé. Many participants seek insights on the success rate of graduates and the perception of the certification by employers. Generally, the CompTIA A+ certification is viewed positively in the job market, often leading to improved employment opportunities in IT. Numerous discussions and resources highlight the benefits of this certification, reinforcing its credibility and relevance in the industry.
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I will be attending a course in May namely CompTIA A+. I know its not anything major but it will get me on the track to doing ICT and will be something extra for the CV and Résumé etc.
I was just wondering about the success rate people have had after completing and passing this course. In you're case have employers seen it as a positive.
 
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