The IT industry is in a constant state of evolution. Each day brings with it a new security patch, operating system upgrade or revolutionary technology. As an IT professional you need to show your skills and knowledge match the current industry developments. Launched in 2011, CompTIA's Continuing Education (CE) program was created to do just that, ensuring your certifications are kept up to date.
If you have achieved the CompTIA A+ certification post January 1, 2011, you have a globally-recognized ISO/ANSI accredited certification. As part of the accreditation requirements, this certification expires every three years.
How to renew you CompTIA A+ certification
You can renew your expiring A+ certification using the CE program in the following way:
Pass the most current version of the two CompTIA A+ exams:
Essentials (Exam 220-801)
Practical Application (Exam 220-802)
Complete CompTIA CE activities, which will allow you to keep your certification current without retesting
Achieve a higher-level CompTIA certification like the Network+, or a higher level industry certification
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