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CompTIA® Tools & Resources
This guide will help you research topics related to CompTIA Certifications.
For a Comprehensive Guide on Information Technology click here.
CompTIA is the leading provider of vendor-neutral IT certifications in the world. We offer 16 certification exams in PC support, networking, servers, Linux, security and more
- CompTIA Tutorials
- CompTIA A+ Certification - Free Study Resources
- Professor Messer, CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+, Linux ...
- Comptia | Learnthat.com
- Comptia Certification Tutorials & Websites - Proprofs Free ..
- CompTIA A+ Video Training Tutorials - ExamCompass
- CompTIA? from the Course A+ Essentials (220-801 Exam)
- CompTIA A+ Practical Application (2009) Exam Training
Tech Tutorials
TechTutorials offers a directory containing thousands of free tutorials for IT professionals, hobbyists, and home users. TechTutorial’s goal is to help you solve your computer problems and learn new technologies using the many existing free tutorials available on the internet. The site also contains discussion forums, a free job search, free tech magazine subscriptions, white papers, and other technical reference materials.
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- TechTutorials has a separate site completely dedicated to computer hardware tutorials as well.
- If you are interested in computer certifications such those offered by Microsoft, Cisco, CompTIA, LPI, and others, you should start by reading Introduction to Computer Certifications.
- Another way to save money on your A+, Network+, CCNA, MCITP, MCTS, LPI is to use TechTutorial’s free practice tests and free study guides.
***If you have questions about certifications, visit the popular certification forums to get answer
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Specialized Careers
Dice.com is the “career hub” for tech. Dice builds talent communities. Candidates interested in the same things or with the same skills will congregate in these digital communities making it easy to source for exactly what you’re looking for.
GitHub is a code sharing community. When you post your open jobs here you are engaging with a dedicated and skilled group of talent. GitHub encourages building together- post your tech jobs here and you’ll build relationships with potential candidates.
iCrunchData is the place for jobs in big data, analytics, and tech. Within each of those broader categories iCrunchData offers very specific sub fields so you can narrow down exactly what you are looking for- and find it.
Careers2.0 is stackoverflow’s job board. Careers2.0 brings you the top tech jobs and top tech talent. Posting a job on Careers2.0 introduces hiring managers and recruiters to over 20 million developers to source from.
TechCareers by Beyond.com offers more than just job listings, but also educational tools as well as networking opportunities. TechCareers takes a well-rounded approach to the job search providing everything candidates and employers need.
ITJobPro is a global tech sourcing solution. A job board, “without borders” IT Job Pro will help you find the best IT candidates regardless of location. The right candidate is out there; it’s just a matter of finding them. IT Job Pro helps you look.
RubyNow is THE job board for Ruby developers. This job board is particularly niche but it guarantees you find exactly what you are looking for in a candidate. RubyNow offers full-time positions as well as contract.
CrunchBoard gives you access to millions of TechCrunch readers- an Internet savvy and technically inclined bunch. CrunchBoard is one of the most popular job boards for internet and tech jobs. Surprised? Didn’t think so…
Mashable is not only a great news source, but also a great people source. Mashable’s job boards are not limited to tech, but they always have tons of tech positions. No matter the job description Mashable has got your match.
Robert Half Technology is a specialized staffing firm providing IT professionals in initiatives ranging from Web development and systems integration to network security and technical support.
Harvey Nash is a global professional recruitment consultancy and IT outsourcing service provider.
ComputerJobs.com is an employment site for computer and information technology professionals. It provides online job listings. Users may also post their resume for free.
Computerwork.com is part of the JobServe job board, one of the largest in the world.
