CompTIA Training

CompTIA is recognized as the preferred credential for technical support and IT roles across government, enterprise, and private industry. Begin your IT career with CompTIA certification preparation with instruction delivering what you need to know, from hardware and software fundamentals to networking, cybersecurity, and ethical hacking. Earned credentials are eligible for academic credit conversion.

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Program Information

CompTIA certifications are among the most recognized and respected credentials in the IT industry, valued by employers across technical support, networking, cybersecurity, and beyond. FCC CompTIA courses prepare you to earn these industry-recognized credentials through hands-on, expert-led instruction in hybrid and online formats.

Whether you are starting your IT career with CompTIA Tech+ or advancing into cybersecurity with Security+, FCC offers a clear pathway from foundational skills to specialized expertise. Each course price includes the cost of the corresponding CompTIA certification exam, which is proctored at FCC on the final class date.

CompTIA A+/IT User Support | Course Sequence

CMT130 CompTIA Tech+
Content serves as the natural starting point, so there are no prerequisites.

CMT131 CompTIA A+ Core 1 Certification Prep
Instruction builds on the Tech+ foundation.

CMT133 CompTIA A+ Core 2 Certification Prep
Coursework expands on what you learned in Core 1, completing the certification path.

Recommendation

Register for CMT131 and CMT133 at the same time to secure your place in both courses. This way, you can keep your momentum by moving straight into Core 2 after completing Core 1.

FCC Completion Award
Earn an FCC Completion Award upon successful completion of each course. These certificates document your training and can be added to your resume and professional profile to demonstrate your knowledge to current and prospective employers.

CompTIA Tech+
The CompTIA Tech+ certification validates foundational IT knowledge and skills, making it an ideal starting credential for those entering the technology field.

CompTIA A+
The CompTIA A+ certification is the industry standard entry-level certification for IT support and hardware professionals, recognized by employers across sectors worldwide.

Step 1: Earn Industry Credential

Step 2: Receive Academic Credit

  • Enroll in an FCC credit course or program.
  • Receive academic credit for CMIS 120 - PC Operating Systems (3 credits), CMIS 121 - PC Repair and Diagnostics (3 credits) by contacting Registration and Records at registrar@frederick.edu or 301.846.2431.

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At a Glance

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Career Opportunities

CompTIA certifications are recognized by employers worldwide as proof of the knowledge and abilities needed to succeed in IT. FCC CompTIA courses prepare you to earn these credentials while building the hands-on competencies today's employers demand.

Increase Your Skill Set

FCC CompTIA courses prepare you for industry-recognized credential pathways. Each course builds practical, vendor-neutral skills recognized across government, healthcare, finance, and private industry. CompTIA certifications are approved by the U.S. Department of Defense and are among the most sought-after credentials in the IT field. From troubleshooting hardware to securing networks, these skills translate directly into the day-to-day work of IT professionals.

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Advance Your Career

Whether you are entering IT for the first time or adding credentials to advance your career, FCC provides the instruction, support, and flexible format to help you succeed. Small class sizes and hands-on labs give you room to ask questions and build confidence before you sit for the exam. With hybrid scheduling options, you can balance coursework with work and family commitments while staying on track toward certification.

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Contact Us

Elisabeth Lean
Program Manager, Career & Technical Training
 elean@frederick.edu
 301.846.2682

Danielle Manley
Administrative Associate II, Career & Technical Training
 dmanley@frederick.edu
 301.624.2756

Registration Office
Continuing Education & Workforce Development
 CEInfo@frederick.edu
 301.624.2888

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