CompTIA Tech +

The Official CompTIA Tech + will provide students with the fundamental IT skills and concepts required to identify and explain the basics of computing, IT infrastructure, software development, and database use. In addition, students will acquire the essential skills and information they need to set up, configure, maintain, troubleshoot, and perform preventative maintenance of the
hardware and software components of a basic personal computer workstation and basic wireless devices. Students will also learn to implement basic security measures and implement basic computer and user support practices.

The CompTIA courses on this page are offered by Pumpedu - CompTIA Authorized Partner. 

• Students considering a career in IT.
• Professionals working in fields that require a broad understanding of IT.
• Marketing, sales and operations staff in IT-based organizations.

Module 1:

• Common Computing Devices
• Using a Workstation
• Using an OS
• Managing an OS
• Troubleshooting and Support

Module 2:

• Using Data Types and Units
• Using Apps
• Programming and App Development
• Using Databases

Modue 3:

• System Components
• Using Device
• Using Peripherals Devices
• Using Storage Devices
• Using File Systems

Module 4:

• Networking Concepts
• Connecting  to a Network
• Secure Web Browsing
• Using Shared Storage
• Using Mobile Devices

Module 5:

• Security Concerns
• Using Best Practices
• Using Access Controls
• Behavioral Security Concepts

e-Learning / self-study

You will get access to the CompTIA CertMaster Learn online platform for 1 year.

• Lessons cover all exam objectives with integrated videos
• Hundreds of practice questions test your knowledge
• Performance-based questions apply what you’ve learned in a scenario
• Flashcards ensure you know the terminology and acronyms required for the exam
• The Learning Plan keeps you on track with your studies

The Official CompTIA Tech + student materials and labs.

After completing the course, students will have the ability to demonstrate their knowledge to:

• Install software
• Establish basic network connectivity
• Identify/prevent basic security risks
• Explain troubleshooting theory and preventative maintenance of devices

Is Tech+ suitable for complete beginners with no IT experience?
Yes, that's exactly what the course is designed for. It also serves as a way to find out whether a career in IT is right for you before committing to more demanding certifications.

How does Tech+ differ from CompTIA A+?
Tech+ is an introductory, orientation-level certification — it covers the basics of computing, software, databases, and security at a very general level, without requiring any prior skills. CompTIA A+, on the other hand, is the first genuinely professional IT certification — it goes into greater depth on hardware, operating systems, networking, and security, and prepares you directly for roles such as helpdesk, technical support, or network technician. Tech+ is more of a "taste" of the IT field, while A+ is a real entry point into an IT career.

Is it also suitable for non-technical roles (marketing, sales, operations)?
Yes, the course is also suitable for marketing, sales, and operations staff at IT-based organizations who need to understand basic IT concepts, even if they don't work in IT themselves.

Which course should I take after CompTIA Tech+?
The recommended follow-up course is CompTIA A+, which builds on the fundamentals learned in Tech+ with deeper technical skills needed for real-world IT support work.

Which job roles is the CompTIA A+ certification suitable for?
According to official CompTIA sources, A+ is the preferred certification for technical support and IT operations roles — typically helpdesk technician, technical support staff, service center staff, or network technician. It's the standard first step into an IT career.