Forge Your Career in IT with CompTIA Network+ Certification! Know More About Practice Tests and Other Preparation Resources to Use
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Update from Anne: Much has changed for both Karlie Kloss and Elon Musk since the supermodel philanthropist posed at SpaceX in December 2015 for WSJ Magazine. SpaceX’s Crew Dragon arrived at the International Space Station on May 31, 2020 with astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley aboard.
Apple honored Karlie Klosses’ Kode With Klossy organization, along with another AOC superstar Malala Yousafzai’s Malala Fund, with an Apple landing page request for support on International Women’s Day.
70% of Karlie Kloss’ ‘Kode with Klossy’ scholars identity as young women of color, with 25 languages besides English spoken in their homes. By the time they get to college 65% of ‘Kode with Klossy alumni major or minor in computer science or engineering, compared to the disastrous 3% of women nationally.
Anne of Carversville takes another step forward in our ongoing efforts to promote women and people of color in technology with this new article about CompTIA Network+ Certification.
Forge Your Career in IT with CompTIA Network+ Certification! Know More About Practice Tests and Other Preparation Resources to Use
CompTIA is one of the world’s largest and most distinguished tech associations. Their projects and certification program are having a huge impact in the industry, defining its benchmarks and trends, nurturing diverse and fruitful skills, and inspiring the pursuit of knowledge, every day. Thus, there is no surprise that CompTIA credentials are held in high regard around the world.
The badges provided by this organization vary from entry-level up to the expert one. Their core certifications help create a foundation where aspiring IT professionals like you will be able to establish themselves while consistently progressing their careers with more specialized accreditations. In this article, we’ll disclose the details of the Network+ badge which is great for starting a career in this sector of IT.
