Train for IT Support + Networking + Security — With a Clear, Structured Path.
A bundled, live online program built around CompTIA A+, Network+, and Security+—so you can build real, job-ready IT skills in the right order.
If you want into IT (or you want a better IT role), you don’t need more “random tutorials.” You need a structured pathway that builds the skills employers actually pay for: hands-on IT support, solid networking fundamentals, and modern security basics—tied directly to the A+, Network+, and Security+ certification prep tracks.
Live, online training (synchronous)
212 total clock hours (bundled pathway)
A+ + Network+ + Security+ included
Exam voucher + one retake (included)
Recorded sessions + mentoring support to stay on track
In 30 minutes, we’ll confirm fit, map your next step, and pick the best cohort—no pressure.
Career + Certifications
IT Support + Networking + Security Skills. One Career-Ready Pathway.
If you want a real path into IT, the fastest route is building the core skills employers hire for—supporting users, running networks, and securing systems—without trying to piece everything together from random tutorials.
This bundled program gives you structure by training toward three recognized CompTIA certification prep tracks—A+, Network+, and Security+—so your skills stack in the right order: support first, then networking, then security.
Career Outcomes
- IT Support / Help Desk Technician — troubleshoot devices, operating systems, and common user issues with confidence.
- Network Technician / Junior Network Administrator — understand networking fundamentals and support real-world connectivity and troubleshooting.
- Entry-Level IT Security / Junior Security Analyst — apply security basics to protect systems, reduce risk, and respond to common threats.
CompTIA A+
Build hands-on IT support skills—hardware, operating systems, troubleshooting, and day-to-day tech support fundamentals.
CompTIA Network+
Learn networking fundamentals—how networks work, how to support them, and how to troubleshoot real connectivity problems.
CompTIA Security+
Develop essential security fundamentals—threat awareness, risk basics, and secure practices used in modern IT environments.
Program Overview + Skills
What’s Included in This Program
A complete, structured pathway from IT support to networking to security across three CompTIA certification prep tracks.
Training is live, instructor-led online with recorded sessions available for review. You’ll start with CompTIA A+ to build hands-on support skills—hardware, operating systems, troubleshooting, and real-world tech support fundamentals. Then you’ll move into CompTIA Network+ to understand how networks work and how to troubleshoot connectivity, devices, and common network issues. Finally, you’ll advance through CompTIA Security+ to learn core security concepts, threat awareness, and secure practices used in modern IT environments.
You’ll also get access to IT learning resources including practice labs, quizzes, and exam prep support—plus a certification exam voucher and one retake (where applicable). Tuition includes mentoring by appointment, after-hours support, and continued access to recordings so you can reinforce what you’ve learned and stay on track. A mandatory onboarding session helps ensure you’re fully set up before Day 1.
Upon completion, you’ll be prepared to sit for the A+, Network+, and Security+ exams and pursue roles across IT support, networking, and entry-level security.
Skills You’ll Build
- IT Support Fundamentals — hardware, operating systems, and troubleshooting workflows used on the job
- Device & User Support — common PC and mobile support tasks, setup, and issue resolution
- Networking Core Skills — networking concepts, devices, and practical troubleshooting methods
- Network Security Basics — secure configurations and defense-minded networking practices
- Security Foundations — core security concepts, threat awareness, and risk-focused thinking
- Operational Procedures — documentation, best practices, and professional standards in IT environments
- Exam Readiness — structured prep with practice resources and guidance toward certification success
- Career Support — resume/interview help and coaching support built into the student experience
Program Curriculum
What You’ll Learn — CompTIA A+
Aligned to A+ Core 1 (220‑1101) and Core 2 (220‑1102). Build hands-on skills across hardware, operating systems, networking, security, troubleshooting, and operational procedures—the real work done in IT support roles.
Module 1 — Hardware Part 1 (4 hrs)
Core components: motherboards, CPUs, RAM, power, storage, expansion—functions, installation, and compatibility basics.
Module 2 — Hardware Part 2 (4 hrs)
Peripherals and connectors: printers, displays, input devices; USB/HDMI/DP—identification and troubleshooting.
Module 3 — Hardware Part 3 (4 hrs)
Custom PC configurations, maintenance routines, and environmental considerations that impact performance and reliability.
Module 4 — Mobile Devices Part 1 (4 hrs)
Laptops, tablets, smartphones, wearables—components, displays, storage, ports, and adapters used in the field.
Module 5 — Mobile Devices Part 2 (4 hrs)
Mobile OS basics, app installs, sync, accessories, and troubleshooting workflows for common mobile issues.
Module 6 — Networking Part 1 (4 hrs)
Networking fundamentals: addressing, protocols, topologies, and cabling—how devices communicate.
Module 7 — Networking Part 2 (4 hrs)
Routers, switches, modems, access points; SOHO setup; Wi‑Fi standards and encryption basics.
Module 8 — Networking Part 3 (4 hrs)
Internet connection types, configurations, and core tools (ping, tracert, ipconfig) for diagnosis.
Module 9 — Hardware & Network Troubleshooting (4 hrs)
Systematic troubleshooting for component and connectivity issues using best-practice workflows.
Module 10 — Virtualization & Cloud Computing (4 hrs)
Virtual machines, client-side virtualization, cloud models (IaaS/PaaS/SaaS) and support impact.
Module 11 — Hands‑On Lab: Core 1 (4 hrs)
Guided lab work: build/configure hardware, set up small networks, and run diagnostics in real scenarios.
Module 12 — Core 1 Review & Prep (4 hrs)
Comprehensive Core 1 review: practice items, exam tips, and a focused Q&A sprint.
Module 13 — Operating Systems Part 1 (4 hrs)
Windows installations, upgrades, requirements, admin tools, and command-line essentials.
Module 14 — Operating Systems Part 2 (4 hrs)
macOS, Linux, and mobile OS navigation, permissions, file systems, and common tasks.
Module 15 — Operating Systems Part 3 (4 hrs)
Imaging, remote tools, administrative consoles, scheduling, device management, and optimization.
Module 16 — Software Troubleshooting Part 1 (4 hrs)
App crashes, slowdowns, and boot issues—triage with logs, recovery options, and safe mode.
Module 17 — Software Troubleshooting Part 2 (4 hrs)
Malware removal, startup repair, update failures, and OS-level diagnostic approaches.
Module 18 — Security Part 1 (4 hrs)
Threats and attacks, authentication basics, password policies, and end-user security practices.
Module 19 — Security Part 2 (4 hrs)
Physical and logical controls, endpoint protection, encryption options, and Wi‑Fi hardening basics.
Module 20 — Security Part 3 (4 hrs)
Secure protocols, permissions, least privilege concepts, and device/data sanitization fundamentals.
Module 21 — Security Part 4 (4 hrs)
Incident basics: detecting, responding, and documenting issues in support environments.
Module 22 — Operational Procedures (4 hrs)
Documentation, professionalism, safety, change control concepts, and disaster recovery procedures.
Module 23 — Core 2 Review & Final Prep (4 hrs)
Cumulative Core 2 review with practice tests, exam strategy, and a final readiness checkpoint.
What You’ll Learn — CompTIA Network+
Aligned to CompTIA Network+ (N10‑008). Build practical networking skills—how networks work, how to configure and support them, and how to troubleshoot real connectivity issues in modern IT environments.
Module 1 — Computer Networking Fundamentals (4 hrs)
Network types and models (LAN/WAN, client-server vs peer-to-peer), standards, and how data moves across networks.
Module 2 — The OSI Reference Model (4 hrs)
Understand the 7 layers, what each layer does, and how protocols fit into real-world troubleshooting.
Module 3 — Network Components (4 hrs)
Routers, switches, access points, modems, NICs—what they do and where they belong in a network.
Module 4 — Ethernet Technology (4 hrs)
Ethernet standards, cabling (copper/fiber), connectors, duplexing, and how wired LANs actually operate.
Module 5 — IPv4 & IPv6 Addresses (4 hrs)
Addressing, subnetting concepts, private vs public ranges, and how IP enables routing and connectivity.
Module 6 — Routing IP Packets (4 hrs)
Routing principles, static vs dynamic routing concepts, and how packets find the best path.
Module 7 — Wide Area Networks (WANs) (4 hrs)
WAN options and concepts (MPLS, leased lines, fiber, cable, DSL, satellite) and how sites connect.
Module 8 — Wireless Technologies (4 hrs)
Wi‑Fi standards, encryption concepts, interference, and best practices for wireless configuration and security.
Module 9 — Command-Line Tools & Network Management (4 hrs)
Use common tools (ipconfig, ping, tracert, nslookup, netstat, nmap) and management concepts for visibility.
Module 10 — Network Optimization & Best Practices (4 hrs)
QoS concepts, bandwidth planning, segmentation, documentation habits, and change management basics.
Module 11 — Network Security (4 hrs)
Network defense concepts: firewalls, VPNs, IDS/IPS, access control, encryption, and common threats.
Module 12 — Network Troubleshooting (Part 1) (4 hrs)
Structured troubleshooting approach for connectivity and performance issues using tools and methodology.
Module 13 — Network Troubleshooting (Part 2) (4 hrs)
Advanced troubleshooting scenarios: VLAN issues, routing problems, DNS/DHCP faults, and wireless instability.
Module 14 — Final Preparation: Overview & Q&A (4 hrs)
Comprehensive review of key topics with practice questions, real scenarios, and live clarification.
Module 15 — Final Exam Prep & Study Resources (4 hrs)
Exam readiness: curated practice resources, test-taking strategies, and a final confidence check.
What You’ll Learn — CompTIA Security+
Aligned to CompTIA Security+ (SY0‑701). Build job-ready skills in threat identification, risk management, secure network defense, IAM, incident response, and foundational forensics—so you can protect systems and respond to real attacks with confidence.
Module 1 — Social Engineering & Human-Based Attacks (4 hrs)
Recognize and prevent phishing, pretexting, tailgating, and impersonation—plus practical ways to reduce human-driven risk.
Module 2 — Indicators of Compromise: Application & Network Attacks (4 hrs)
Identify malware behavior, privilege escalation signals, and common attack vectors (including DoS) used to compromise systems.
Module 3 — Vulnerabilities, Security Assessments & Penetration Testing (4 hrs)
Understand vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, patching, scanning basics, and how assessment findings connect to pen testing.
Module 4 — Enterprise Security & Secure Development (4 hrs)
Secure enterprise environments with hardening strategies, secure development concepts, and security-in-the-lifecycle thinking.
Module 5 — Authentication, Authorization & Access Control (4 hrs)
Apply MFA, SSO, RBAC/ABAC concepts, and access control models to enforce the right access—no more, no less.
Module 6 — Cybersecurity Resilience & Redundancy Planning (4 hrs)
Plan for uptime using backups, high availability, fault tolerance, and disaster recovery fundamentals.
Module 7 — Physical Security, Cryptography & PKI (4 hrs)
Cover physical safeguards plus encryption, hashing, and PKI essentials used to protect data and identities.
Module 8 — Secure Protocols & Network Defense (4 hrs)
Use secure protocols (HTTPS/SSH/TLS/IPsec) and defense concepts like firewalls, VLANs, and IDS/IPS to reduce exposure.
Module 9 — Wireless, Mobile & Cloud Security (4 hrs)
Secure modern environments across wireless, mobile endpoints, and cloud models by applying practical controls and best practices.
Module 10 — Identity & Access Management (IAM) Systems (4 hrs)
Explore directory services and cloud identity concepts to implement least privilege and secure administration practices.
Module 11 — Incident Response & Mitigation Strategies (4 hrs)
Work through the incident response lifecycle: detect, contain, eradicate, recover—plus mitigation and coordination basics.
Module 12 — Digital Forensics & Evidence Handling (4 hrs)
Learn chain of custody, evidence preservation, and log/artifact analysis basics for clean, defensible incident handling.
Module 13 — Security Policies, Frameworks & Risk Management (4 hrs)
Build security governance: policies, risk assessments, and practical alignment with frameworks like NIST and ISO.
Module 14 — Privacy, Compliance & Data Protection (4 hrs)
Understand privacy and compliance fundamentals, data classification, encryption, and DLP concepts for protecting sensitive info.
Module 15 — Final Review, Practice Exam & Study Resources (4 hrs)
Targeted review, practice questions, exam strategies, and a readiness checkpoint—so you walk into the exam confident.
LIVE, INSTRUCTOR‑LED TRAINING • BUILT‑IN SUPPORT • INDUSTRY‑ALIGNED
Training Format
Classes are delivered live, instructor‑led online with real‑time lectures, demonstrations, guided practice, and interactive participation. All live sessions are recorded for 24/7 access, and a mandatory onboarding session ensures you’re fully set up before Day 1.
Student Support
IT students get practice labs, quizzes, exams, and vouchers (where applicable), plus individual mentoring by appointment, after‑hours support, and career coaching for résumé support, interview prep, and job search strategies.
Why Access Computer Training
Fit Check + FAQ
Is This Program a Good Fit?
If you want a clear, beginner-friendly path into IT—without wasting months piecing things together—this program gives you structure: A+ first, then Network+, then Security+.
- You want to build real IT support skills (not just watch tutorials).
- You want a step-by-step path into networking and security fundamentals.
- You want live, instructor-led online training (not self-paced guessing).
- You want recorded sessions so you can review anytime and catch up fast.
- You want exam-focused prep with an exam voucher + one retake (where applicable)—plus support to stay on track.
FAQ
This bundled program is built around three CompTIA certification prep tracks: A+, Network+, and Security+. You’ll follow a clear sequence—support first, then networking, then security—so your skills build in the right order.
Training is live, online (synchronous)—instructor-led sessions in real time. Classes are recorded for review. Note: students using VA education benefits may be required to attend in person based on VA guidelines.
You’ll get structured support throughout training, including practice labs, quizzes, and exam prep resources for IT students, plus mentoring by appointment and after-hours support when you need extra help.
Yes. Live sessions are recorded and available for 24/7 review, so you can rewatch tough topics, reinforce what you learned, and catch up if you miss a class.
Before Day 1, you’ll complete a mandatory onboarding session to make sure your setup and access are ready. You’ll need a Windows PC, reliable internet, and ideally dual monitors (or a second device) for smoother live training.
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