First IT role
Certifications
- CompTIA A+
Who it's for
Helpdesk, desktop support and field service intake: apprentices, graduates, career changers
CompTIA Certifications
The vendor-neutral foundations of IT and cyber careers: A+ for support, Network+ for infrastructure, Security+ as the first security credential, and the specialist rungs above them. Benchmarked, lab-based, exam booking handled.
Build and foster IT capability across your team with CompTIA certifications
A scalable pathway for your IT workforce
Whether you're building an IT team from the ground up, upskilling existing employees or developing future cybersecurity specialists, CompTIA certifications provide a clear progression from IT fundamentals to infrastructure and advanced security capability.
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Our portfolio of CompTIA certifications caters for your entire team
From foundational literacy to advanced technical specialisms, CompTIA stackable certifications help your team build the skills to maximise tech efficiency at every stage of their tech and IT journey.
Infrastructure
Certifications
- Network+
- Cloud+
- Linux+
Who it's for
Engineers moving from support into networks, cloud infrastructure and Linux administration
First security role
Certifications
- Security+
Who it's for
The standard first cyber credential, and the one tender clauses name most often
Security specialist
Certifications
- CySA+
- PenTest+
Who it's for
SOC analysts and penetration-testing capability, building on Security+
Where enterprise teams use these pathways
Security+ as the entry credential, CySA+ and PenTest+ as the specialisms; the cyber programme's foundation layer.
Cyber security training for employees → (/business/solutions/cyber-security-training-employees)
A+ and Network+ give intake cohorts one baseline, so new starters are productive on a schedule instead of by osmosis.
IT & service management programmes → (/business/solutions/it-service-management)
Cohort pathways from A+ upward, benchmarked per intake; pair with hands-on coding for the dev-track juniors.
Codecademy programmes → (/business/solutions/it-service-management/codecademy)
Vendor-neutral skills that carry into Azure and AWS pathways once the platform is chosen.
Microsoft certifications → (/business/certifications/microsoft) · AWS certifications → (/business/certifications/aws)
Here for your sector...
- MSPs & IT services
- Service desk scaling
- Cyber apprenticeships
- Junior pipelines in regulated firms
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