CompTIA Network+ Certification

Description:  In today’s Information Technology world, Computer Networking is a key element in sharing data or accessing remote devices across a network infrastructure.  This is why more and more IT Managers prefer to employ people that have Computer Networking skills.  The Network + Certification is the first step in understanding what a computer network is and how it functions.  During this course, you cover the following main topics:

Media & Topologies, Protocols (i.e. TCP/IP) & Standards (i.e. OSI Network Model), Network Implementation, Network Support, and Troubleshooting.

The Network + Certification course is outlined to make sure the student can describe the features and functions of many different networking components and also makes sure the student possesses the knowledge and skills needed to install, configure, and troubleshoot basic networking hardware, protocols, and services.  After completing the Network+ Certification, students can qualify to work as a Computer Networking Specialist or a Help Desk Support position.

Course Length:  40 hours (5 weeks)

Contact Name:  Sunil Ajwani

Contact Phone Number:  (734) 462-2090

Admission Requirements:  Preferred to have A+ Certification background and/or Computer Hardware/Software background.

Credential Earned:  Certification

Other Credential Description: Network+ Certification of Completion

Sources of Financial Assistance Accepted:  Interest-Free Payment Plans (those who qualify), Michigan Work Grants (i.e. Individual Training Accounts (ITA) grants, Workforce Investment Act Grants, etc..), UAW Tap Vouchers from Ford, GM, and DaimlerChrysler, TFC Credit Corp (Low 0% financing), and NAFTA Funds.  Many of our programs may also qualify from the Veterans Affairs Department. We also have our own low interest rate financing available to all students.

Program Cost:  $1,995 (includes books and materials) / Additional Exam Cost:  $239

Average Starting Wage: $12.00 – 14.00/hour