TechSherpas recently announced that it’s now a CompTIA Authorized partner.

The CompTIA Authorized Partner Program recognizes CompTIA training and courseware partners for sophistication and certification materials quality. The corporate explains:

CompTIA builds vendor-neutral certifications that measure foundational skills. They show employers you’ve gotten the abilities to do the job, whatever the vendor of the hardware or software product. CompTIA certifications are recommend for many who are only starting a career in IT, and aren’t yet set on a vendor specific technology like Microsoft, Cisco, VMware, etc. They’re universal, and are a prerequisite to many IT jobs or even higher level vendor-specific certifications, like those mentioned. Those seeking entry level positions as a pc technician, technical support representative, help desk specialist, network administrator, network engineer, network technician, security analyst, security specialist, or network security engineer should explore the assorted certifications CompTIA has to provide.

To become a partners, the corporate needed to complete what it calls a “stringent” application process, and it must abide by CompTIA guidelines to maintain its status.

“CompTIA certifications are well known and the abilities developed are useful in any IT job,” says Randy Dempsey, TechSherpas’ President and CEO, when announcing the inside track. “The ability to supply these certification preparation courses gives IT students the chance to get IT certified without getting vendor specific. Everyone has an option.”

The CompTIA courses TechSherpas is offering include: A+, Security+, Network+, Linux+, and Cloud Essentials.

Students can take classes in a normal classroom, via remote classroom instruction or in private on-site training.