gtslearning gets head start with CompTIA approval for new A+ Certification courseware

gtslearning, a London-based education solutions provider, has today announced that its new courseware for A+ Certification 2006 has been formally approved by CompTIA. The CAQC (CompTIA Authorised Quality Curriculum) process involves submitting content to a third-party body for stringent assessment against set learning standards and exam objectives.

gtslearning’s two new courses for A+ Certification 2006 passed the assessment with flying colours, and were found to cover 100% of the new exam objectives, “performing above average in the objectives, readability, navigation and content”. This approval, the first awarded to a non-US content provider, cements gtslearning’s reputation as a market leader in the CompTIA field.

Robin Adda, Managing Director of gtslearning, commented:
“With the new exam releases, CompTIA has realigned A+ Certification to make it more relevant to today’s IT industry needs. Now, depending on their business or skills requirement, employers and students can choose from a career path of remote IT support, service desk, help desk or call centre, depot and bench technician for their A+ Certification. Our newly designed A+ content has been developed to give the very best learning experience to the student for each job role, as well as the most effective delivery model for both instructor and education centre.

“Uniquely, our courseware has the complete content for all four A+ Certification exams and offers the greatest flexibility for education centres to deliver the most appropriate training track to their students. We are already receiving emails from happy students informing us that they passed their 2006 A+ exams first time, thanks to gtslearning's new A+ courseware”.

More information about the new A+ Certification courseware from gtslearning at
www.gtslearning.com/newaplus