Скачать или смотреть [Webinar] 5 Industry Trends for Entry Level IT Jobs Will Your Students Be Prepared?

The world of IT is rapidly changing. Hiring managers are looking for job candidates with less emphasis on hardware skills and more on computer systems and network management, troubleshooting, cloud, and effective IT operations. When your students apply for their first job, they’ll be expected to know how to use a variety of vendor-specific technologies.

In this informative webinar, you’ll learn:

• 5 critical IT industry trends you need to know regarding what’s expected of entry-level IT professionals
• How CompTIA’s recently updated A+ exam objectives are responding to these trends
• The expanding skillset your students need for successful IT ops support careers
• How to develop the soft skills your students will need for successful customer-facing interactions
• How TestOut’s tools and resources have adapted to help ensure students are ready to take on any organization’s operational challenges, and more.

This webinar was recorded on Wednesday, April 27th at 11:00 AM MST.

Watch it to ensure you train your students with the cutting-edge technology and skills they expect to experience in your entry-level IT course.

Go to www.testout.com to see how our updated PC Pro 7.0 courseware prepares for entry-level IT careers and CompTIA A+ CompTIA A+ (220-1101) and 220-1102) certification exams.

Featuring:

Johnny Carrera – TestOut Course Designer. He’s an IT expert with 28 years as an IT professional and high school instructor at Northside High School and adjunct at San Antonio College. Starting in 2014, he taught part-time for the Rackspace Open Cloud Academy. As of 2021, he is helping TestOut create the best IT courseware possible.

Craig Russon - TestOut Higher Education Consultant with 20+ years of experience helping IT instructors find the right solutions for their classroom needs.

Travis Wilde - TestOut K12 Consultant with 7+ years of experience helping CTE teachers find the best resource options for their classroom needs.