The new CompTIA A+ exams are more rigorous than ever before.
And so is our app.
Upward Mobilitys new CompTIA A+ 801 for iOS will thoroughly prepare you for the 220-801 IT technician certification with 267 questions and explanations, with expanded, all-new material written by a CompTIA-certified trainer.
Our apps cover all topics to be found on the new CompTIA A+ 801 exam, including:
Hardware,
Laptops,
Networking,
Printers, and
Procedures.
What is the CompTIA certification?
The CompTIA A+ 220-801 exam is an international, vendor-neutral certification designed to measure the necessary competencies of an entry-level IT professional. The exam measures your ability to support computers and install, configure, troubleshoot, optimize, diagnose and perform preventive maintenance in the field or in organizations.
This app is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by CompTIA.
Upward Mobility apps are designed with an exclusive intuitive UI. They provide a Study Mode, where questions are paired with clear explanations and the user can proceed at their own pace, as well as a Test Mode designed to simulate the exam experience, where the user can set question and time restraints and their results are presented to them upon completion in both an aggregate and a question-by-question format.
About Upward Mobility
Upward Mobility is an independent test preparation and management education apps company that creates high quality material that is witty and engaging, perfect for on-the-go students and ambitious professionals. All of our content is developed exclusively for Upward Mobility by subject matter expert writers and undergoes a thorough review process.
Customer satisfaction is our top priority, and if you have any questions or comments or are unsatisfied with our products in any way, please contact us at [email protected] and we will do our best to help you.
We are a double bottom line company that is committed to education in the developing world. Some of the profits will be used to deploy education via mobile phone in emerging countries to improve their total factor productivity growth.