To preface this, I have completed about 15 courses on Coursera and have a general set of expectations for what a course on this platform should be. 80% of the course was talking about what the process is for getting signed up for the CompTIA A+ exam, what to expect during the exam and how to interpret the results of the exam. There is no instruction on any of the material covered by the exam. I have already passed the Network+ and Security+ exams and have been preparing for the A+ for a few weeks. I had hoped to gain more understanding, but the only useful part of this course was getting a baseline for what I need to study based off of the quiz at the end.

May have jumped into the course too quickly as I thought I was getting more CompTIA content to deepen my knowledge. Please be advised that this course is designed to give you tips for testing only and does not cover the content of the exam other than the "top" objectives that you can obtain for free from the CompTIA website. Only spend the money if you need help and/or want to get a better understanding of the test itself.

While this course does have useful, architectural tips and information for the A+ exam, it's nothing that couldn't be found for free elsewhere. The final practice exams also are unfortunately riddled with spelling and grammar errors that make some questions unintelligible, sometimes the right answer the test is looking for is not one of the offered options, and some questions are just objectively wrong. I don't feel it was worth the price I paid.

I'm trying to UNenroll from this course. It has amounted to a waste of time. I'm trying to prepare FOR the exam ... as in study for the the exam... NOT prepare to take the exam as in... "How do I go about registering for the exam? And how long is it? How much time should I set asisde and how does one even go about taking an exam?" I doubt there are very many people who could pass the exam but need a course to tell them who they'd go about renewing their certification once it's obtained or need to be quized on how much it costs to RE-certify.

no good info, better stuff on youtube and plenty of free practice questions for free online. waste of money

Too much information about the exam that can be easily found for free. Not enough practice questions and no frasg and drop or simulation questions which are actually relevant and helpful for the exam

Not really a prep class, doesn't do ANY review at all. Without paying the $49, you can't even take the little three-question quizzes. Not worth it.

Learnquest sucks

it just shows general info about that the exam is and how you should prepare for it. not the actual course prep.

This does not prepare you for the exam. It gives you a basic overview of why you should take the exam and the general concepts that will be on the exam. No practice tests are provided, no further details are provided.

This course is essential in identifying your strengths and weaknesses in subjects covered in the CompTIA A+ exam. Do not attempt the exam without having tried this first!

nothing good about it :(

Multiple issues throughout the quizes. 1. Grammatical errors. 2. Questions are not clearly defined and written. 3. The correct answer to question missing at times and therefore no way to get it correct! 4. Poorly designed and made course. 5. The learning videos are non-existent!!

The information contained in this course is incorrect and/or outdated. The exam costs, scores needed to pass, and pretty much everything is wrong related to the current version of the exam. I did a little bit of digging and the last site update for this company was in Dec 2023. The version of the exam currently being deployed is 2 years old. I'm not sure why the material in this course is so different from what the current practices are. I'm also not sure why the terminology used in this company's courses is so confusing.

excelente de mucha ayuda, muy intuitivo, buena metodologia. especial lo recomiendo.

It was more than I expected. Truly worth IT.

Some one needs to go through and proof read the exam questions. It would also be beneficial to ensure that the answers to the questions are actually present. This course could benefit from a certified testing specialist. Some of the questions made very little sense.

This was a great prep course but it doesn't cover enough to make me feel comfortable going straight into the exam. I will continue working on quizzes and practice exams before moving forward.

I recommend you know everything before trying his as there is no real assistance when lost.

I could have had more videos explaining things prior to the exams. (Examples)

The saving grace of this course is week 3. Weeks 1 and 2 are effectively machine-read test objectives, and the beginning video of each module is an absurd list of objectives for the module: "You'll start with an overview video. This is the video you're currently watching. Then you'll. . ." watch similar videos telling you what you should learn without actually teaching anything. Week 3 has three exam-style questions per module, followed by a 54-question test that will presumably be like the CompTIA multiple choice tests.

I feel that the course would ask questions before the material was introduced. I guess that is good as long as it is not a test. As an instructor I would ask questions knowing that the students had no idea of what the answer was knowing that those questions would be covered in the actual lesson. When it came for test time the students were primed for the test and were successful. In this course it was the opposite. The subject was not even covered until the next lesson. Made no sense...

Disappointed in that it was an overview of how to handle the test and not really teach anything that is on the test. Yes there were questions that would be on the test starting in week 3, but the first week was things that are basically on CompTIA's website.

This course was kind of repetitive and really wasn't what I expected. It gave some insightful information about preparing for the exam but could have been modified greatly.

Everything up till the end was useless knowledge. I'd only do this if you want an understanding of the CompTIA A+ test.