Take your career to new heights and earn your CompTIA Linux+ Certification. In this comprehensive course, you'll acquire the skills needed to excel in Linux systems administration roles, which are available in many different industries. Increase your earning potential and make yourself a valuable part of any IT team!
Course length
100
Time commitment
15-20
hours per week
Salary Range
$51 - $99K
(entry level)
Tuition - $2,200*
*You can pay as little as $283 per month. For full payment options and different financing plans, including interest rates from external lenders, please talk to our enrollment team.
The CompTIA Linux+ Certification course will equip you with the knowledge and expertise required to succeed as a Linux systems administrator. From troubleshooting common software and hardware issues to managing multiple operating systems, you’ll gain the skills necessary to excel in intermediate-level Linux systems administration roles. Keep up with the latest industry practices, perform software integration, implement cryptography, and deploy new technologies confidently with the skills you build as you earn your certification.
At the conclusion of this course, you’ll be prepared to take the CompTIA Linux+ Exam XK0-005 to earn your national certification.
CompTIA Linux+
Network administrators in the 90th percentile of earners can earn $140,430 per year.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Upon completing your certificate and earning your credential, you will be prepared for exciting new roles, such as:
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