LFCC Workforce Solutions: CompTIA Certification

14 March 2019

We were in the studio today with Guy Curtis from LFCC Workforce Solutions to talk about their CompTIA Certification Programs. Sam Brill, Program Manager of Computers and Technology Courses for LFCC Workforce Solutions and Rafael Caballero, Computer/Software Certifications Instructor joined us to talk about the program, the four core certifications, and what jobs/careers getting the certifications could lead to. Guy also told us about the potential for low-cost tuition for the certifications through Fast-Forward Credential Funding.

For more details about the program, visit: https://lfccworkforce.com/comptia

For more details about Fast Forward programs, visit: https://lfccworkforce.com/fast

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