If you’ve ever considered working within the cyber security industry, but felt you lacked the knowledge or skills to launch your career, this course might be what you’re looking for.
This course bundle is aimed at absolute beginners to IT who want to start a career in this exciting industry or just develop their skills in this area. The course assumes you have no technical knowledge of IT whatsoever. To understand cyber security and practice it at a technical level, you must first possess an understanding of basic IT literacy as well as certain technologies such as computer systems and networks, which you will be taught through this course.
This course is designed to gradually build your knowledge and confidence to sit the final certification exam: the CompTIA Security+. Of all the certifications you will gain in this bundle, the CompTIA Security+ is by far the most prestigious. It is held in high regard within the IT security industry and attracts an average salary of £48,850 p.a. on its own. (source: ITjobswatch).
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From the beginning, Hudson Courses will teach you about basic IT literacy, basic software features and functions, basic networking, operating systems, and basic security threats. From there, the course steps up a notch exploring these areas in more depth. As you progress through the various stages, your knowledge of the systems based around cyber security will gradually begin to develop.
Upon completion of the course, you will exit with a series of globally respected certifications and a deeper knowledge of cyber security concepts. You will also possess a set of skills you can apply to a vast range of job roles.
An example of the CompTIA Security+ certification you can gain through this course.
Our beginners course is comprised of five separate courses in total. Three of which are skills based only with no exam, and three certification courses with a final exam after each course. The final course being the CompTIA Security+. Two of the non-certification courses provide a soft introduction to modern day cyber security practices. These course titles include Cyber Security Awareness and Prevention; and Data Security Compliance. The skills and certifications that you gain through this course will offer you scope to work in other areas aside from cyber security. These include IT support, networking, systems administration, and data compliance.
Watch this video to learn more about CompTIA certifications.
What’s included in this certification bundle?
Our beginners course bundle contains five courses in total comprising of three CompTIA certification courses (inclusive of four official CompTIA exams) and three skills based courses. This course MUST be completed in the order listed below. If however you feel the material covered in courses 1-3 is already familiar to you and is of no benefit, then you can skip ahead to courses 4-5. Click on a title to see a full breakdown of what you’ll be learning in each course.
As part of this bundle, you will also get access to a MeasureUP practice test for each certification course. Scroll down to read more about the MeasureUP practice tests and how they will help you pass your exams the first time.
If you’re looking to get ahead of the crowd and don’t have any technical experience, then you might want to consider adding live labs to your course.
Courses included:
1. CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) (NO EXAM)
1.1 – Introduction to Tech+
1.2 – Understanding Notational Systems
1.3 – The Basics of Computing
1.4 – Comparing Units of Measure
1.5 – Troubleshooting Methodology, Cases and Tips
Module 2 – Infrastructure
2.1 – Introduction to Infrastructure
2.2 – Types of Computing Devices
2.3 – Internal Components of A Computer
2.4 – Types of Storage
2.5 – Peripheral Devices and Installation
2.6 – Virtualization and Cloud Technologies
2.7 – Common Internet Service Types
Module 3 – Networking Fundamentals
3.1 – Introduction to Networking
3.2 – Core Principles of Computer Networking
3.3 – Network Ports
3.4 – Network Addresses and Identifiers
3.5 – Network Models and Types
3.6 – Networking Devices and Connectors
3.7 – Small Wireless Networks
Module 4 – Operating Systems
4.1 Introduction to Operating Systems (OS)
4.2 – What is an Operating System_
4.3 – Drivers, Applications, Tasks and System Services
4.4 – File and Disk Management
4.5 – Backup and Recovery
Module 5 – Software and Applications
5.1 – Common Software Applications
5.2 – Productivity Software
5.3 – Business and Enterprise Software
5.4 – Manging Software
5.5 – Trusted Software Sources
Module 6 – Web Browsing, Configuration & Security
6.1 – Introduction To Web Browsing
6.2 – Browser Settings, Configuration and Maintenance
6.3 – Secure Web Browsing
6.4 – Protecting Your Privacy
Module 7 – Software Development Concepts
7.1 – Introduction to Programming
7.2 – Programming Tools
7.3 – Programming Organization and Logic Flows
7.4 – Understanding Programming Language Categories
7.5 – Code Maintenance, Version Control Systems and Branching
7.6 – Fundamental Data Types and Their Characteristics
Module 8 – Data and Database Fundamentals
8.1 – Introduction to Databases and the Value of Data
8.2 – Database Concepts and Structures
8.3 – Working with Relational Databases
8.4 – Database Operations and Access
8.5 – Database Backup and Recovery
Module 9 – Security: Keeping Things Safe
9.1 – Basic Security Concepts and Strategies
9.2 – Identifying Common Security Threats
9.3 – Securing Devices and Networks
9.4 – Security Tools and Software
9.5 – Encryption and Data Protection
Module 10 – AI Uses and Impact
10.1 – The Impact and Use of AI
10.2 – Course Closeout
2. CompTIA A+ 220-1201 & 1202 (2 EXAMS INCLUDED)
Module 1 – Mobile Devices
1.0 CompTIA A+ Course Intro
1.1 Mobile Device Hardware and Components
1.2 Mobile Device Connections and Accessories
1.3 Mobile Device Operating Systems
1.4 Troubleshooting Mobile Devices
1.5 Mobile Device,OS and Application Issues
1.6 Mobile Device,OS and Application Security
1.7 Identifying Connection Settings in Android
1.8 Identifying Connection Settings in iOS
Module 2 – Networking
2.1 Network Architecture
2.2 Ports and Protocols
2.3 Wireless Networking
2.4 Network Hosts and Services
2.5 DNS and DHCP
2.5.1 Demo – Working with DNS and DHCP
2.6 VPNs and VLANs
2.7 Network Devices
2.8 Basic SOHO Configuration
2.9 Internet Connections and Network Types
2.10 Networking Tools
2.11 Networking in Windows
2.11.1 Demo – Configuring Networking in Windows
2.12 Networking Commands
2.12.1 Demo – Working with Networking Commands
2.13 Troubleshooting Network Issues
Module 3 – Hardware
3.1 Display Components and Attributes
3.2 Basic Cables and Connections
3.3 Network Cables and Connections
3.4 Storage Devices and Connections
3.5 Introduction to RAID
3.6 Motherboards and Form Factors
3.7 Motherboard Connections
3.8 BIOS and UEFI
3.9 CPUs and CPU Architecture
3.10 Expansion Cards
3.11 System Cooling
3.12 Power Supply Units
3.13 Printers and Multifunction Devices
3.14 Printer Maintenance
3.15 Troubleshooting Computer Components
3.16 Troubleshooting Storage and RAID Issues
3.17 Troubleshooting Video and Display Issues
3.18 Troubleshooting Printer Issues
Module 4 – Operating Systems
4.1 Workstation Operating Systems
4.2 Common File System Types
4.3 Operating System Installation Types
4.4 Operating System Boot Methods
4.5 Storage Partitioning
4.5.1 Demo – Working with Storage Partitions
4.6 Identifying Windows Editions
4.7 Windows Upgrades
4.8 Windows OS Installations
4.9 Using Windows Task Manager
4.9.1 Demo – Working with Windows Task Manager
4.10 MMC Snap-ins
4.10.1 Demo – Working with MMC Snap-ins
4.11 Windows Operating System Tools
4.12 Microsoft Command Line Tools
4.12.1 Demo – Working with Microsoft Command Prompt
4.13 Configuring Microsoft Windows Settings
4.14 Configuring Windows Power Options
4.14.1 Demo – Working with Windows Power Options
4.15 Windows File Explorer
4.15.1 Demo – Working with File Explorer
4.16 Windows Domains vs Workgroups
4.17 macOS System Configuration
4.17.1 Demo – macOS Features and Tools
4.18 Linux Components
4.19 Linux Tools
4.20 Common Application Installation
Module 5 – Virtualization and Cloud Computing
5.1 Virtualization Concepts
5.1.1 Demo – Working with Virtual Machines
5.2 Working with Virtual Machines
5.2.1 Demo – Working with the Cloud
5.3 Cloud Computing
5.4 Working with the Cloud
5.5 Cloud Productivity Tools
Module 6 – Security
6.1 Physical Security
6.2 Physical Access Security
6.3 Logical Security
6.4 Windows Security – Firewalls and Antivirus
6.4.1 Demo – Working with the Windows Firewalls and Antivirus
6.5 Windows Security Users and Groups
6.6 Windows Security – NTFS and Share Permissions
6.6.1 Demo – Working with NTFS and Share Permissions
6.7 Windows Security – Active Directory
6.8 Windows Security – Data Encryption
6.9 Wireless Security
6.10 Malware Types
6.11 Malware Detection and Prevention
6.12 Social Engineering
6.13 Security Threats
6.13.1 Demo – Security Vulnerabilities
6.14 Malware Removal Process
6.15 Workstation Security
6.16 Data Destruction Concepts
6.17 SOHO Network Security
6.18 Browser Security Settings
6.19 Troubleshooting PC Security Issues
Module 7 – Operational Procedures
7.1 Ticketing Systems
7.2 Asset Management
7.3 Document Types
7.4 Change Management
7.5 Workstation Backup and Recovery
7.6 Common Safety Procedures
7.7 Environmental Impact and Controls
7.8 Licensing and Policy Concepts
7.9 Communication and Professionalism
7.10 Basics of Scripting
7.11 Remote Access Technologies
7.12 Basics of Artificial Intelligence
7.13 Troubleshooting Methodology
7.14 CompTIA A+ Course Closeout
3. Cyber Security Awareness and Prevention (NO EXAM)
1.2 Where We Are Today
1.3 Areas Of Protection
1.4 The Connection – Part 1
1.5 The Connection – Part 2
1.6 Network Protection
1.7 Browsing Blunders – Part 1
1.8 Browsing Blunders – Part 2
1.9 Settings – Part 1
1.10 Settings – Part 2
1.11 Settings – Part 3
1.12 Settings – Part 4
1.13 Cookies
1.14 Browsing Tips And Tricks
1.15 Email Cant Hurt You Right – Part 1
1.16 Email Cant Hurt You Right – Part 2
1.17 Viruses – Part 1
1.18 Viruses – Part 2
1.19 Viruses – Part 3
1.20 Course Outro
Module 2: Managing Mobile Device Security
2.1 Managing Mobile Device Security Part1
2.2 Managing Mobile Device Security Part2
2.3 Secure Access
2.4 Secure Access iPhone Demo
2.5 Secure Access Android Demo
2.6 Protect The Data
2.7 Protect The Data Android Demo
2.8 Protect The Data iPhone Demo
2.9 Manage App Access
2.10 Manage App Access iPhone Demo
2.11 Manage App Access Android Demo
2.12 Stay Up To Date
2.13 Stay Up To Date Android Demo
2.14 Stay Up To Date iPhone Demo
2.15 Use Other Tools To Help
2.16 Prepare For The Worst
2.17 Prepare For The Worst Android Demo
2.18 Prepare For The Worst iPhone Demo
2.19 Best Practices
4. CompTIA Network+ N10-009 (1 EXAM)
Module 1: Networking Concepts
1.1 Networking Overview
1.1.1-Activity-Creating a Network
1.2 OSI and DOD Model
1.2.1-Activity-Examining the OSI Layers
1.3 Networking Appliances, Applications and Functions
1.3.1-Activity-Using Online Proxies
1.4 Cloud Concepts and Connectivity
1.4.1-Activity-Creating Cloud Resources
1.5 Ports, Protocols, Services and Traffic Types
1.5.1-Activity-Examining ARP and ICMP
1.5.2-Activity-Examining DNS and Ports
1.6 Wireless Transmission Media
1.6.1-Activity-Configuring-WiFi
1.7 Wired Transmission Media and Transceivers
1.8 Network Topologies, Architectures and Types
1.9a IPv4 Network Addressing – Part 1
1.9b IPv4 Network Addressing – Part 2
1.9.1-Activity-Configuring Client IP Settings
1.9.2-Activity-Subnetting – Delta 128
1.9.3-Activity-Subnetting-Delta-64
1.9.4-Activity-Subnetting WAN Links
1.10a Modern Network Environments – Part 1
1.10b Modern Network Environments – Part 2
Module 2: Network Implementation
2.1 Implementing Routing Technologies
2.1.1-Activity-Setting Up Basic Routing
2.1.2-Activity-Adding Static Routes
2.1.3-Activity- Configuring Routing Protocols
2.1.4-Activity-Configuring Port Address Translation
2.2 Configuring Switching Technologies and Features
2.2.1-Activity-Connecting Devices with a Switch
2.2.2-Activity-Creating VLANs
2.2.3-Activity-Voice and Data VLANs
2.2.4-Activity-VLAN-Trunking
2.2.5-Activity-VLAN Routing
2.3 Selecting and Configuring Wireless Devices and Technologies
2.3.1-Activity-Creating a WLAN
2.4 Physical Installations
2.4.1-Activity-Managing Cable
O U T L I N E
2.4.2-Activity-Punching Down Twisted Pair
Module 3: Network Operations
3.1 Organizational Processes and Procedures
3.2 Network Monitoring Technologies
3.2.1-Activity-Exploring SNMP
3.3 Disaster Recovery (DR)
3.4 IPv4 and IPv6 Network Services
3.4.1-Activity-Implementing a DHCP Relay Agent-Part 1
3.4.2-Activity-Implementing a DHCP Relay Agent-Part 2
3.4.3-Activity-DNS-Part 1
3.4.4-Activity-DNS-Part 2
3.5 Network Access and Management
Module 4: Network Security
4.1a Network Security Concepts – Part 1
4.1b Network Security Concepts – Part 2
4.1.1-Activity-Exploring Encryption
4.1.2-Activity-Applying Authorization
4.1.3-Activity-Testing a Honeypot
4.2 Network Attacks
4.2.1-Activity-Launching a Denial of Service Attack
4.2.2-Activity-Phishing for Credentials
4.2.3-Activity-Deploying a Malicious Charging Cable
4.3 Network Defence
4.3.1-Activity-Implementing ACLs
Module 5: Network Troubleshooting
5.1 Troubleshooting Methodology
5.2 Common Cabling and Physical Interface Issues
5.2.1-Activity-Selecting the Right Cable
5.2.2-Activity-Crimping an RJ-45 End on a Cable
5.3 Network Service Issues
5.3.1-Activity-Troubleshooting a Routed Network
5.4 Performance Issues
5.5 Troubleshooting Tools and Protocols
5.5.1-Activity-Using Command Line Commands
5.5.2-Activity-Using NSLOOKUP and DIG
5.5.3-Activity-Using NMAP
5.5.4-Activity-Troubleshooting Using CDP and LLDP
5.5.5-Activity-Testing a cable
5.5.6-Activity-Toning a cable
5.5.7-Activity-Using a Spectrum Analyzer
5.5.8-Activity-Testing a Fibre Optic Cable
5.5.9-Activity-Using Network Device Commands
5.6 Course Closeout
5. CompTIA Security+ SY0-701 (1 EXAM)
1.0 Introduction to the Course
1.1 Fundamental Security Concepts
1.2 Zero Trust
1.3 Deception and Disruption
1.3.1 ACTIVITY – Testing a Honeypot
1.4 Security Controls
1.5 Change Management and Security
1.6 Cryptography Basics
1.6.1 ACTIVITY – Examining Symmetric Encryption
1.7 Asymmetric Encryption
1.7.1 ACTIVITY – Exploring Asymmetric Encryption
1.8 Hashing
1.8.1 ACTIVITY – Verifying Integrity with Hashing
1.9 Digital Certificates
1.10 Public Key Infrastructure
1.11 Data and Keys
1.12 Crypto Implementations
1.13 Blockchain
1.14 Non-Cryptographic Data Protection
Module 2 – SY0-701 Threats, Vulnerabilities, and Mitigations
2.1 Threat Actors and Motivations
2.2 Threat Vectors
2.2.1 ACTIVITY – O.MG Cable Baiting
2.2.2 O.MG-No Cable
2.3 Social Engineering
2.4 Operating System Vulnerabilities and Attacks
2.5 Application Vulnerabilities and Attacks
2.5.1 ACTIVITY – Performing a Buffer Overflow
2.6 Web-based Vulnerabilities and Attacks
2.6.1 ACTIVITY – Abusing Unsanitised Input
2.6.2 ACTIVITY – Grabbing Passwords with SQL Injection
2.6.3 ACTIVITY – Swiping a Token with XSS
2.7 Other Vulnerabilities
2.8 Common Malicious Activity Indicators
2.9 Insider Threat Indicators
2.10 Social Engineering Indicators
2.10.1 ACTIVITY – Capturing Credentials through Social Engineering
2.11 Malware Activity Indicators
2.12 Operating System Attack Indicators
2.13 Application Attack Indicators
2.13.1 ACTIVITY – Recognizing Directory Traversal
2.14 Physical Attack Indicators
2.14.1 ACTIVITY – Quickly Cloning an RFID Badge
2.15 Network Attack Indicators
2.15.1 ACTIVITY – Crashing a Target with DoS
2.16 Cryptographic Attack Indicators
2.17 Password Attack Indicators
2.17.1 ACTIVITY – Password Cracking
2.18 Network Segmentation
2.19 Access Control
2.20 Enterprise Device Hardening
Module 3 – SY0-701 Security Architecture
3.1 Network Segmentation
3.1.1 ACTIVITY – Segmenting a Network
3.2 High Availability
3.3 Virtualization
3.3.1 ACTIVITY – Deploying Docker Containers
3.4 Cloud
3.5 Serverless Computing
3.6 IoT
3.7 ICS SCADA
3.7.1 ACTIVITY – Operating a SCADA System
3.8 RTOS and Embedded Systems
3.9 Reducing the Attack Surface
3.10 Firewalls
3.11 IDS IPS.mp4
3.12 Secure Communications – Access
3.13 Port Security
3.14 SD-WAN and SASE
3.15 Data Classifications
3.16 Protecting Data Types
3.17 Data Considerations
3.18 Redundancy
3.19 Alternate Sites
3.20 Multiple Platforms
3.21 Business Continuity
Module 4 – SY0-701 Security Operations
4.1 Secure Baselines
4.2 Attack Surface Reduction
4.3 Wireless Installation
4.4 Wireless Security Settings
4.5 Mobile Solutions
4.5.1 ACTIVITY – Pawning a Mobile Device
4.6 Application Security Management
4.7 Asset Management
4.8 Vulnerability Management
4.9 Monitoring Activities
4.10 Monitoring Tools
4.10.1 ACTIVITY – Scanning a Network for Vulnerabilities
4.11 Firewall Configuration
4.11.1 ACTIVITY – Configuring Firewall Rules
4.12 Intrusion Detection Configuration
4.13 Web Traffic Filtering
4.14 Operating System Policy
4.14.1 ACTIVITY – Examining Windows Group Policy
4.15 Network Service Security
4.16 Data Loss Protection
4.16.1 ACTIVITY – Checking File Integrity
4.17 Network Access Control
4.17.1 ACTIVITY – Require Multifactor Authentication
4.18 Identity Management
4.19 Access Management
4.19.1 ACTIVITY – Implementing Access Control
4.20 Security Automation
4.21 Incident Response
4.22 Digital Forensics
Module 5 – SY0-701 Security Program Management and Oversight
5.1 Elements of Effective Security Governance
5.2 Elements of the Risk Management Process
5.3 Third Party Risk Assessment and Management
5.3.1 ACTIVITY – Analysing the Solar Winds Supply Chain Failure
5.4 Effective Security Compliance
5.5 Audits and Assessments
5.5.1 ACTIVITY – Conducting OSINT
5.5.2 ACTIVITY – Performing Active Reconnaissance
5.6 Security Awareness Practices
5.7 Course Outro
Bonus courses included:
- CompTIA CySA+ (Cybersecurity Analyst+) CS0-002
- CompTIA PenTest+ (PT0-003)
- Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI)
- Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) v.13
- Computer Hacking Prevention
- Certified Information Security Manager (CISM)
- Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)
- Cloud Computing Security Knowledge (CCSK)
Certification exams included:
- CompTIA A+ 220-1201
- CompTIA A+ 220-1202
- CompTIA Network+ N10-009
- CompTIA Security+ SY0-701
MeasureUP practice tests included:
- CompTIA A+ 220-1201
- CompTIA A+ 220-1202
- CompTIA Network+ N10-009
- CompTIA Security+ SY0-701
Features of MeasureUP practice tests:
- Questions are similar to exam questions, allowing you to test your knowledge of exam objectives
- Detailed explanations for both correct and distractor answers reinforce the material
- ‘Study Mode’ covers all objectives ensuring topics are covered
- ‘Certification Mode’ (timed) prepares students for exam taking conditions
- Instant, drill-down score reports tell you exactly the areas to focus on
Watch this video to learn more about MeasureUP practice tests.
Course access period: 12 months online access
Salary and job prospect information
We use two excellent third-party resources to allow you to check your earning potential and job prospects before starting this course.
The first is IT JobsWatch, which allows you to check what employers are paying people on average with specific certifications, such as the ones contained in this bundle. Click here and enter the name of the certification you would like to see salary information on. Remember to check the earning potential for all the certifications in the bundle, especially the more advanced ones as these will offer the highest salary.
The second is Payscale, which also does the above, but allows you to see what types of job titles are paying more based around the certification you enquire about. Click here and enter the name of the certification you would like to see salary and job title information on. Again, remember to check the earning potential for all the certifications in the bundle, especially the more advanced ones as these will provide information on higher level job roles. Although some higher level roles may require experience, the information will give you an idea of future earning potential and career prospects.
What career paths are available to me through this course?
- Cyber Security Engineer
- Cyber Security Analyst
- Cyber Security Investigator
- Cyber Threat Analyst
- Cyber Threat Consultant
- IT Security Specialist
- IT Security Consultant
- IT Support Technician
- Network Engineer
- Network Consultant
- Data Centre Manager
- IT Manager
- IT Sales Account Manager
- IT Consultant
- Systems Administrator
How is each course taught?
All of the beginners courses are online and self-paced, meaning you do it in your own home, in your own time, at your own pace and best of all… any where in the world, providing you have access to a laptop, PC or desktop computer, and an internet connection. Each lesson is pre-recorded allowing you to pause, fast-forward, skip sections, or go back to another lesson if you need to. The lessons are multi-media based, which means video and audio are used to teach the lessons. Your tutor will PowerPoint slides, illustrations, diagrams and give demonstrations to teach each class. Most lessons are also interactive, prompting the learner to participate. This might involve answering on-screen questions, participating in tasks.
Learn what the CompTIA Security+ can do for your career.
How long will it take me to complete each course?
As mentioned above, our courses are self-paced. Some people finish their course faster than others. Each certification course is between 12-30 hours. If you choose to only do one of the certification courses from this bundle, then it will take you less time than if you do two or three or all of them. No matter what though, you will always have 12 months to complete your course.
How do I book my exams?
When you’re ready to sit your exams, email support@hudsoncourses.com with your request along with the title of the exam you wish to take. We will then send you an email with instructions on how to complete your exam booking. The exams for this course can be taken at home.
Please note that if you opt to pay for this course through installments, you will not be able to book your exam/s until your full balance is paid.
What do I need?
To access your course, all you need is an internet connection and a device, such as a smart phone, tablet, laptop or PC, and an internet connection. To get the most out of the course, we recommend you access it using either a laptop or desktop computer through Google Chrome.
Can I continue to access my course after 12 months has lapsed?
Yes. Once 12 months has lapsed since you enrolled on the course, you will be automatically switched to a rolling monthly subscription at a cost of £19 per month. This will be debited from the payment card you used to enrol on the course the first time.
Please note that if your exam vouchers have expired within the 12 month period, the auto course renew feature will not extend your exam voucher expiry dates. Exams must taken within 12 months from the time of enrolment.
If you do not wish to continue to access your course account after 12 months, you can cancel the auto-renew feature at any time by emailing support@hudsoncourses.com.
Course Features
With the Hudson Courses e-learning system, certification has never been simpler! You can be starting your IT career or taking your current IT skills to the next level in just a few short weeks. Our learning system gives you all of the benefits of a live class at just a fraction of the cost. Courses include:
We only use the industry’s finest instructors in the IT industry. They have a minimum of 15 years real-world experience and are subject matter experts in their fields. Unlike a live class, you can fast-forward, repeat or rewind all your lectures. This creates a personal learning experience and gives you all the benefit of hands-on training with the flexibility of doing it around your schedule 24/7.
Our courseware includes instructor-led demonstrations and visual presentations that allow students to develop their skills based on real world scenarios explained by the instructor. We always focus on real world scenarios and skill-set development.
Our custom practice exams prepare you for your exams differently and more effectively than the traditional exam preps on the market. You will have practice quizzes after each module to ensure you are confident on the topic you have completed before proceeding.
This will allow you to gauge your effectiveness before moving to the next module in your course. Hudson courses also include practice exams designed to replicate and mirror the environment in the testing center. These exams are on average 100 questions to ensure you are 100% prepared before taking your certification exam.
Hudson Courses has designed a world class Learning Management System (LMS). This system allows you to interact and collaborate with other students and staff, form study groups, engage in discussions in our NOW@ Forums, rate and “like” different courses and stay up to date with all the latest industry knowledge through our forums, student contributions and announcement features. This LMS is unmatched in the industry and makes learning fun and enjoyable.
Hudson knows that education is not a one size fits all approach. Students learn in different ways through different tools. That is why we provide Flash Cards and Education Games throughout our courses. This will allow you to train in ways that keep you engaged and focused. Each course will have dozens of Flash Cards so you can sharpen your skill-sets throughout your training as well as educational games designed to make sure your retention level of the materials is extremely high.
Hudson’s self-paced training programs are designed in a modular fashion to allow you the flexibility to work with expert level instruction anytime 24/7. All courses are arranged in defined sections with navigation controls allowing you to control the pace of your training. This allows students to learn at their own pace around their schedule.
Add experience to your CV with Live Labs
If you’re looking to get ahead of the crowd and don’t have any technical experience, then you might want to consider adding live labs to your course by upgrading to our course with simulators (click the button below for more details). Because many IT jobs take place at the virtual level (i.e. behind a keyboard and mouse), the experience you’ll gain through a live lab/simulator is very similar to experience you’ll gain in the workplace. Consequently many employers regard live lab experience as a valued asset on a CV.
