I have a 130,000 pound truck load of questions about taking the A+ Exam

[pcgaming98]

Okay, to take it from the top, I was recently informed that a local computer repair shop would hire a 16 year old with a A+ Certification, which fitted me perfectly. I'm hard at work studying for it and I think I've gotten it down pact, and I'm ready to take the exam, only, there's over 9000 things I need to know:

1) How do I take it? Do i take it online? Or do I end up going to a testing center?

2) Is it on paper or on computer?

3) If I do end up taking it at a test center, will it be in a classroom like environment with other test takers or will i be by myself (I sure hope I'm by myself).

4) Will I have to buy two different test vouchers for 220-801 and 220-802?

Those are the ones that I thought off of the top of my head. Thanks for the help.

 

[jfreggie2]

You'll go to a testing center to take the test, and it is all on a computer.
Different testing centers have different setups. I've been in some that are classroom sized with 15 computers and have been in ones with just 1 computer. If you don't like to hear other people...bring earplugs..
You will have to take both the 200-801 and 200-802 to be fully A+ Certified. You can purchase vouchers, or you can just pay directly to the testing center.

You can register to take your test here:
https://wsr.pearsonvue.com/testtaker/registration/SelectTestCenterProximity/COMPTIA/556342

Just enter your zip code and itl'll find testing centers around you. You can either just pay Pearson VUE or you can purchase vouchers from somewhere else and enter the voucher when you register with Pearson VUE.

Hope that helps!

 

[pcgaming98]

I know I have to take both the 220-801 and the 220-802 but I'm asking if I'll need to purchase two different vouchers to do so.

Also, thank you for answering my other questions.

 

[jfreggie2]

2 tests, 2 vouchers - http://www.comptiastore.com/product-p/comptiaa.htm
They don't designate a specific voucher for part one, and another for part 2.
Or you just pay to the website when you sign up.

 

[pcgaming98]

I see, I didn't look close enough. Thank you