A+ Study Resources: CompTIA A+ All in One Textbook: amzn.to/47izh7X CompTIA A+ Practice Exams: amzn.to/3tSEWD9 Professor Messer’s A+ Playlist: ua-cam.com/video/87t6P5ZHTP0/v-deo.html&pp=iAQB Thanks for watching! More links below: 💻 My Cyber Security Career Resources: withsandra.square.site/ 📚 Google Cybersecurity Certificate: imp.i384100.net/k0R0rz 👯 Join our Discord :D - discord.gg/2YZUVbbpr9 👩💻 Support the Channel on Patreon: www.patreon.com/withsandra
@@larrymitchell9897 Anything around Networking, using Linux command line tools, or even troubleshooting simulations would be great to look into! I'd also consider looking at more niche projects too (e.g. Cloud support, network troubleshooting, etc.) if there's already an area in help desk you're most interested in. Best of luck!!
I just got my A+ back in January of this year I tell you, It was the most wonderful feeling equivalent to graduating with a college degree. Now I'm making the transition to IT support role at age 38. Thanks for the advice Sandra!!!
Congratz on being A+ certified!! 🥳 I know exactly what you mean, passing a cert is one of the best feelings ever lol, excited to hear more about your progress, keep us updated! 😄
@@vrn6915 Not yet, getting my resume touched up while studying for the CCNA for the curriculum for the Technical Certificate at the community college I enrolled in.
I swear your videos are gonna help me break through into Tech/IT. I'm a noob rn but I'm following the steps to level up and have experience. Thank you!!!
I'm doing my retake for core 1 A+ this month and the fee is about $300AUD after a discount too Practice exams definitely help especially understanding the structuring of the question to pick the right answer I've no IT background and am looking to break into cyber security and hopefully pass the exam in my upcoming attempt
Great video! I just passed my A+ certification. I spent two months studying for the 1101, but then refined my study strategy and completed the 1102 in just three weeks. I wouldn’t recommend cramming to anyone, but finding ways to make the study process smoother and less stressful is definitely important.
Do you need a degree for any of these jobs because I’m 26 and I have two years until I graduate I need to make money so I figured if I got this comptia A+ cert I can start working while taking the other certifications and if I need to get a degree in order to increase my salary, I could go ahead and finish the last two years
@@brycemorgan6708You don't need a degree for help desk or desktop support roles. I'm employed already but saw one of my local clinics were hiring for techs and only requiring a high school diploma.
very informative and true to the core as I already past my A plus core 1. Now i have to study for core 2 and I will adhere to your advice. Thanks for your sharing. Perry from Honolulu
Congratz on passing the A+!! 🥳 I recently made a video on what to do after passing your Sec+ which isn’t exactly the same but can give you an idea on some next steps 😄 ua-cam.com/video/wliCXJ8hXwQ/v-deo.html Good luck and keep us updated!
This is just a little overview of how I am studying for my exams right now. If you are interested, feel free to read. I am to planning study for one exam at a time instead of studying both of them. 1. I use professor messer’s videos and Mike Myers’ All in one A+ book. 2. I watch about 30 minutes worth of video in one day and taken down notes. 3. Then the next day I read about the topics Prof Messer covered in the video to get a deeper understanding. 4. Rinse and repeat 5. I know A+ isn’t just about memorising but there also things that needs to be memorised like acronyms, port numbers and etc so use apps like Anki to help you memorise. I LOVE ANKI CARDS. 6. I make my own little fill-in-the-blanks or multiple choice questions in anki with the notes I took. 7. I then answer the questions once in the morning and once in the evening. 8. I still haven’t figured out when to do the labs and practice tests so if anyone have recommendations, feel drop them like it’s mildly hot but enough to burn.
hi sandra! I was working on my a+ with messer's videos, but MY GOD, when i got into the IP protocol part (1101) I lost it completely. I have studied on my own before during college and all, but this has been so tough for me. I needed another source of info and i moved to prof. dion. I see that there is a textbook, I see it is mcgraw hill which is pretty familiar to me since I used those books in college, what exactly is the text book good for? is it all the stuff that is in parts 1 and 2? is it like a traditional textbook? I feel like I am more textbook based because stuff sticks more, the note taking, the stickies. I am a big traditional learner, do you think if I buy this book it can help me finish? Thank you again!
Hi there! I'm a total beginner, I don't know a thing about IT🤐 but I found this interesting and I want to get certified for sure. I need some advice, shouldn't we get certified in ITF+ rather than A+ cuz its the basics and how much time will it take to prepare for CompTIA A+ as for a total beginner?
im using professor Messer right now i start a free bootcamp tomorrow that pays for the voucher. i feel like this is alot of information but its also tying alot of things together.
@@kareem5795what study material/guides did you use? I work 12 hours shifts and trying to use the best of my time to learn as quick as possible and land a help desk role after taking the exam to get my foot in the door
Im leaving the military, graduating with a cyber and data security degree. I have no former experience working with cyber other than all the cyber awareness training. what is a good entry role for someone like me
I love watching your videos. It’s so rare to find women in this industry posting their input on UA-cam. I’m just breaking into my IT/cybersecurity journey working on getting my bachelors while working full time. I hope to one day also inspire other women to start on this journey like you’ve inspired me. Thanks for the inspo and keep doing what you do! 🫶🏽
Aw thank you so much Alissa!!🥰 I really appreciate your support and i’m so glad these videos are helpful for you! Wishing you all the best and super excited to hear updates from your end! ❤️
Yes! I have it linked in my description, it’s the 220-1101 and 220-1102 playlists, the A+ is composed of two exams so there are two playlists. Start with 220-1101 for the first exam
Hey are you saying that I should Check the topics covered in the objectives and then study the relevant ones ? with too much info it is really confusing and overwhelming.
Unfortunately since this is a generalist cert, there are lots of topics in the objectives. Exam is max 90 questions I believe but you need to know all the topics in case there’s a question on it. Take your time studying, best of luck to you!🌟
I am currently studying Technology Systems here in Utah to gain a bachelor’s degree. Which certifications would be best to obtain to include with my degree to get into the tech field with no experience?
I’m 36 I work as armed officer I want to get into IT work for home. Should I get A+ ? I want to get into cyber security and am I too old to get into IT?
I have a question. Im study for the test now with not background in IT. Im using udemys course with mike meyers but i feel im not learning anything. His course is horrible. I dont if it's me or if it's his teaching methods? You know about this course?
Hi Sandra, I have all the materials I need to begin studying but as I sit down to do it im daunted by just finding a place to begin, do you or anyone else have any suggestions on where I should be starting such as should I use the exam objectives as a check list and start from top to bottom? I mean as I look at the Comptia book I get kinda overwhelmed and feel like im not remembering things a should be needing to remember, what is some advice you could shoot my way please. Other than a passion for tech I have no prior experience and am struggling to learn period ive barely gotten my life back in order and im just plain doubting my ability to soak this information. Can anyone give me some advice id really appreciate it.
Welp, I'm probably in no place to give recommendations because honestly I have no experience either and am just beginning to study. I'm using the exam cram book from Amazon, professor Messer's videos, Dion's 220-1101 course, exam compass for practice questions, and some Anki decks. I set aside about 2-3 hours every morning to read, take notes, watch lectures, and look at flash cards. By the end of studying for 220-1101, I will go back and make sure I have a firm grasp on the objectives. I hear that it is not a good idea to worry about memorizing every minute detail, but at least understand the concepts. Use repetition to your advantage, you definitely got this!
Thank you for getting back to me I really do appreciate it. I actually found a couple books that go through the material per section which helps alot so I can focus on mobile devices and theres a ton of sample questions for that section then once I grasp it I move on to the next. I have a few books if you need any Comptia A+ Practice Tests Core 1(220-1101) & Core 2(220-1102) / Chapple M. CompTIA A+ CertMike. Prepare. Practice...Exam 220-1101 2023 / CompTIAACertificationStudyGuideEleventhEdition / CompTIAACompletePracticeTests-AudreyO'Shea / Meyers M. Mike Meyers' CompTIA A+ Guide to Managing...Exams 220-1101 7ed 2023 / CompTIA A+ Certification All-in-One Exam Guide I basically put aside mike meyers book and use it to dive more into something I dont know well enough or this other guy doesnt explain maybe. If you need any of these books I dont mind sending them to you they definitely help. The lab one from mike meyers is actually cool . @@sisi_life1999
hi thomas! So are you like using books to dive deeper in to the concepts of the exam? is it working for you? Once I study I hit a brick wall with a concept like IP protocols and I fall into a google rabbit hole. what frustrates me about comptia is that well I don't know a lot of concepts and the only way I can remember them is if I truly understand them you know? I can't just remember to remember. I need to understand the terms and all or else I just won't be able to make sense of the content once I sit down to take the a+ exams. lol. :(.@@thomasrodriguez5661
Hi Brittany, I'm going to be honest. I put studying on pause so I can focus on the semester, but I plan on continuing soon. The semester is close to finishing, and after that, I wouldn't mind forming a study group. I have a ton of study material that's just sitting around, and forming a group is more motivating than trying to do it by sheer willpower because it's tough.
Hello, just ran into your video and my daughter is looking to get into tech. I'm trying to keep up with everything, but I need to know where she needs to start. She'll be graduating next year at 16, and she's very interested in this career. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
I'm 18 and sick of working at restaurants and want a way out into literally anything tech related, would you say this is the best certification to get for an entry level job? and how do i gain experience in the field in order to get a entry level job because a lot of the criteria for these lower end jobs are 2-3 years of experience but they pay the same amount im payed working at a restaurant as a bussboyXD ive seen that this certification could help with it desk support jobs and so im wondering what in your opinion is the best certification in order to put your foot in the door
go for the comptia a+ & sharpen your skills someone will take a shot at you then get your experience up. The pay will only get better as you gain more experience and certs!
How do I actually study this though? I fell asleep watching messers videos earlier. I learn by doing, watching a video and having no end of the video or some like that quiz.
I think it is because most employers are asking for a college degree in addition to A+/ Network+ certification. I recently finished my Computer Science degree and will be doing both A+ & Net+
A+ Study Resources:
CompTIA A+ All in One Textbook: amzn.to/47izh7X
CompTIA A+ Practice Exams: amzn.to/3tSEWD9
Professor Messer’s A+ Playlist: ua-cam.com/video/87t6P5ZHTP0/v-deo.html&pp=iAQB
Thanks for watching! More links below:
💻 My Cyber Security Career Resources: withsandra.square.site/
📚 Google Cybersecurity Certificate: imp.i384100.net/k0R0rz
👯 Join our Discord :D - discord.gg/2YZUVbbpr9
👩💻 Support the Channel on Patreon: www.patreon.com/withsandra
What kind of projects are useful for desktop support/ help desk position I can add on my resume?
@@larrymitchell9897 Anything around Networking, using Linux command line tools, or even troubleshooting simulations would be great to look into! I'd also consider looking at more niche projects too (e.g. Cloud support, network troubleshooting, etc.) if there's already an area in help desk you're most interested in. Best of luck!!
So Smart, So cutee 😍 💖
Got a question what is CompTIA’s Healthcare IT?
I've been studying for a week now..feel like there's more I could be doing
I just got my A+ back in January of this year I tell you, It was the most wonderful feeling equivalent to graduating with a college degree. Now I'm making the transition to IT support role at age 38. Thanks for the advice Sandra!!!
Congratz on being A+ certified!! 🥳 I know exactly what you mean, passing a cert is one of the best feelings ever lol, excited to hear more about your progress, keep us updated! 😄
Do you feel the a+ made you ready for i.t. support role?
Did you find a job in IT?
@@vrn6915 Not yet, getting my resume touched up while studying for the CCNA for the curriculum for the Technical Certificate at the community college I enrolled in.
I am studying for A+ what did you use for your studies? Thks
I swear your videos are gonna help me break through into Tech/IT. I'm a noob rn but I'm following the steps to level up and have experience. Thank you!!!
Im really glad these videos are helping you!! ☺️ you got this, good luck and keep us updated with your progress!🥳
I’m studying right now for this. I’m almost done with school in 6 months so I’m hitting 3 certs back to back. Before I finish school next year
Good luck on your certification exam! 💯 3 certs back to back is insane. Looking forward to hearing your progress!
I'm doing my retake for core 1 A+ this month and the fee is about $300AUD after a discount too
Practice exams definitely help especially understanding the structuring of the question to pick the right answer
I've no IT background and am looking to break into cyber security and hopefully pass the exam in my upcoming attempt
good luck also tryna get A+ and break into cybersecurity
How'd it go
@@nestor.valentino im doing same i feel old
Im 36 lol
Great video! I just passed my A+ certification. I spent two months studying for the 1101, but then refined my study strategy and completed the 1102 in just three weeks. I wouldn’t recommend cramming to anyone, but finding ways to make the study process smoother and less stressful is definitely important.
I’m so nervous to start but your videos have really been helping
Im really glad these videos help!! :) best of luck to you!
Do you need a degree for any of these jobs because I’m 26 and I have two years until I graduate I need to make money so I figured if I got this comptia A+ cert I can start working while taking the other certifications and if I need to get a degree in order to increase my salary, I could go ahead and finish the last two years
@@brycemorgan6708You don't need a degree for help desk or desktop support roles. I'm employed already but saw one of my local clinics were hiring for techs and only requiring a high school diploma.
@@brycemorgan6708 im 36 and 10 years older than u. I am armed officer i want to change careers and get into IT
Im going for my comptia A+ exam. Im reallt hype and I will return when I pass. Love the content continue to flourish.
Have you passed?
@@simpleyatriclearly
@@simpleyatriI don’t think so….
@@simpleyatri they failed and fell into a deep depression....
@@phonymex3340 lol
very informative and true to the core as I already past my A plus core 1. Now i have to study for core 2 and I will adhere to your advice. Thanks for your sharing. Perry from Honolulu
Could you please tell me did you buy any course aur studied free course from UA-cam, or bought 1 from udemy
I just passed my A+! I'm considering what I should do next. Your videos are alway so informative!!!
Congratz on passing the A+!! 🥳 I recently made a video on what to do after passing your Sec+ which isn’t exactly the same but can give you an idea on some next steps 😄
ua-cam.com/video/wliCXJ8hXwQ/v-deo.html Good luck and keep us updated!
how did you study ?
Net+ is what I hear most people saying you should get after A+
Network
the questions are the hard part not the information, the questions are so confusing and sometimes seem like trick questions
The mock exam is really pi**ing me off now I study for 10 hours daily I get at least 60 question 100% correct yet still end with 65% out of 85 😡
Thank you for this video, no clue what I’m doing as a 37 year old but I feel like I have a clear idea now.
This is just a little overview of how I am studying for my exams right now. If you are interested, feel free to read.
I am to planning study for one exam at a time instead of studying both of them.
1. I use professor messer’s videos and Mike Myers’ All in one A+ book.
2. I watch about 30 minutes worth of video in one day and taken down notes.
3. Then the next day I read about the topics Prof Messer covered in the video to get a deeper understanding.
4. Rinse and repeat
5. I know A+ isn’t just about memorising but there also things that needs to be memorised like acronyms, port numbers and etc so use apps like Anki to help you memorise. I LOVE ANKI CARDS.
6. I make my own little fill-in-the-blanks or multiple choice questions in anki with the notes I took.
7. I then answer the questions once in the morning and once in the evening.
8. I still haven’t figured out when to do the labs and practice tests so if anyone have recommendations, feel drop them like it’s mildly hot but enough to burn.
Thank you for your video. I'm studying for CompTIA A+ Core 1 I'm looking forward to the future.
Thanks for the info! Will start reviewing soon and hopefully take the exam to get certified.
Thank you Ms. Sandra this is a very helpful upload. I will be writing my Core 1 exam soon.
hi sandra!
I was working on my a+ with messer's videos, but MY GOD, when i got into the IP protocol part (1101) I lost it completely. I have studied on my own before during college and all, but this has been so tough for me. I needed another source of info and i moved to prof. dion. I see that there is a textbook, I see it is mcgraw hill which is pretty familiar to me since I used those books in college, what exactly is the text book good for? is it all the stuff that is in parts 1 and 2? is it like a traditional textbook? I feel like I am more textbook based because stuff sticks more, the note taking, the stickies. I am a big traditional learner, do you think if I buy this book it can help me finish? Thank you again!
Awesome guide! Keep up the great work!
Thanks for watching Luca! 😁
Hi there! I'm a total beginner, I don't know a thing about IT🤐 but I found this interesting and I want to get certified for sure. I need some advice, shouldn't we get certified in ITF+ rather than A+ cuz its the basics and how much time will it take to prepare for CompTIA A+ as for a total beginner?
Working towards getting the Comptia A+.
Check out Bwhip Bwhip Tech for more CompTIA A+ content, including lab simulations: www.youtube.com/@bwhipbwhiptech
im using professor Messer right now i start a free bootcamp tomorrow that pays for the voucher. i feel like this is alot of information but its also tying alot of things together.
Good luck with the bootcamp, you’re on the right path if you’re reviewing Professor Messer’s material. Good luck on the cert, you got this! 💯
@@WithSandra thank you so much
There's such a thing as a free bootcamp???
@@ambs92 yeah it’s a non profit
@@KamBamfromdiscord that's awesome. I'm looking for a bootcamp as well, do you mind telling me where you're doing yours from?
Hey Sandra, which video talked about the free MIT courses for cyber and studying I think for security +
I just took the Core 1, it was harder than expected.
did you pass though?
@ yep
@@kareem5795what study material/guides did you use? I work 12 hours shifts and trying to use the best of my time to learn as quick as possible and land a help desk role after taking the exam to get my foot in the door
@@kareem5795 congrats man
thanks, very helpful. im scared to buy the certification exam :D
you got this!! best of luck studying
Im leaving the military, graduating with a cyber and data security degree. I have no former experience working with cyber other than all the cyber awareness training. what is a good entry role for someone like me
I’thanks im nervous to start but so eager to learn
I love watching your videos. It’s so rare to find women in this industry posting their input on UA-cam. I’m just breaking into my IT/cybersecurity journey working on getting my bachelors while working full time. I hope to one day also inspire other women to start on this journey like you’ve inspired me. Thanks for the inspo and keep doing what you do! 🫶🏽
Aw thank you so much Alissa!!🥰 I really appreciate your support and i’m so glad these videos are helpful for you! Wishing you all the best and super excited to hear updates from your end! ❤️
I am currently doing Comptia F+. Plan to write exam en of January. The aim is to transition into cyber security later
Should I get myself a Windows laptop to have the best chance to pass the test or I could do the same by using my Ipad Pro? Thank you
Thank you for your advice and resource references.
God Bless
I saw that he has many playlists for CompTia A+ with different numbers. Can you clarify which playlist to start with?
Yes! I have it linked in my description, it’s the 220-1101 and 220-1102 playlists, the A+ is composed of two exams so there are two playlists. Start with 220-1101 for the first exam
ua-cam.com/video/87t6P5ZHTP0/v-deo.html&pp=iAQB good luck!!
Hey are you saying that I should Check the topics covered in the objectives and then study the relevant ones ? with too much info it is really confusing and overwhelming.
Unfortunately since this is a generalist cert, there are lots of topics in the objectives. Exam is max 90 questions I believe but you need to know all the topics in case there’s a question on it. Take your time studying, best of luck to you!🌟
I am currently studying Technology Systems here in Utah to gain a bachelor’s degree. Which certifications would be best to obtain to include with my degree to get into the tech field with no experience?
I’m 36 I work as armed officer
I want to get into IT work for home. Should I get A+ ? I want to get into cyber security and am I too old to get into IT?
never too old. best of luck.
@@isaiahmr i scheduled exam for January
I think you need A+, Network+ and security+ which im trying to do but had abit of a hiccup but ima get back on it
Although A+ is not needed its still good to know and i think it helps
I have a question. Im study for the test now with not background in IT. Im using udemys course with mike meyers but i feel im not learning anything. His course is horrible. I dont if it's me or if it's his teaching methods? You know about this course?
I am studying right now. Where can I get a copy of the studying guide you show in the video please.
where can i rent the a + books please
Need one for cysa+
Noted! 👍
Hi Sandra, I have all the materials I need to begin studying but as I sit down to do it im daunted by just finding a place to begin, do you or anyone else have any suggestions on where I should be starting such as should I use the exam objectives as a check list and start from top to bottom? I mean as I look at the Comptia book I get kinda overwhelmed and feel like im not remembering things a should be needing to remember, what is some advice you could shoot my way please. Other than a passion for tech I have no prior experience and am struggling to learn period ive barely gotten my life back in order and im just plain doubting my ability to soak this information. Can anyone give me some advice id really appreciate it.
Welp, I'm probably in no place to give recommendations because honestly I have no experience either and am just beginning to study. I'm using the exam cram book from Amazon, professor Messer's videos, Dion's 220-1101 course, exam compass for practice questions, and some Anki decks. I set aside about 2-3 hours every morning to read, take notes, watch lectures, and look at flash cards. By the end of studying for 220-1101, I will go back and make sure I have a firm grasp on the objectives. I hear that it is not a good idea to worry about memorizing every minute detail, but at least understand the concepts. Use repetition to your advantage, you definitely got this!
Thank you for getting back to me I really do appreciate it. I actually found a couple books that go through the material per section which helps alot so I can focus on mobile devices and theres a ton of sample questions for that section then once I grasp it I move on to the next. I have a few books if you need any Comptia A+ Practice Tests Core 1(220-1101) & Core 2(220-1102) / Chapple M. CompTIA A+ CertMike. Prepare. Practice...Exam 220-1101 2023 / CompTIAACertificationStudyGuideEleventhEdition / CompTIAACompletePracticeTests-AudreyO'Shea / Meyers M. Mike Meyers' CompTIA A+ Guide to Managing...Exams 220-1101 7ed 2023 / CompTIA A+ Certification All-in-One Exam Guide
I basically put aside mike meyers book and use it to dive more into something I dont know well enough or this other guy doesnt explain maybe. If you need any of these books I dont mind sending them to you they definitely help. The lab one from mike meyers is actually cool . @@sisi_life1999
hi thomas! So are you like using books to dive deeper in to the concepts of the exam? is it working for you? Once I study I hit a brick wall with a concept like IP protocols and I fall into a google rabbit hole. what frustrates me about comptia is that well I don't know a lot of concepts and the only way I can remember them is if I truly understand them you know? I can't just remember to remember. I need to understand the terms and all or else I just won't be able to make sense of the content once I sit down to take the a+ exams. lol. :(.@@thomasrodriguez5661
I too am studying and having a hard time retaining.. would you all be willing to form a study group?
Hi Brittany, I'm going to be honest. I put studying on pause so I can focus on the semester, but I plan on continuing soon. The semester is close to finishing, and after that, I wouldn't mind forming a study group. I have a ton of study material that's just sitting around, and forming a group is more motivating than trying to do it by sheer willpower because it's tough.
I passed core 1 and now core 2 here I come
Hello, just ran into your video and my daughter is looking to get into tech. I'm trying to keep up with everything, but I need to know where she needs to start. She'll be graduating next year at 16, and she's very interested in this career. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Check out Bwhip Bwhip Tech for more CompTIA A+ content, including lab simulations: www.youtube.com/@bwhipbwhiptech
My first comment. I subscribed your channel.
Hey! Thanks for being here :D
Does exam compass help with mcq?
Thank you appreciate it
it’s been 5 months how’s it going 🤧
I'm 18 and sick of working at restaurants and want a way out into literally anything tech related, would you say this is the best certification to get for an entry level job?
and how do i gain experience in the field in order to get a entry level job because a lot of the criteria for these lower end jobs are 2-3 years of experience but they pay the same amount im payed working at a restaurant as a bussboyXD ive seen that this certification could help with it desk support jobs and so im wondering what in your opinion is the best certification in order to put your foot in the door
do the comptia a+ for entry level roles
go for the comptia a+ & sharpen your skills someone will take a shot at you then get your experience up. The pay will only get better as you gain more experience and certs!
How do I actually study this though? I fell asleep watching messers videos earlier. I learn by doing, watching a video and having no end of the video or some like that quiz.
Check out Bwhip Bwhip Tech for more CompTIA A+ content, including lab simulations: www.youtube.com/@bwhipbwhiptech
Great video btw
Does taking A+ even if you graduated in IT i still a good move?
I think it is because most employers are asking for a college degree in addition to A+/ Network+ certification. I recently finished my Computer Science degree and will be doing both A+ & Net+
thanks dear
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omg thank you for this video lol.
Nothing good is free, except whats on UA-cam. Thats the hook line to sell their off-UA-cam material, so the YT vids are top quality
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You are smart and beautiful girl. Thank you
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Thanks for watching! Hope this helps 😄
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just passed core 1 2 days ago i plan on taking core 2 in a couple of weeks
Kindly redo video in Nightie , Swimsuit or Bra and Panty set then repost, thank you!
I puchase security plus,i have no experience,is this the correct study book for me?
Will you help me?