Computer Technician

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• Help Desk concepts, operation and support
• PC hardware and architecture (A+ certification training)
• Physical and virtual networks including hubs, routers, Ethernet, TCP/IP protocols (Network+ certification training)
• Security concepts and procedures (Security+ certification training)

For an entry-level position, but it can also benefit anyone who wishes to build and support home or small business computers and networks.

• High school education or equivalent

Certification

The program prepares participants to take industry certification exams such as:

• A+ certified professionals
• Network+ certified professionals
• Security+ certified professionals