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Dillin
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What would i have to learn to get a tech repairing job?
What would i have to learn to get a tech repairing job? is there anything i can do in high school to help me get experience?
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Eddie Chou
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Newark
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Hi Dillin,
Great question! There are a number of certifications that can provide guidance on learning the concepts required for computer repair. In particular, the CompTIA A+ Technician and Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) may be of use to you. Obtaining the certifications will help validate your skillset when it comes to applying to employers in the future. Good luck!
Search for the concepts and topics covered in the CompTIA A+ and CCNA certifications.
Contact local computer repair shops in your area for opportunities to work while learning.
Great question! There are a number of certifications that can provide guidance on learning the concepts required for computer repair. In particular, the CompTIA A+ Technician and Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) may be of use to you. Obtaining the certifications will help validate your skillset when it comes to applying to employers in the future. Good luck!
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Thank you for your advice. I really appreciate it. Hope you have a good day.
Dillin
Brendon Szabada
Software Tester
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Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
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I am certified by IBM for tech support. The quickest way to enter the field would be to get the A+ CompTIA Certification. This is an industry-recognized and accredited credential. Coursera also has great courses about that. Good luck!
Priyanka Stellinga
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Hi Dillin!
Courses in physics, math and engineering can help aspiring computer technicians develop their skills. If you are in high school, consider exploring your school's programs to what courses it offers. Sometimes in Senior years there are internships, co-ops and other hands on ways to learn. You will need a high school diploma and then likely a bachelor's degree in the following:
Computer hardware technology
Computer repair technology
PC maintenance
Information technology
Information science
Computer science
Computing and security
Engineering
Courses in physics, math and engineering can help aspiring computer technicians develop their skills. If you are in high school, consider exploring your school's programs to what courses it offers. Sometimes in Senior years there are internships, co-ops and other hands on ways to learn. You will need a high school diploma and then likely a bachelor's degree in the following:
Computer hardware technology
Computer repair technology
PC maintenance
Information technology
Information science
Computer science
Computing and security
Engineering
Thank you so much!
Dillin