Computer Repair Training Programs
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Computer Repair Training:
Get the education you need to take ownership of your
future. Pursue a degree or certification in Computer
Repair Training from one of the following respected
institutions.
Florida
Career College
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Hialeah, Florida
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West Palm Beach, Florida
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Pembroke Pines, Florida
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Miami, Florida
Computer
Repair Technician: In no time at all, you'll
have the skills and confidence to enter the field of
computer repair and maintenance. This program includes
the servicing of computer and peripheral equipment.
Students practice techniques to assemble computers,
analyze and repair malfunctions, and gain "hands-on"
experience with modern equipment.
- Computer Repair Technician - Diploma
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Sullivan University System
- Sullivan University - Louisville, Lexington,
Fort Knox, Kentucky
- Spencerian University - Louisville &
Lexington, Kentucky
- Louisville Technical Institute - Louisville,
Kentucky
- Computer Repair - Diploma
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Penn Foster Schools (Online)
Penn Foster Schools Online Distance Learning: There
are certain skills you need to begin a career
as a PC Repair Technician. Penn Foster
PC repair education helps you learn them quickly
and conveniently. Develop these skills and more:
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Add printers,
software, scanners, joysticks, etc. to your
computer.
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Troubleshoot,
install, and maintain your computer system.
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Remove
and replace CPUs, motherboards, and memory.
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Prepare
for the A+® Certification exam, and much
more.
And you’ll learn it all at home –
no classroom needed!
Start a moneymaking career in the growing field
of PC Repair.
Why take a PC Repair course? With the right
credentials, you can:
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Earn
as
much
as
$48,000
per
year
in
a
career
expected
to
grow
14%
by
2010.*
- Work for businesses
of all types that rely on computers!
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Work for an existing
repair business, or begin one of your own.
And you’ll learn it all at home –
no classroom needed!
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*All salary information is based on
the "Occupational Outlook Handbook," a publication
of the U.S. Department of Labor. Individual student
earnings vary.
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