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Computer Technician
Certification Training Programs
Do you feel that everyone you know asks you
to help them fix their computer when it
gets a virus, runs out of memory, or
generally stops working properly? If you
are nodding, then you might as well find a
career that enables you to get paid to do
this type of work. People who fix
computers for a living are called computer
technicians, and they are needed just
about anywhere a computer can be found.
Computer technicians typically either work
at computer repair shops, or within a
company's IT department.
Qualifications for Entry
If you want to become a computer
technician, you will probably need to earn
some sort of computer science or technical
degree. Often, a two-year associate degree
in computer architecture or repair is all
that is necessary for an entry-level job.
Some companies will require more or less
education, depending on the job
responsibilities. Because this type of
work is much like a craft or learned
skill, quality programs will often help
students find internships at computer
repair shops or company IT departments.
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Featured Computer
Technician Certification Schools -
Regional
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Anthem Institute
 Anthem Institute provides hands-on,
intensive training to help students
develop the career skills they need in a
short amount of time.
Locations in:
Georgia, Illinois, New Jersey, New York,
Pennsylvania, Virginia
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Pennsylvania
Institute
With 94% placement rates you can count on
quality training in medical, engineering,
business or technology at the Pennsylvania
Institute of Technology.
Locations in:
Pennsylvania
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