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Community
enterprise to help the unemployed:
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Computer
re-use
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Collaborative
IT
wastestream for the North Staffordshire area:
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The
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PC
Technician Training:
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Does your
organisation need to dispose of computer equipment?
Then do it through TECC – The Ethical Computer Centre
(and help the community locally and in developing countries …. especially the unemployed)
Then do it through TECC – The Ethical Computer Centre
(and help the community locally and in developing countries …. especially the unemployed)
PC
Technician
Training from TECC: Purpose To equip Trainees with what is necessary to obtain and succeed in work as a PC Technician: - Core knowledge … - Up-to-date knowledge … - Core practical skills … … in PC hardware, and operating system software  - Experience with: - current and earlier PC systems - various peripheral equipment - basic networking - Good work disciplines: - self-motivated study - safety, workplace, tools - record-keeping (jobs, testing, parts usage) - teamwork - Appropriate recognised certification(s) - Good references The TECC training leads to the internationally-recognised A+ Certification, reinforced by practical, on-the-job experience and work disciplines, with individual mentoring for each Trainee. CompTIA A+ Certification Coming from CompTIA (the Computing Technology Industry Association), the leading global IT trade association, A+ is the internationally-recognised industry standard for entry-level computer technicians. With more than 19,000 members in 89 countries, CompTIA is the world’s largest developer of vendor-neutral IT certification exams, working with training, academic and government experts. As the benchmark for current knowledge and skills in computer service and support, the A+ Certification is evaluated each year, and a few new test questions are introduced if appropriate to reflect advances in technology. Having the A+ Certification proves that you have a broad base of knowledge and competency in core hardware and operating system technologies including installation, building, configuration, upgrading, troubleshooting & repair, preventive maintenance. Also included are troubleshooting basic networking and Internet connectivity, dial-up, DSL, and cable. A+ Certification is known throughout the technology community as one of the best ways to break into the information technology field and build a solid career. A+ is a foundation for progression to CompTIA Network+, CompTIA Security+, MCSE (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer), etc.
The November 2003 upgrade covers the latest memory, bus, peripherals, operating systems (Me and XP) and wireless.
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