Stratford Career Institute
Canadian Correspondence School
PC Repair Training
Stratford Career Institute's PC Repair correspondence course provides students with an integrated understanding of how hardware and software works together in the modern PC. Stratford's PC Repair course covers:
- Operation of buses,
- CPU and chip set
- ROM and RAM
- Disk drives
- Peripheral installations
- Memory management
- Data storage
- Windows 3.x, 9x and NT Workstation operating systems
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The boom in computers, personal computers in particular, has created tremendous career opportunities in the field of computer maintenance and repair. As various generations of PCs and other computer accessories begin to age, the service technician’s role in keeping systems up and running becomes ever more essential.
Special training materials, developed by skilled professionals in the field, take you step-by-step through every phase of computer troubleshooting, maintenance, and upgrading. Your course gathers the facts and the tricks of the trade from complex manufacturers’ service manuals, but then skillfully simplifies the explanations so that someone with no previous experience can understand and learn. Indeed, you will gain such a thorough knowledge of the equipment that you can go beyond actual repair into topics such as design configurations and system enhancement.
With the Stratford proven program format, you work in the comfort of your home, and proceed at your own pace. If you have any difficulties, a qualified instructor is just a toll-free phone call away. Your course package includes everything you need,
and you can begin studying within a few business days of sending in your enrollment application.
Take up to two years to complete your course or earn your diploma in less than a year!
Stratford Career Institute is an innovative leader in the field of distance learning in Canada. With thousands of students world-wide, SCI has earned its reputation as a leading authority in career training.
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