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Laurel Business Institute
We design each of our programs with quality in mind. Employers meet with our faculty, staff, and administration to improve existing programs and help create new ones, depending on the how the economy and needs of the industry are evolving. The skills and knowledge you gain when you earn a degree from Laurel Business Institute comes directly from the people who do the hiring and know what qualities make a reliable and valuable employee. In short, once you graduate from LBI, you'll be ready to join other successful graduates who've inspired our theme: "Real Degrees for the Real World."
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Today's Tec
As a CompTIA Certified Partner and Authorized Pearson VUE Testing Center, Today?s Tec is able to offer a comprehensive, hands on and affordable, training program. Today?s Tec offers a state-of-the-art training facility. Our comfortable and spacious environment will not exceed nine students per class. We offer spaced out learning programs for maximum learning and information retention.
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Florida Career College (FCC)
Florida Career College currently owns and operates four campuses for career education. The main campus is located in Miami, Florida with three branch campuses located in Pembroke Pines, Florida, West Palm Beach, Florida and Hialeah, Florida. All campuses focus on career education and are conveniently located near expressways, shopping malls, and restaurants. Florida Career College offers large, comfortable classrooms, computer labs with PC and Mac computers, medical labs, bookstore and a resource center.
Computer Technical Support Colleges
The simplest and most effective colleges are often local community and technical colleges. There, courses are specifically structured with one very practical goal in mind: to give you marketable, competitive job skills that can be easily applied to real-world positions. Such colleges spend little time dabbling in anything that isn’t immediately relevant to the job of a computer technical support person, and as such, are very streamlined organizations. Community and vocational colleges are a popular choice.
If you want to specialize even more, there are now numerous computer and information technology colleges sprinkled around the US. These places offer degrees and certifications for positions such as computer technical support. Right now, they are not as commonplace as general community colleges.
Finally, don’t disregard colleges that do not offer programs specifically meant for computer technical support. Four-year institutions that have courses on related fields, such as computer programming, networking, databases, and the like, can still provide you with a solid foundation that will get you to that computer technical support job in the end.