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Ohio Business College
At Ohio Business College, we believe that education is growth, and you should havethe opportunity to develop your full potential. This philosophy has enabled us to provide excellence in business education since 1903. With our flexible course schedules in business programs and services like on-site tutoring and graduate placement assistance, Ohio Business College strives to help you set and achieve individual goals. As a student in one of our business programs at Ohio Business College, you will acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for career success.
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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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Accounting and Business School of the Rockies
Serving Colorado for over a decade, we are an occupational school dedicated to helping each student improve their life. We offer . . . Real-world training - learn skills used in the business world; quick - finish in just a few months and be ready to get a job; flexible class schedule - nights, weekends and self-paced; personal attention - small class size and one-on-one coaching.
PC Support Specialist Classes
Classes on PC support specialist training should teach students to address both of the two main aspects of the job. One is obviously technical prowess. PC support specialists should exhibit thorough, detailed, and comprehensive knowledge about how to run, install, operate, and maintain computer software and hardware. Not only that, but they should have good general knowledge of computer technology and IT issues in general. For example, a PC support specialist might have to handle customer questions about their internet access, which spills over into the area of networking and security. Classes should be broad enough to allow specialists to comfortably handle all these issues.
The second component of a PC support specialist’s job description is customer service. Most PC support specialists handle customer questions over the phone, by email, or through live online chat, but certain roles might also require face-to-face interactions. PC support classes are a great chance to practice enacting these real-life scenarios. Without the guidance of such classes, you might be dropped unprepared into the world of PC support.