Master the skills needed to install, maintain, and troubleshoot computing peripherals like printers, scanners, monitors, and external devices. This course prepares you for hands-on field service roles in IT support and hardware maintenance.
The Field Technician – Computing Peripherals Training Program is designed to equip students with practical, job-ready skills to service and support a wide range of peripheral devices used in modern computing environments. As a field technician, you'll work on-site at homes, offices, or client locations, diagnosing and resolving hardware issues, setting up equipment, and ensuring seamless device integration with computers and networks.
This hands-on course covers the installation, configuration, maintenance, and repair of peripherals such as printers, scanners, external drives, monitors, input devices, and POS systems. Students will also gain foundational knowledge of operating systems, connectivity standards (USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi), and troubleshooting best practices.
In addition to technical training, the course emphasizes professionalism, customer interaction, and field service documentation—critical skills for success in real-world IT support roles.
Types and Functions of Computing Peripherals
Installation and Configuration Procedures
Connectivity (USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Wired)
Troubleshooting and Repair Techniques
Device Driver Installation and Firmware Updates
Printer & Scanner Setup and Maintenance
Field Service Best Practices and Documentation
Customer Service and Communication Skills
Aspiring IT support and field technicians
Help desk professionals expanding to hardware roles
Trade school or technical college students
Anyone interested in hands-on computer hardware work
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