Hardware
Computer Hardware & Repair
Build, diagnose and repair desktops and laptops from the screwdriver up — the fastest way into an IT support or service-centre role.
6–8 weeks Online & Offline Beginner friendly Certificate

What you can do after
Skills you can demonstrate
- Assemble a desktop from bare components and get it to POST
- Read a motherboard, choose compatible RAM, storage and power supply
- Diagnose no-power, no-display and overheating faults systematically
- Install Windows and Linux cleanly with drivers and updates
- Back up, image and recover data safely
- Service laptops: screens, batteries, keyboards and thermal paste
Where it leads
Hardware technicianIT support executiveService centre ownerFreelance repair technician
Syllabus
What we cover, module by module
1
Inside the machine
- CPU families and how to read a model number
- Motherboards, chipsets and form factors
- RAM types, speeds and upgrading safely
- HDD, SSD and NVMe storage explained
- Power supply sizing, connectors and safety
- Cases, airflow and cooling options
2
Building a PC
- Component compatibility and budgeting a build
- ESD safety and bench practice
- Fitting CPU, cooler and thermal paste
- Cable routing and first boot
- BIOS/UEFI settings and boot order
- Stress testing and checking temperatures
3
Diagnostics & repair
- Beep codes and POST error patterns
- No-power and no-display troubleshooting
- Multimeter and PSU testing
- Laptop strip-down and reassembly
- Screen, battery and keyboard replacement
- Thermal throttling and dust cleaning
4
Software & support
- Clean Windows install and partitioning
- Driver and update management
- Linux basics for support work
- Malware cleanup and safe browsing advice
- Backup, restore and disk imaging
- Service tickets, handover and customer communication
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