This collection of courses provides newcomers with the first step they need to start a career in IT. After completing this path, learners should be prepared to begin an entry-level IT job, such as Help Desk Technician or Desktop Support Technician, that provides additional hands-on experience. With some experience, learners will be ready to move into more formal certification programs, such as Microsoft's MCSA collection of certification titles.The target audience for this path is anyone who is interested in starting an entry-level job in IT. This career track is also suitable for those switching into the IT industry, and who are focused on the operations side of IT, rather than the software development side.
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This collection of courses provides newcomers with the first step they need to start a career in IT. After completing this path, learners should be prepared to begin an entry-level IT job, such as Help Desk Technician or Desktop Support Technician, that provides additional hands-on experience. With some experience, learners will be ready to move into more formal certification programs, such as Microsoft's MCSA collection of certification titles.The target audience for this path is anyone who is interested in starting an entry-level job in IT. This career track is also suitable for those switching into the IT industry, and who are focused on the operations side of IT, rather than the software development side.
This collection of courses provides newcomers with the first step they need to start a career in IT. After completing this path, learners should be prepared to begin an entry-level IT job, such as Help Desk Technician or Desktop Support Technician, that provides additional hands-on experience. With some experience, learners will be ready to move into more formal certification programs, such as Microsoft's MCSA collection of certification titles.The target audience for this path is anyone who is interested in starting an entry-level job in IT. This career track is also suitable for those switching into the IT industry, and who are focused on the operations side of IT, rather than the software development side.
What You'll Learn
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Five courses
Help Desk Essentials: Customer Interaction
(3 hours)
Help Desk Essentials: Customer Interaction
(3 hours)
Dealing with Irrational Customers and Escalating Complaints
(0 hours)
Dealing with Irrational Customers and Escalating Complaints
(0 hours)
Microsoft Word (2016): Essentials
(1 hours)
Microsoft Word (2016): Essentials
(1 hours)
Excel 2016 for Windows and Mac: Essentials
(2 hours)
Excel 2016 for Windows and Mac: Essentials
(2 hours)
Using Outlook (2016)
(3 hours)
Using Outlook (2016)
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