Technical support professionals are responsible for installing hardware and software, troubleshooting basic programming issues, configuring and maintaining basic networks, developing websites, and work with databases. To gain this knowledge, earn a technical support degree.
Technical Support in Indiana
National College - Indianapolis - Desktop Support, Technical Support Assistant
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Technical Support in Kentucky
National College - Lexington; Louisville - Desktop Support, Technical Support Assistant
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Technical Support in Massachusetts
American Career Institute - Braintree; Cambridge; Woburn - PC Service and Support (CompTia A+, Net+, Linux+)
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Technical Support in New York
ASA: THE COLLEGE FOR EXCELLENCE - Brooklyn; New York (Manhattan) - Computer Support/Repair Specialist, Computer Support Specialist
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Technical Support in Ohio
National College - Cincinnati; Cleveland; Columbus; Dayton; Stow; Youngstown - Technical Support Assistant, Desktop Support
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Technical Support in Pennsylvania
Kaplan Career Institute - ICM Campus (Pittsburgh) - Computer Support Technician
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Technical Support in Tennessee
National College - Knoxville; Nashville - Desktop Support, Technical Support Assistant
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Technical Support in Virginia
National College - Bluefield; Charlottesville; Harrisonburg; Martinsville; Roanoke - Desktop Support, Technical Support Assistant
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Technical Support in Canada
Everest College - Kitchener; Ottawa East; Scarborough; Sudbury - Technical Support Specialist
Everest College of Business, Technology and Health Care - Kitchener; Ottawa East; Scarborough; Sudbury - Technical Support Specialist
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