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What PC course

RLJ · 2009-04-14 21:00:03

Which of the following courses would be best for someone who wants to repair pcs as a part time/full time job http://www.kilroyscollege.ie/course.php?courseid=12#coursecontents http://www.kilroyscollege.ie/course.php?courseid=25 Thanks

14-04-2009 9:00pm

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RLJ

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Which of the following courses would be best for someone who wants to repair pcs as a part time/full time job

http://www.kilroyscollege.ie/course.php?courseid=12#coursecontents

http://www.kilroyscollege.ie/course.php?courseid=25

Thanks

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#2 14-04-2009 9:24pm

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Looking at the specs I'd have said the PC Repair & Upgrading Course, I've done the A+ the I'd say the only advantage over the other is its a recognised industry standard, but if you were working for yourself that may not be a factor.

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#3 14-04-2009 9:47pm

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DannyBuoy wrote: »

Looking at the specs I'd have said the PC Repair & Upgrading Course, I've done the A+ the I'd say the only advantage over the other is its a recognised industry standard, but if you were working for yourself that may not be a factor.

Ok thanks

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