Google it support professional certificate and comptia a+

Course level

Suitable for all levels ?

Get certified in

• CompTIA A+ ?
• Google IT Support Professional Certificate ?

Begin your IT Support career learning the fundamentals through hands-on, live instructor-led instruction covering core concepts and technologies.

Industry Recognized Certifications At No Cost

Unlock your career potential and showcase your job readiness to employers by earning the CompTIA A+ certification and the Google IT Support Professional Certificate for free.

Free Technical Training in Only 12 Weeks

Learn 2 years of IT Support topics such as troubleshooting, hard drive technologies, and system administration in a fraction of a time.

Professional Development Growth Opportunities

Our Career Coaches prepare you with the tools to secure a role in the tech sector. Beyond your resume and LinkedIn profile, the curriculum tunes into your Performance Index to develop your professional and leadership strengths.

What jobs can I get as an IT Support graduate?

As an IT Support graduate, you will earn the Google IT Support Professional Certificate and the CompTIA A+ and certification, equipped with the knowledge to fulfill a wide range of entry-level technology jobs such as:

• Infrastructure Management
• Desktop Support
• Driver Technician

$41K Average salary Per Scholas IT Support graduates make at their first job

Strengthen your Tech Professional Profile

Start your Tech Career Wherever you are

Per Scholas will train you whether you are new to tech or a seasoned veteran looking to upskill. Remain competitive as the industry grows.

I worked 12 hours straight nearly every day, weekends included, and missed out on the lives of my friends and family. Per Scholas helped me to discover both a career path and how to have a work-life balance so that I could spend time with my loved ones.

Meet Matt Yamarino

Build Your IT Professional Network

Meet and network with working IT professionals and visit employer sites to see their operations firsthand.

Instead of being afraid of the tech world...there's a lot to learn, but I think there's a community of students, professors, and administration. And we all know why we are there.

Meet Fabianna Rodriguez Mercado

Direct Connections to Jobs at Employer Partners

We match graduates to employers for tech roles across industries and provide career coaching throughout the process.

If someone had told me that this was where I would be now, I would never have believed them. I have a completely different outlook on life. My future is something that I never thought it could be.

Meet Monique Little

What You'll Learn

Fundamentals of IT Support

Understand basic IT infrastructure, configuration, and managing systems and devices.

Computer Hardware and Operating Systems

Identify hardware components, disassemble and assembly. Configure device operating systems and support PC, mobile and IoT device hardware.

IT Support Practices and Technologies

Learn to troubleshoot hardware and software problems on Windows, Mac, and Linux systems, and a variety of other devices.

Curriculum

The technical training and career development skills you need

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Learn How to Think Like An IT Professional

Prepare to handle real workplace demands by challenging your understanding of course material and scenario problem solving.

Participate in Hands-on Labs

To provide an innovative, hands-on learning experience, Per Scholas provides learners with a tech kit based on their training track and delivery model, whether in person or remote. These kits are designed to enhance the learning experience and will be utilized in labs throughout the course.

Professional Training with Employer Partners

Construct a tech professional resume and practice your interviewing skills with employees from some of our employer partners.

Meet Your Instructors

Learn from certified teachers with years of real-world training experience. Our instructors don't just teach you what you need to know, but how to learn it.

Meet Our Graduates

Going to Per Scholas and being introduced to information technology is more than just getting something done or trying something new. It’s an investment in yourself.

Meet Kyle Gordon

Application Details

You may qualify to become a Per Scholas IT Support Learner if you:

• Are aged 18 or older
• Have a High School diploma, equivalent, or higher
• Are authorized to work in the U.S.
• Live within commutable distance of the Satellite site
• Can read, write and speak in English
• Can attend classes full-time for the entire duration of the course
• Are able to start a full-time job after course completion
• Are ready to make an important commitment to building your future
• Are fully vaccinated In-person courses only

1. Submit an Eligibility Form

2. Admissions Overview: Once you submit an Eligibility Form, you’ll be invited to attend an Admissions Overview.

3. Assessments: Each training requires either an academic assessment, tech assessment or both. Information will be provided in detail at the Admissions Overview.

4. Interview: Individuals who meet the assessment score requirements will be invited to attend a behavioral interview.

5. Offer Letter and Onboarding: The Admissions team will review assessment scores and interview results and offer seats to eligible candidates. The learner onboarding process mirrors Employment Onboarding.

Please note, this application process is very competitive and not all applicants will be accepted for our limited slots.

More than a Technical Training

Additional professional development and support included to help you develop the skills you need for the job you want now and in the future.

Modern Facilities

In-Person courses offer each trainee their own lab-based computer or laptop workstation for the entire course. Breakout spaces to socialize and study are also available.

A Community of Support

Partner with your classmates to form study groups and create a community dedicated to everyone’s personal and professional success. Learner support resources such as financial coaching and case management are offered to all learners.

Alumni Advancement

Complimentary upskilling opportunities extended to alumni up to two years post graduation to help them match in demand employer hiring profiles and continue their career growth.

Frequently Asked Questions

A wide variety: everything from working in an office supporting other computer users to helping manage a global corporate network or becoming a field technician installing and servicing remote locations.

They all fall into the general categories of IT infrastructure management and desktop support.

Infrastructure management involves keeping computer systems running smoothly and securely at all times.

Desktop support means helping other people—whether customers or employees—use computer systems and software effectively.

Starting salaries vary greatly, but the average is about $30,000 per year.

Most people who learn about us think: “Too good to be true.” We know it seems that way, but it’s true. Our services are provided at no cost to you, using funds we raise from foundations, corporations, government and generous individuals.

The costs you can prepare for include transportation or childcare—expenses that take care of you so you can focus on your studies.

The Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) is an association that represents the international technology community. We have partnered with its Creating IT Futures Foundation to create the IT-Ready Network and open new training sites around the country.

The instruction we provide prepares you for the testing services offered by CompTIA. A CompTIA certificate gives employers proof that you have mastered a particular set of IT skills.

You will prepare to earn the CompTIA A+ certification, and the Google IT Support Professional Certificate. As a Per Scholas graduate, you may have access to advanced certifications as well like the Security+ certification and others.

We work closely with our satellite partners to ensure the safety of learners during in-person learning. Per Scholas learners in satellite classrooms will adhere to the specific safety measures implemented by the satellite partner. Please reach out to the satellite partner to learn more about their specific protocols. 

In 2022, we adopted a new vaccination policy that requires all staff and in-person learners to be fully vaccinated, pursuant to local, state, and federal guidelines. Per Scholas will continue to offer fully remote courses for individuals who prefer this learning environment or who are unvaccinated.

Computer requirements are determined by each specific curriculum track. During the onboarding process, we will review each learner’s needs on a case-by-case basis. If you have any concerns about your situation, please elevate to the admissions team during the admissions process.

Yes. Generally, Per Scholas courses are approved for people receiving unemployment insurance, as well as other benefits that would ordinarily require them to spend time working or looking for work. Your benefits should not be affected. If you have questions or concerns about your situation, please contact us.

Unfortunately, we cannot process your application until you have received clearance to work in the U.S. However, if you are experiencing problems, we may be able to refer you to other organizations that may be able to help.

We comply fully with the Americans with Disabilities Act and other relevant laws and regulations. Please contact an Admissions team member to discuss your specific situation and needs.

We’re proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or national origin. See our full EEO statement here.