TECH
Constant Demand:
The digital age has made computers an integral part of our daily lives, both personally and professionally. As a result, there is a constant demand for skilled computer technology repair technicians. Computers and related devices such as laptops, smartphones, and tablets often encounter technical problems or require maintenance, ensuring a steady stream of job opportunities for repair professionals.
Technical Expertise:
Success in computer technology repair hinges on a strong foundation of technical knowledge and problem-solving skills. Technicians must be proficient in diagnosing hardware and software issues, replacing faulty components, and optimizing system performance.
Entrepreneurial Opportunities:
Many computer technology repair professionals have the option to start their own businesses or work as independent contractors. This entrepreneurial aspect of the field allows individuals to control their schedules, set their prices, and build their client base.
Learning Outcomes
A career in computer technology repair specializing in fields that focuses on diagnosing and resolving issues with computer hardware.
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this course, students will:
1:Basic Hardware Understanding: Understand the fundamental components of a computer, such as CPU, motherboard, RAM, and storage devices.
2:Troubleshooting Skills: Learn how to diagnose and resolve common hardware issues, including hardware/software conflicts, overheating, and component failures.
3:Computer Assembly: Gain hands-on experience in assembling and disassembling computers, including installing and connecting hardware components.
4:Coding Proficiency: Develop coding skills in languages such as Python, JavaScript, or Arduino to control and automate computer hardware functions.
5:Problem Solving: Apply coding concepts to solve real-world computer hardware problems, enhancing critical thinking and analytical abilities.
6:Communication Skills: Collaborate with peers, ask questions, and share knowledge effectively in a team-based learning environment.
7:Project Management: Plan, organize, and execute computer repair and building projects from start to finish, fostering project management skills.
PATH Objectives
Throughout this path, students will work towards achieving the following objectives:
Introduction to Computer Hardware
1:Learn the basics of computer components and their functions.Understand the importance of safety precautions when working with computer hardware.
Objective: Identify major computer components and demonstrate safe handling practices.
2: Troubleshooting and Diagnostics
Explore common hardware and software issues.
Learn systematic troubleshooting techniques.
Objective: Successfully diagnose and resolve basic computer problems.
3: Computer Assembly
Study the process of assembling and disassembling a computer.
Practice installing and connecting hardware components.
Objective: Assemble and disassemble a computer system.
4: Hardware Automation
Apply coding skills to automate tasks related to computer hardware.
Create scripts for hardware monitoring and control.
Objective: Develop scripts for hardware automation.
5: Real-World Projects
Work on a hands-on project involving computer repair or building.
Apply knowledge gained throughout the program.
Objective: Successfully complete a real-world computer project.
6: Presentation and Collaboration
Present individual and group projects.
Reflect on the learning experience and challenges faced.
Objective: Communicate and collaborate effectively while presenting projects.
7: Final Assessment and Certification
Take a final assessment to demonstrate understanding.
Receive a certificate of completion.
Objective: Pass the final assessment with a satisfactory score.
AMBASSADOR LEVELS
AMBASSADOR ZERO
In the inaugural term of our after-school program, students begin their journey as Ambassadors with Level 0. At this stage, they lay the foundation for their leadership skills. This level focuses on building a strong sense of teamwork, communication, and self-confidence. Students participate in interactive activities and workshops designed to foster camaraderie and prepare them for the exciting challenges ahead.
AMBASSADOR ONE
In their second term as Ambassadors, students advance to Level 1. They continue to develop their leadership abilities by actively participating in community service projects and taking on leadership roles within the program. Level 1 emphasizes the importance of empathy, cultural awareness, and community engagement. Students begin to understand the impact they can have on the world around them.
AMBASSADOR TWO
As students enter their third term, they reach Ambassador Level 2. At this stage, they delve deeper into leadership development, honing their problem-solving and decision-making skills. Students engage in more complex community initiatives and start working on personal passion projects. They gain a better understanding of their strengths and areas for growth, paving the way for even more significant contributions.
AMBASSADOR THREE
By their fourth term, students achieve Ambassador Level 3. They become role models within the program, guiding newer Ambassadors and actively leading initiatives that make a positive impact on their community. This level focuses on refining their leadership style, effective communication, and fostering resilience in the face of challenges. Students set ambitious goals and work collaboratively to achieve them.
AMBASSADOR FOUR
In their final term before reaching the pinnacle, students attain Ambassador Level 4. At this stage, they have become true leaders, capable of initiating and executing substantial community projects independently. Level 4 emphasizes mentorship, as students pass on their knowledge and experience to incoming Ambassadors. They demonstrate a deep commitment to making a lasting difference in their community.
AMBASSADOR PLUS
The culmination of the four-year after-school program, Ambassador Level Plus represents the highest achievement. Students in their final term have reached the peak of leadership excellence. They take on the role of program ambassadors, acting as mentors, advisors, and ambassadors-at-large in their community. This level challenges them to create a legacy project that will leave a lasting mark, inspiring future generations of Ambassadors to continue their impactful work. Graduates of this level go on to become outstanding leaders in their communities and beyond, ready to tackle the world's most significant challenges.
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