Computer Maintenance

There’s more to computers than clicking and hoping. This course starts with the structure of computers, takes you through the world of hardware, and then opens up the software drawer—all while keeping things grounded. You’ll gain a clearer picture of how machines function and how to maintain them effectively.

From keeping viruses out to understanding interfaces, internet basics, and cybersecurity, the modules break down each element without turning it into technical soup. Whether you're interested in day-to-day maintenance or exploring the logic behind IT systems, this course keeps it practical and relevant.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand computer structure and internal system organisation.
• Explore hardware and software interaction in computing systems.
• Learn about antivirus strategies and digital maintenance habits.
• Examine common cyber threats and IT security measures.
• Study interface design and user-software interaction features.
• Gain insight into the internet’s role in everyday computing.

Who is this Course For:

• Beginners exploring how computers function and interact.
• Office staff managing basic system maintenance and safety.
• Small business owners learning internal IT maintenance.
• Administrators supporting tech setups or IT ticketing.
• Junior IT assistants looking for structural IT knowledge.
• Parents managing digital use and safety at home.
• Volunteers assisting with public computer support tasks.
• Individuals seeking a tidy understanding of computing systems.

Career Path:

• IT Support Assistant – £24,000 average salary
• Computer Technician (Junior Level) – £26,000 average salary
• Desktop Support Officer – £25,000 average salary
• Cybersecurity Support Assistant – £28,000 average salary
• IT Administrator (Entry-Level) – £27,000 average salary
• Computer Maintenance Coordinator – £26,000 average salary