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I looking for any courses for user support engineers?

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bareedon

bareedon

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Jul 8, 2001
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We plan to give our new technicians some courses to improve their technical background, so they can deal with our daily incident for troubleshooting any PC or printer in a professional way.

Looking for your help in this matter..


Thankx in advance.
 
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A+ certification courses help with the hardware understanding and aren't too technical.

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