Per Scholas IT Support Pre-Work
To ensure learners with or without previous experience are prepared on Day 1 of their course, Per Scholas requires learners to complete Pre-Work to be eligible for enrollment in the majority of our courses. Additionally, our instruction team has also pulled together additional Optional Pre-Work for learners to further support their success. The additional optional materials are not required for enrollment with Per Scholas but are highly recommended due to the fast-paced, rigorous nature of our bootcamp-style training.
Required IT Support Pre-Work:
Required Courses:
- Computer Hardware Basics Course (6 hours)
- Operating Systems Basics Course (12 hours)
Help Resources for IT Support Pre-Work:
- Instructions for Self-enrolling in IT Support Pre-Work
- Instructions for IT Support Pre-Work Badge Collection
Submitting IT Support Pre-Work:
Before the required deadline, IT Support learners submit their proof of Pre-Work Completion on the:
Pre-Work Deadline
Learners must submit their Pre-Work by the following deadlines:
- Seat Offer Accepted More than 2 weeks Before Course Start Date: Pre-Work is due no later than two weeks of the start of Onboarding.
- Seat Offer Accepted Less than 2 weeks Before Course Start Date: Pre-Work is due no later than two days before the course starts.
Although Pre-Work is not due until Onboarding, prospective learners are encouraged to take the initiative and begin these Self-Study materials as soon as possible in the Admissions Process.
Additional Optional IT Support Pre-Work:
Most Recommended:
- GCF Computer Basics Course (4 hours) This prework tutorial will help you understand how computers work and how to use them. You will learn how to set up a computer, the difference between hardware and software, and the types of computers you can use. You will also explore operating systems, applications, the cloud, and much more.
Additional:
- General Technology Training If you are new to computers, haven’t used them for a while, are a little unsure and uncomfortable, or just need a bit of a refresher, we have the tools to help you tackle technology at your own pace and gain the confidence you need to succeed. The course is self-paced and offered at no cost.
- Basic Computer Skills Course The Basic Computer Skills Course is available to provide training in common computer skills that can be used in your everyday lives. Each chapter contains online modules featuring learning activities followed by a knowledge check. The course is self-paced and offered at no cost.
- LinkedIn Learning: Working with Computers and Devices Learn about the different hardware parts that make up a computer. Explore the fundamentals of working with operating systems and applications and how to keep your computer secure. Plus, learn to work with essential productivity programs like word processors and spreadsheet tools. Follow along and learn the technical skills you need to succeed in our digital world. The course is self-paced and offered at no cost.
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