PC Pro

PC Pro is a training course designed to help you master foundational PC hardware and software skills and prepare for the PC Pro competency assessment. It also prepares you for the CompTIA A+ (V14) certification, a globally recognized credential for IT professionals.

PC Pro is best suited for learners with foundational knowledge of PC hardware and software concepts. While the course includes step-by-step instruction and hands-on practice, having prior experience will help learners succeed and fully engage with the material.

PC Pro is browser-based and works on most devices, including Chromebooks, laptops, and desktops. This makes it easy to access your training materials from anywhere with an internet connection.

PC Pro combines training, practice, and certification preparation into one seamless platform. It includes hands-on simulations, real-world scenarios, and performance-based assessments, ensuring you are ready for both certification and real-world tech support tasks.

You will gain proficiency in PC hardware, operating systems, networking, security, and troubleshooting. These skills are essential for roles such as IT support specialist, help desk technician, and desktop support technician.

PC Pro helps educators efficiently teach PC hardware and software concepts while saving time. Key features include:

• Automated grading: Labs and assessments are graded automatically.
• Comprehensive reporting: Track progress and provide targeted feedback.
• Ready-to-use resources: Includes lesson plans, assignments, and presentations.
• No lab setup: Fully virtual platform, no extra hardware needed.
• Flexible use: Works on most devices for classroom or remote learning.

PC Pro includes automated grading and reporting tools that save educators significant time. The platform tracks student progress, grades lab activities, and provides detailed performance reports, allowing instructors to focus on teaching rather than administrative tasks. Additionally, the course eliminates the need to set up isolated lab environments or manually grade screenshots.