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Computer Hardware Servicing NC II in the Philippines



Computer Hardware Servicing NC II is a short TESDA course in the Philippines that will train you in diagnosing and troubleshooting software and hardware problems in personal computer systems.

Some examples of skills that you will acquire from enrolling in this program include:

  • Performing computer operations
  • Performing mensuration and calculation
  • Preparing and interpreting technical drawing
  • Using hand tools
  • Terminating and connecting electrical wiring and electronic circuits
  • Installing computer systems and networks
  • Diagnosing and troubleshooting computer systems
  • Configuring computer systems and networks
  • Maintaining computer systems and networks

Course Duration

Computer Hardware Servicing NC II takes a minimum of 320 hours to complete.

Admission Requirements

Basic requirements for this TESDA course include:

  • Copy of NSO Birth Certificate
  • Highschool or College Diploma
  • Certified True Copy of Transcript of Records or Form 137
  • Certificate of Good Moral Character
  • 1×1 and/or 2×2 Pictures

Careers

Qualified graduates of Computer Hardware Servicing NC II can find employment as a computer service technician or computer repairman.

Competency Assessment and Certification

Students enrolled in this course may be required to undergo a Competency Assessment before graduation. You can take this at any of the TESDA-Accredited Assessment Centers for Computer Hardware Servicing NC II that we listed on this site. A National Certificate (NC II) will be issued to students who passed this assessment process.

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20 Comments

  1. Rabie Robles 07/30/2015

    Hi po…ask ko lang kung meron po bang schedule na Saturday or Sunday

    At kung mag kano po bayad sa course na ito…..thanks po…..

  2. Joshua Soriano 07/10/2015

    Hi! I’m currently taking this course and I would like to know what job opportunities it has to offer after I get a TESDA certificate. Thanks!

  3. jaymar elizalde 06/02/2015

    Ano po ang kaylangan ko para maka enroll sa tesda? 1styear college nko.Nag take na ako ng HRM course.pro d ko po tinapos.. Ano po requirements?

  4. zerhen mark julian 05/18/2015

    hello po.pd rin po bang magenroll dito ang als passers

    • courses.com.ph 05/26/2015

      Hi, Zerhen!

      Yes. ALS A& E passers can take any two, three, four, or five-year degree programs that they want, provided that they pass the admission requirements of the school they are going to enroll at.

      🙂

  5. dungan 03/22/2015

    sir what if nawala po ung Good Moral>
    ss

    • courses.com.ph 05/08/2015

      Hi, Dungan!

      Have you tried asking the school where you graduated from if they issue a new one for you?

      🙂

  6. Rion 10/05/2014

    Hi, can I inquiry as to which schools I can enroll in Manila?

  8. cathy nambatac 10/03/2014

    im a housewife and i want to get a vocational course on tesda,, do you have training center here at surigao city?

  9. jennifer velasco 04/10/2014

    what are the requirments needed for an undergraduate in high school to get a vocational course in tesda computer hardware servicing???

  10. Bevie 08/06/2013

    does this course includes a skill of networking like remoting,etc? is this course considered to be called like “TECHNICAL SUPPORT” or “HELPDESK SUPPORT”? thank you.

    • courses.com.ph 08/06/2013

      Hi, Bevie!

      Thanks for visiting our site.

      “Installing computer systems and networks” is included in the list of skills that you will learn from taking the course, so we guess that means yes.

      In some ways, yes. Troubleshooting hardware issues is just a part of the job of a Technical Support Representative, though. Depending on job specifications, a TSR might also be required to handle software issues.

      🙂

      • bevie 08/06/2013

        thank you for your feedback. the reason i want to enroll this course is to learn the “technical support” stuff and to improve my skills in computers since it is in demand in call center industry. im hoping that taking this course could satisfy my expectations.

        • courses.com.ph 08/08/2013

          Hi, Bevie!

          Thanks for coming back.

          You’re welcome. If it helps, there are some call centers that hire TSRs that have no background in IT because they train the TSRs themselves, especially since they will be handling specific products or services. Of course, having a background in IT helps, but you might want to check out companies like the ones we mentioned to widen your options.

          Good luck!

          🙂

  11. Marenilla Tamboong 07/19/2013

    im a high school graduate,and i would like to take a Tesda course a hardware computer NC IV.Itatanung ko lang po kong magkano ang tuition fee in that course?

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