Computers, hardware, tools & safety
Build the baseline skills needed to diagnose systems, replace components, document work and operate safely on-site.
Career-focused IT field technician training built around the work technicians actually perform: computer service, hardware, networking, structured cabling, POS, kiosks, digital signage, mobile devices, VoIP, cybersecurity, documentation, automation and professional field-service delivery.
The master program combines the public academy, curriculum, student learning system, assessments, grade records, administration tools and certificate workflow into one consistent KAG FieldTech Academy experience.
Build the baseline skills needed to diagnose systems, replace components, document work and operate safely on-site.
Learn switching, routing, IP fundamentals, CAT6 termination, testing, port mapping, Wi-Fi and troubleshooting.
Practice the device and deployment workflows commonly encountered in retail, restaurant and enterprise field service.
Develop security awareness and practice defensive and authorized lab-based testing within defined scope.
Learn dispatch etiquette, SLA awareness, evidence capture, signoff, escalation and professional service documentation.
Use web, Python, shell and API concepts to strengthen technician workflows while preparing for freelance, MSP and enterprise opportunities.
Students can save work, submit assessments, review results and work toward certificate eligibility. Administration can review student standing, best grades and each submitted assessment attempt.
Current program tuition is presented as $1,200. Any payment-plan, refund, authorization or external-certification claims should match the final published student agreement before public enrollment opens.