Practical from the first lesson.
Work through guided Windows, networking and user-support exercises that turn abstract terms into useful skills.
From your first troubleshooting steps to your first real-world helpdesk scenario, learn IT support by doing it — even if you're starting from zero.
Everyone else is online, but I can't access any websites. I have a report due in an hour.
Most beginners don't need another wall of jargon. They need an approachable path from understanding a concept to solving a problem themselves.
Work through guided Windows, networking and user-support exercises that turn abstract terms into useful skills.
Clear language, sensible pacing, and a learning path that assumes no professional tech background.
Finish exercises with ticket write-ups, troubleshooting records and a portfolio of practical work.
Eight weeks of structured learning designed to help you understand and practise the essentials of entry-level IT support.
See the full curriculumHardware, operating systems and how a helpdesk works.
Performance, updates, drivers and desktop troubleshooting.
IP addresses, DNS, DHCP, Wi-Fi and connectivity checks.
Accounts, permissions, MFA and identity basics.
Outlook, Teams, OneDrive and Microsoft 365 issues.
Ticket priorities, customer care, SLAs and documentation.
Security awareness, structured troubleshooting and simple PowerShell.
Complete a guided helpdesk simulation and build your portfolio.
Every concept should lead to an action. Our planned teaching approach turns lessons into practice, feedback and confidence you can carry into an interview.
Short, straightforward explanations, examples and demonstrations.
A fictional employee needs help. Gather clues and select a sensible approach.
Document what happened, what you checked and how you resolved it.
Collect assessed practice work that demonstrates your progress.
Put yourself in the shoes of a new IT support analyst. How would you approach your first incident?
"My colleagues are connected, but I can't load any websites. Please help."
Here's what you should know before starting your IT journey with ABCOFIT.
No. The programme is being designed for people who have basic computer literacy but little or no professional IT experience.
Yes. The first programme is planned as an online-first course with guided lessons, hands-on exercises, and assessment activities.
We cannot promise employment. Our aim is to build practical foundational skills and evidence of learning that can support your applications for entry-level roles.
A Windows-capable laptop, access to the internet and time to practise. We'll confirm the final minimum device specifications before enrolment opens.
We're preparing the founding programme for 2027. Dates, tuition and enrolment information will be announced after testing the learning experience.
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