Today’s information technology world requires individuals to develop computer skills. High schools, trade schools, and colleges are adding more and more courses to their class offerings. Computer Repair is one of those classes that has always been popular do to the fact that there are well paying jobs in the industry for individuals that can keep computers running. National labor statistics are showing that computer maintenance jobs are leading all other categories and will double in the next ten years. The next category behind computer techs is health care.Lately certifications have become important for getting those computer maintenance jobs because employers need any easy way to verify knowledge and skills. The A+ CompTIA certification is now recognized worldwide and has helped greatly by giving employers the confidence they need when selecting job candidates. Computer Repair classes now follow the objectives for the A+ certification because teachers and industry know the importance of A+. The classes cover hardware, software, operating systems, I/O devices, CPU and chip sets, motherboards, power supplies, networking concepts, wireless technology, security, troubleshooting, and important customer soft skills. These classes can be a year or