Computer Engineering Mechanic

OFO No: 672203


Other names for Computer Engineering Mechanic:

  • Computer Engineering Serviceperson
  • Computer Equipment Fitter
  • Computer Hardware Mechanic

What is a Computer Engineering Mechanic?

A Computer Engineering Mechanic is a ‘trade  or artisan’ job.

A Computer Engineering Mechanic assists with support, maintenance, installations, testing and repairing hardware of computers.

What does a Computer Engineering Mechanic do?

  • installs new hardware
  • tests and makes adjustments
  • provides technical advice
  • monitors networks performance
  • solves problems
  • makes repairs

Are you … ?

  • a person who loves all thing technology?
  • reliable?
  • observant?
  • a good communicator?
  • good with your hands?
  • a good team player?

How do I become a Computer Engineering Mechanic?

A Computer Engineering Mechanic must be registered with the AHPCSA in order to practise and provide therapeutic services to the public.

PATH 1

  • Apprenticeship
  • Trade Test

PATH 2

Learnerships:

  • Information Technology: Systems Development NQF Level 02 
  • Information Technology: Systems Development NQF Level 03 
  • Information Technology: Systems Development NQF Level 04 
  • Trade Test

PATH 3

Learnerships:

  • Telecommunication Network Operations NQF Level 02 
  • Telecommunication Network Operations NQF Level 03 
  • Telecommunication Network Operations NQF Level 04 
  • Trade Test

PATH 4

Learnerships:

  • Electro-mechanics Level 2 
  • Electro-Mechanics (Manufacturing and Engineering) NQF Level 3 
  • Electro-Mechanics (Manufacturing and Engineering) Level 4
  • Trade Test

PATH 5

  • Electro-mechanics (Engineering and Technology) NQF Level 2 
  • Electro-mechanics (Enigineering and Technology) Level 3 
  • Electro-Mechanics (Engineering and Technology) NQF Level 4 
  • Trade Test

PATH 6

  • National Certificate in Telecommunications for Customer Premises Equipment (NQF Level 2) 
  • Certificate in Telecommunications for Customer Premises Equipment (NQF Level 3) 

TRAINING:

  • CLICK HERE to check for a training institution near you to see what they offer.
  • Make sure you understand their entry requirements for each course.
  • To avoid scams, make sure your institution is registered with the Department of Higher Education. 
  • CLICK HERE to check accredited Private Higher Education Institutions. 

 

OTHER CAREERS TO CONSIDER: Computer Operator … or … Mechatronics Technician

Is becoming a Computer Engineering Mechanic the right career choice for me?