Tips on how to Pass Computer Hardware Servicing NC-II

The Computer Hardware Servicing NC II Qualification consists of competencies that must possess to enable to diagnose and troubleshoot problems in personal computer systems, software, replace parts and get the system back to normal operation. National Certification (NC) is a TESDA program for middle level skills development. NC Level assessment is a process of determining the qualification level and certification level of a person based on competency assessment. It measures the person’s possession and application of knowledge, skills and attitudes to perform work activities to the standard expected in the workplace. Competencies within a specific level of qualification are small units of work that can merit a person/worker a job after completion. Therefore, completion of a certain competency would assure the industry that a person/worker can perform a specific task/work. Anyone who is aspiring have the qualification of Computer Hardware Servicing NC II must acquire Certificate of Competency (COC) in all individual core units of the qualification. The assessment is composed of two parts, the first part is the Observation/Demo which runs for four hours and the second part is the one-on-one interview (Oral/Interview) with the assessor.
To be able to pass the said examination here are some few tips to consider.

Tip 1: During the exam you will state at least 6 Occupational Health Safety (OHS).
Tip 2: The examiners know how to disassemble and assemble the PC.
Tip 3: You must familiar in installing win98 and win2000 in dual boot system.
Tip 4: You must also familiar in creating Straight through and Crossover cable.
Tip 5: You must familiar yourself in Networking (network the computers, share the printer and print, and make a back-up).
Tip 6: My last tips, during in the interview just relax and listen to the questions of the assessor. If you don’t understand it will ask the assessor nicely to repeat the question again. The questions was very easy once you’ve passed the first part of the exam I’m sure you will answer it quite well. Some of the questions are based on the first part so I’m sure you’ll pass the last part of it. Good Luck to all Computer Hardware Servicing NC-II examiners!

Computer Technician in Capiz

TechLabCapiz is a Graduate of Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Associate in Information Technology at STI College Roxas. TechLabCapiz has become a Certified Computer Technician during his college days. He is one of the founding members of an elite group of technicians in Capiz the AMA Spartans because of his educational achievements in his chosen fields. He was hired as Computer Instructor in STI College Roxas, he teach Computer Fundamentals, basic MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint presentation, HTML, and basic programming language like C, C++, and Turbo Pascal. After he gradated his Bachelor in Computer Science course, he was hired at Dean Alberto A. Villarruz College as Computer Instructor, he teach Basic Computer Fundamentals and Programming, assisting students in debugging Turbo C, C++, Pascal, Visual Basic, and HTML web design programs as well as guiding them in the development of assigned program project, assisting the Laboratory Facilitator in maintenance and repair of software and computer in computer laboratory, he also help and assist on cable fabrication for the implementation of Local Area Network structure cabling in School Laboratory, and finally, he help develop the proposed system for Capiz Marine Aquatic Resources Information System (CMARIS) for Capiz Provincial Agriculturist. In 2007, he was hired as Grade School Computer Teacher at Saint Mary’s Academy of Capiz (SMAC). He taught Basic Computer Fundamentals from Grade 3-6, assigned as Computer Technician and Laboratory Facilitator in the Computer Laboratory in Grade School Department. He is also recognized as one of the faculty members who got a highest rating by Philippine Association of Accredited School Colleges and University (PAASCU) team during PAASCU Preliminary Visit last August 30-31 2008. To develop his teaching skills, he attended several In-Service trainings and seminar regarding Lesson Planning to improve teaching strategies. Recently he is a graduate of Computer System and Network Technology at AMA Computer Learning Center. When he was studying at ACLC, he was trained by a Certified Computer Technician in PC Maintenance and Troubleshooting, installing software applications, expose in different appropriate electronics and electrical tools, instruments and equipment used to perform digital circuit analysis and design. Implement electronics and communication systems, examine computer system design and architecture, and install cables for data networks, implementing local area networks, configure wide area networks, perform network architecture analysis and implement structured cabling system. He also attends seminars and enrolled in different training centers to further enhance and develop his knowledge and skills in his chosen fields.