If you're someone who learns best through hands-on experience, you might have doubts about how effective online learning can be for a skill as precise as microsoldering. Our course is designed with hands-on learners in mind. 

We incorporate live demonstrations, practice assignments, and interactive sessions that allow you to apply what you're learning in real-time. This approach ensures that even if you prefer a hands-on learning style, you'll find our online microsoldering course both effective and engaging.

Thanks to our unique learning platform technology, our instructors can "see what you see" through your microscope, providing real-time feedback and coaching that's actually more effective than looking over your shoulder in a traditional classroom. This innovative approach allows you to apply and practice your skills live, ensuring you get the direct, hands-on experience you need to master microsoldering from anywhere. 

We’ve done it both ways for years, and the growth and skills developed by our online students are unmatched.

The electronics market is vast, with countless models and brands, making it hard to know where to focus your learning.  Our program covers a wide range of popular and commonly repaired models and issues, ensuring you gain skills that are in high demand.

We keep our curriculum up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies, so you're always learning relevant and applicable techniques for today's market.

Wireless and Electronic devices can experience all kinds of issues, and it can be overwhelming to think about covering them all.  We put a focus on practical repairs that can make you money.

Practical repairs cover a comprehensive set of common and complex issues that electronic devices face, from HDMI Ports and charging issues,  to signal problems and everything in-between.. 

Our hands-on approach ensures you're equipped to diagnose and fix a broad spectrum of problems, making you a versatile and capable technician.

You might be eager to dive into microsoldering but concerned about the time commitment.  Mastery takes time, but if you’re looking for a quicker start in the field, the first modules of the program help you get launched with basics quickly!

These modules focus on the essentials, providing a solid foundation in microsoldering while allowing you to begin applying your skills in the real-world sooner. It's a great option for those eager to fast-track their learning.

Starting from scratch in any skill can feel daunting, especially with something as precise as soldering.  Our program is structured to take you from absolute beginner to confident and proficient technician. 

We cover the fundamentals of soldering in a way that's easy to understand and practice, ensuring you build confidence and skill at each step. With our guidance, you'll be surprised at how quickly you can master soldering techniques.

Getting into the specific fields of cell phone, laptop, and gaming console repairs might seem intimidating if you're new to electronics repair.  This program is designed to be inclusive and comprehensive, covering key concepts and techniques that apply to virtually all electronics repair.

Whether you're a complete beginner or have some experience in electronics, our course content is tailored to ensure you gain the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to excel in these areas.

It's common to feel like there aren't enough hours in the day to fit in training, especially with a busy schedule.  Our program is built with flexibility in mind. 

With self-paced lessons that you can access anytime and anywhere, you can fit your training into even the busiest schedule. This means you can learn during a lunch break, in the evening, or whenever you have a spare moment, making it possible to advance your skills without sacrificing other commitments.

When starting out, it can be hard to gauge how long repairs should take, which might worry you about efficiency.  Throughout the course, we teach you not just how to perform various solder repairs but also how to do them efficiently. 

For beginners, a simple solder job might take a bit longer as you're learning, but as you gain experience, most repairs can be completed in just a few minutes to an hour. We focus on techniques that save time without compromising quality, ensuring you can work effectively in a real-world repair setting.

In a rapidly evolving tech world, it's important to know that the skills you're learning will be in demand.  The demand for skilled microsoldering technicians, especially in the cell phone repair industry, is high and continues to grow. 

As devices become more complex, the need for precise, high-quality repairs increases. By mastering microsoldering, you're entering a field with a strong need for experts, with very little competition, ensuring your skills will be sought after by employers and customers alike.

You might wonder if online training can match the effectiveness of in-person learning, especially for a hands-on skill like microsoldering. While in-person training has its benefits, our online microsoldering course is designed to replicate this experience as closely as possible. 

With interactive live sessions, hands-on practice assignments, and the ability to get real-time feedback from instructors, our online platform provides a comprehensive learning experience. Plus, the convenience of learning from home allows you to practice in your own setup, making it easier to transfer those skills directly to your work.

It's normal to worry about how much learning more will cost, especially if it means you might have to miss work or spend extra money on getting there.  Our program is designed to save you money and hassle.

It's all online, so you don't have to travel or take time off your job or away from your business. This means you can keep earning while you learn and use what you would have spent on travel (eg. airfare, hotel, food, etc) for better tools or to help grow your business. Our program is the smart choice because it's affordable, fits into your life, and the money you save can be put right back into making your work even better.

Coarse pitch soldering is used for components with larger distances between connections, making it easier to solder without requiring the precision and specialized equipment often necessary for fine pitch soldering.

Large area soldering involves the application of solder to broader surfaces or larger components, contrasting with the delicate work needed for fine pitch components. This can include soldering larger connectors, through-hole components, or any application where the precision to avoid bridging between closely spaced pins is not as critical.

Fine Pitch Soldering involves connecting components with very small distances between the pins or pads (typically less than 0.65 millimeters).

Paying for the course upfront might not fit into everyone's budget, making it seem out of reach for some.  We understand that flexibility in payment is important.

That's why to make the program and tools more accessible, we offer financing options for those that qualify. You can choose a payment plan that spreads the cost over time, allowing you to start learning immediately without the upfront financial burden.

This way, you can focus on your education and career development, knowing that the investment in your future is manageable.