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About the Course

Technical Support professionals are in great demand! This is the first course in the IBM IT Support Professional Certificate program, designed to prepare you for a rewarding career in technical support. You will begin this self-paced course by learning what Informational Technology (IT) support is all about. You'll find out the roles and responsibilities of Technical Support professionals and become familiar with all the different career paths you can take in Technical Support. You will also hear from experts in the IT industry about getting started in the field and how you can pursue this career without prior experience or degrees. You'll also learn some basics about the technology that technical support professionals use. You will hear from industry insiders about how you can develop a customer support mindset and how to talk with customers and solve their problems. You will gain insights into performance evaluation, career paths, and the industry-recognized certifications that can propel your technical support career forward. You'll then gain a comprehensive understanding of support tools and support channels and how they streamline issue resolution. You will also learn about the importance of Service-Level Agreements (SLAs) and how they contribute to delivering exceptional support experiences. Next you will explore ticketing systems, a fundamental component of modern technical support. You'll learn about their features, benefits, and the lifecycle of a ticket or a support issue. Moreover, you'll immerse yourself in tech support methodologies, frameworks, and the art of effective documentation. The course wraps up with a project that provides you with the opportunity to use a ticketing system hands-on and simulate the work that IT Support Specialists and Helpdesk Technician’s perform....

Top reviews

Jul 10, 2023

I thoroughly enjoyed taking this course. I am glad there was a simulator included in this course to get a hands-on feel for a ticketing system used by many in the IT industry. Thank you!

Jan 7, 2023

I felt this course was very well organized and was a great introduction to tech support. I will be continuing with the next courses for the IBM Technical Support Professional Certificate.

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Jun 4, 2023

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Feb 21, 2023

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Feb 15, 2023

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Feb 28, 2023

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Jul 10, 2024

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Jun 10, 2023

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Aug 28, 2022

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Nov 5, 2023

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By Nicole S

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Jan 27, 2023

It was a great course, however I dont appreciate Coursera using my certificate to advertise. No, its not 2-4 hours a week at 4 weeks. Its 3 times that many hours on a good day, let a one a bad one, and this course was 5 weeks. If you're going to add things like that, at least be honest and put how many hours I actually spent working in this class. Im not an ad, Ive paid to be here already. Show some class.

By LISTEN_FEEL_RELAX Y M

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Jul 2, 2024

insightful and comprehensive course that provides a solid foundation for anyone looking to enter the technical support field. It covers a wide range of topics, from basic troubleshooting techniques to the nuances of customer interactions and effective support workflows.