Certificate Courses
At Qubit Institute of Technology, our certificate programs are designed to equip students with the hands-on experience and expertise needed to excel in today’s tech-driven economy. By enrolling with us, students gain access to quality education, experienced faculty, and a curriculum tailored to meet the demands of the modern workforce
Entry Requiremnents (TVET CDACC)
- Minimum KCSE DÂ
- A previous Certificate from a recognized Institution in Kenya
School of Computing & Informatics
Software Development
Cybersecurity
Network and System Administration (NSA)
Data Management and Analytics
Duration
- 3 Months
Entry Requirements
- No Prior KnowledgeÂ
- Graphic Design Knowledge is an Advantage
- A Personal Computer
Fee Structure
Curriculum
Business Information Technology (BIT)
Information Communication Technology
School of Media & Journalism
Digital Journalism
Animation and Digital Media
Film Production
Interior Design
Fashion Design
Fine Arts
School of Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Duration
- 2 Months
Entry Requirements
- Secondary School Certificate
- A Personal Computer (Optional but Recommended)
Fee Structure
Curriculum
1. Introduction to Digital Marketing
Understanding the digital marketing landscape
Traditional vs. digital marketing
Key channels and platforms
Career opportunities in digital marketing
2. Digital Marketing Strategy
Setting marketing goals and KPIs
Identifying target audiences and buyer personas
Crafting value propositions
Budgeting and campaign planning
3. Content Marketing
Content strategy and planning
Blogging, copywriting, and storytelling
Visual content creation (images, infographics, video)
Content distribution and repurposing
4. Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
How search engines work
Keyword research and on‑page optimization
Technical SEO and site performance
Link building and off‑page SEO
Local SEO strategies
5. Search Engine Marketing (SEM) & Pay‑Per‑Click (PPC)
Google Ads fundamentals
Campaign setup and targeting
Ad copywriting and creative best practices
Bidding strategies and budget management
Measuring ROI from paid campaigns
6. Social Media Marketing
Platform overviews (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X/Twitter, TikTok, YouTube)
Organic vs. paid social strategies
Community building and engagement
Social media advertising and analytics
7. Email Marketing
Building and segmenting email lists
Crafting effective email campaigns
Automation and drip campaigns
Measuring open rates, CTR, and conversions
8. Web Analytics & Data‑Driven Marketing
Introduction to Google Analytics and GA4
Tracking user behavior and conversions
A/B testing and optimization
Using data to refine campaigns
9. E‑Commerce & Digital Sales
Setting up and managing online stores
Product listing optimization
Conversion rate optimization (CRO)
Payment gateways and security
10. Mobile Marketing
Mobile‑friendly design and UX
SMS and push notification campaigns
App store optimization (ASO)
11. Influencer & Affiliate Marketing
Identifying and partnering with influencers
Affiliate program setup and management
Measuring partnership performance
12. Digital Advertising Compliance & Ethics
Data privacy laws (GDPR, local regulations)
Ethical marketing practices
Avoiding spam and deceptive tactics
13. Emerging Trends in Digital Marketing
AI‑powered marketing tools
Voice search optimization
AR/VR in marketing
Marketing automation platforms
14. Capstone Project
Develop a complete digital marketing plan for a real or simulated business
Implement selected campaigns across multiple channels
Present results and recommendations
Electronics Engineering
Duration
- 1 Months
Entry Requirements
- A Personal Computer
Fee Structure
Curriculum
1. Introduction to Virtual Assistance
What a Virtual Assistant is and the scope of the role
Types of virtual assistants (administrative, creative, technical, niche)
Industry trends and opportunities in the VA market
2. Professional & Business Foundations
Time management and productivity tools
Communication and collaboration skills for remote work
Professional etiquette and client relationship management
Understanding contracts, NDAs, and service agreements
3. Administrative Support Skills
Email and calendar management
Document creation, formatting, and organization
Data entry and database management
Travel planning and meeting coordination
4. Digital Tools & Platforms
Cloud storage and file sharing (Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive)
Project management tools (Trello, Asana, ClickUp)
Video conferencing platforms (Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams)
CRM systems basics
5. Social Media Management
Managing accounts across platforms (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X/Twitter)
Content scheduling and engagement
Basic graphic creation with Canva or similar tools
Social media analytics and reporting
6. Online Marketing Support
Basics of email marketing (Mailchimp, ConvertKit)
Blog posting and content formatting (WordPress, Medium)
SEO fundamentals for content optimization
Simple ad campaign support
7. Financial & E‑Commerce Support
Invoicing and payment processing (PayPal, Stripe)
Expense tracking and reporting
Managing online store platforms (Shopify, WooCommerce)
Order processing and customer inquiries
8. Technical & Creative Assistance
Basic website updates and maintenance
Simple graphic design and branding support
Online research and report preparation
File conversion and formatting
9. Cybersecurity & Data Privacy
Safe password management
Recognizing phishing and online scams
Data protection best practices
Confidentiality in client work
10. Starting & Growing Your VA Business
Identifying your niche and target market
Pricing your services and creating packages
Building an online presence (portfolio, LinkedIn, website)
Networking and finding clients (freelance platforms, referrals)
11. Capstone Project
Simulated client project combining admin, marketing, and technical tasks
Deliverables presented as a professional VA portfolio
School of Business
Accountancy
Business Management
Duration
- 2 Months
Entry Requirements
- Mobile Phone Repair Toolkit
- A Personal Computer (Optional)
Fee Structure
Curriculum
Introduction to Mobile Phone Technology
History & evolution of mobile phones
Types of mobile devices (feature phones, smartphones, tablets)
Mobile phone operating systems (Android, iOS, HarmonyOS, etc.)
Basic components overview (hardware & software)
Introduction to safety procedures in repair labs
Tools, Equipment & Lab Setup
Essential repair tools (screwdrivers, multimeter, soldering iron, heat gun, microscope, etc.)
Measuring instruments (DC power supply, digital multimeter)
Software tools for diagnostics
Lab safety rules and handling of sensitive components (ESD protection)
Basic Electronics for Mobile Repair
Fundamentals of electricity & electronics
Current, voltage, resistance & Ohm’s Law
Mobile phone circuits basics (power IC, charging IC, CPU, memory, etc.)
Identifying resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors on PCB
Soldering & desoldering practice on dummy boards
Mobile Phone Hardware Components
Mobile phone anatomy (motherboard, battery, display, speaker, microphone, etc.)
Display types (LCD, OLED, AMOLED, etc.)
Charging ports, SIM slots, and connectors
Cameras & sensors
Hands-on: Disassembly and assembly of different phone models
Mobile Phone Software Systems
Mobile phone operating systems (Android & iOS basics)
Flashing & formatting phones
Software troubleshooting (hang, freeze, boot loop)
Unlocking, FRP bypass, and password removal (legal and ethical considerations)
Introduction to mobile diagnostic software tools (SP Flash Tool, Miracle Box, Odin, etc.)
Common Mobile Phone Problems & Repairs
Battery problems & charging issues
Power faults (dead phones)
Display faults (black screen, lines on screen, touch not working)
Sound problems (earpiece, loudspeaker, microphone)
Camera issues
Network issues (no service, weak signal, SIM errors)
Hands-on: Repair practice on faulty devices
Intermediate-Level Repairs
PCB-level repairs (tracing faults using multimeter)
Jumper techniques for broken tracks
Replacing SMD components
IC reballing and replacement (CPU, RAM, Power IC)
Advanced soldering (charging ports, connectors, micro soldering)
Hands-on: Fixing water-damaged phones
Mobile Phone Networking & Connectivity
GSM, CDMA, 3G, 4G, and 5G basics
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth & GPS troubleshooting
SIM card issues & IMEI repair basics
Unlocking carrier restrictions
Professional Practice & Business Skills
Setting up a mobile phone repair workshop
Customer service & handling client devices securely
Inventory management (spare parts sourcing & stocking)
Costing & pricing repair services
Entrepreneurship opportunities in mobile repair industry
Final Project & Assessment
Students receive faulty devices for full diagnosis & repair
Each student must repair:
A power/charging fault
A display/touch issue
A software-related problem
Written test (theory & circuit understanding)
Practical test (live repair demonstration)
Cooperative Management
Duration
- 2 Months
Entry Requirements
- Mobile Phone Repair Toolkit
- A Personal Computer (Optional)
Fee Structure
Curriculum
Introduction to Mobile Phone Technology
History & evolution of mobile phones
Types of mobile devices (feature phones, smartphones, tablets)
Mobile phone operating systems (Android, iOS, HarmonyOS, etc.)
Basic components overview (hardware & software)
Introduction to safety procedures in repair labs
Tools, Equipment & Lab Setup
Essential repair tools (screwdrivers, multimeter, soldering iron, heat gun, microscope, etc.)
Measuring instruments (DC power supply, digital multimeter)
Software tools for diagnostics
Lab safety rules and handling of sensitive components (ESD protection)
Basic Electronics for Mobile Repair
Fundamentals of electricity & electronics
Current, voltage, resistance & Ohm’s Law
Mobile phone circuits basics (power IC, charging IC, CPU, memory, etc.)
Identifying resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors on PCB
Soldering & desoldering practice on dummy boards
Mobile Phone Hardware Components
Mobile phone anatomy (motherboard, battery, display, speaker, microphone, etc.)
Display types (LCD, OLED, AMOLED, etc.)
Charging ports, SIM slots, and connectors
Cameras & sensors
Hands-on: Disassembly and assembly of different phone models
Mobile Phone Software Systems
Mobile phone operating systems (Android & iOS basics)
Flashing & formatting phones
Software troubleshooting (hang, freeze, boot loop)
Unlocking, FRP bypass, and password removal (legal and ethical considerations)
Introduction to mobile diagnostic software tools (SP Flash Tool, Miracle Box, Odin, etc.)
Common Mobile Phone Problems & Repairs
Battery problems & charging issues
Power faults (dead phones)
Display faults (black screen, lines on screen, touch not working)
Sound problems (earpiece, loudspeaker, microphone)
Camera issues
Network issues (no service, weak signal, SIM errors)
Hands-on: Repair practice on faulty devices
Intermediate-Level Repairs
PCB-level repairs (tracing faults using multimeter)
Jumper techniques for broken tracks
Replacing SMD components
IC reballing and replacement (CPU, RAM, Power IC)
Advanced soldering (charging ports, connectors, micro soldering)
Hands-on: Fixing water-damaged phones
Mobile Phone Networking & Connectivity
GSM, CDMA, 3G, 4G, and 5G basics
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth & GPS troubleshooting
SIM card issues & IMEI repair basics
Unlocking carrier restrictions
Professional Practice & Business Skills
Setting up a mobile phone repair workshop
Customer service & handling client devices securely
Inventory management (spare parts sourcing & stocking)
Costing & pricing repair services
Entrepreneurship opportunities in mobile repair industry
Final Project & Assessment
Students receive faulty devices for full diagnosis & repair
Each student must repair:
A power/charging fault
A display/touch issue
A software-related problem
Written test (theory & circuit understanding)
Practical test (live repair demonstration)
Credit Management
Duration
- 2 Months
Entry Requirements
- Mobile Phone Repair Toolkit
- A Personal Computer (Optional)
Fee Structure
Curriculum
Introduction to Mobile Phone Technology
History & evolution of mobile phones
Types of mobile devices (feature phones, smartphones, tablets)
Mobile phone operating systems (Android, iOS, HarmonyOS, etc.)
Basic components overview (hardware & software)
Introduction to safety procedures in repair labs
Tools, Equipment & Lab Setup
Essential repair tools (screwdrivers, multimeter, soldering iron, heat gun, microscope, etc.)
Measuring instruments (DC power supply, digital multimeter)
Software tools for diagnostics
Lab safety rules and handling of sensitive components (ESD protection)
Basic Electronics for Mobile Repair
Fundamentals of electricity & electronics
Current, voltage, resistance & Ohm’s Law
Mobile phone circuits basics (power IC, charging IC, CPU, memory, etc.)
Identifying resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors on PCB
Soldering & desoldering practice on dummy boards
Mobile Phone Hardware Components
Mobile phone anatomy (motherboard, battery, display, speaker, microphone, etc.)
Display types (LCD, OLED, AMOLED, etc.)
Charging ports, SIM slots, and connectors
Cameras & sensors
Hands-on: Disassembly and assembly of different phone models
Mobile Phone Software Systems
Mobile phone operating systems (Android & iOS basics)
Flashing & formatting phones
Software troubleshooting (hang, freeze, boot loop)
Unlocking, FRP bypass, and password removal (legal and ethical considerations)
Introduction to mobile diagnostic software tools (SP Flash Tool, Miracle Box, Odin, etc.)
Common Mobile Phone Problems & Repairs
Battery problems & charging issues
Power faults (dead phones)
Display faults (black screen, lines on screen, touch not working)
Sound problems (earpiece, loudspeaker, microphone)
Camera issues
Network issues (no service, weak signal, SIM errors)
Hands-on: Repair practice on faulty devices
Intermediate-Level Repairs
PCB-level repairs (tracing faults using multimeter)
Jumper techniques for broken tracks
Replacing SMD components
IC reballing and replacement (CPU, RAM, Power IC)
Advanced soldering (charging ports, connectors, micro soldering)
Hands-on: Fixing water-damaged phones
Mobile Phone Networking & Connectivity
GSM, CDMA, 3G, 4G, and 5G basics
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth & GPS troubleshooting
SIM card issues & IMEI repair basics
Unlocking carrier restrictions
Professional Practice & Business Skills
Setting up a mobile phone repair workshop
Customer service & handling client devices securely
Inventory management (spare parts sourcing & stocking)
Costing & pricing repair services
Entrepreneurship opportunities in mobile repair industry
Final Project & Assessment
Students receive faulty devices for full diagnosis & repair
Each student must repair:
A power/charging fault
A display/touch issue
A software-related problem
Written test (theory & circuit understanding)
Practical test (live repair demonstration)
Human Resource Management
Duration
- 2 Months
Entry Requirements
- Mobile Phone Repair Toolkit
- A Personal Computer (Optional)
Fee Structure
Curriculum
Introduction to Mobile Phone Technology
History & evolution of mobile phones
Types of mobile devices (feature phones, smartphones, tablets)
Mobile phone operating systems (Android, iOS, HarmonyOS, etc.)
Basic components overview (hardware & software)
Introduction to safety procedures in repair labs
Tools, Equipment & Lab Setup
Essential repair tools (screwdrivers, multimeter, soldering iron, heat gun, microscope, etc.)
Measuring instruments (DC power supply, digital multimeter)
Software tools for diagnostics
Lab safety rules and handling of sensitive components (ESD protection)
Basic Electronics for Mobile Repair
Fundamentals of electricity & electronics
Current, voltage, resistance & Ohm’s Law
Mobile phone circuits basics (power IC, charging IC, CPU, memory, etc.)
Identifying resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors on PCB
Soldering & desoldering practice on dummy boards
Mobile Phone Hardware Components
Mobile phone anatomy (motherboard, battery, display, speaker, microphone, etc.)
Display types (LCD, OLED, AMOLED, etc.)
Charging ports, SIM slots, and connectors
Cameras & sensors
Hands-on: Disassembly and assembly of different phone models
Mobile Phone Software Systems
Mobile phone operating systems (Android & iOS basics)
Flashing & formatting phones
Software troubleshooting (hang, freeze, boot loop)
Unlocking, FRP bypass, and password removal (legal and ethical considerations)
Introduction to mobile diagnostic software tools (SP Flash Tool, Miracle Box, Odin, etc.)
Common Mobile Phone Problems & Repairs
Battery problems & charging issues
Power faults (dead phones)
Display faults (black screen, lines on screen, touch not working)
Sound problems (earpiece, loudspeaker, microphone)
Camera issues
Network issues (no service, weak signal, SIM errors)
Hands-on: Repair practice on faulty devices
Intermediate-Level Repairs
PCB-level repairs (tracing faults using multimeter)
Jumper techniques for broken tracks
Replacing SMD components
IC reballing and replacement (CPU, RAM, Power IC)
Advanced soldering (charging ports, connectors, micro soldering)
Hands-on: Fixing water-damaged phones
Mobile Phone Networking & Connectivity
GSM, CDMA, 3G, 4G, and 5G basics
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth & GPS troubleshooting
SIM card issues & IMEI repair basics
Unlocking carrier restrictions
Professional Practice & Business Skills
Setting up a mobile phone repair workshop
Customer service & handling client devices securely
Inventory management (spare parts sourcing & stocking)
Costing & pricing repair services
Entrepreneurship opportunities in mobile repair industry
Final Project & Assessment
Students receive faulty devices for full diagnosis & repair
Each student must repair:
A power/charging fault
A display/touch issue
A software-related problem
Written test (theory & circuit understanding)
Practical test (live repair demonstration)
Marketing Management
Duration
- 2 Months
Entry Requirements
- Mobile Phone Repair Toolkit
- A Personal Computer (Optional)
Fee Structure
Curriculum
Introduction to Mobile Phone Technology
History & evolution of mobile phones
Types of mobile devices (feature phones, smartphones, tablets)
Mobile phone operating systems (Android, iOS, HarmonyOS, etc.)
Basic components overview (hardware & software)
Introduction to safety procedures in repair labs
Tools, Equipment & Lab Setup
Essential repair tools (screwdrivers, multimeter, soldering iron, heat gun, microscope, etc.)
Measuring instruments (DC power supply, digital multimeter)
Software tools for diagnostics
Lab safety rules and handling of sensitive components (ESD protection)
Basic Electronics for Mobile Repair
Fundamentals of electricity & electronics
Current, voltage, resistance & Ohm’s Law
Mobile phone circuits basics (power IC, charging IC, CPU, memory, etc.)
Identifying resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors on PCB
Soldering & desoldering practice on dummy boards
Mobile Phone Hardware Components
Mobile phone anatomy (motherboard, battery, display, speaker, microphone, etc.)
Display types (LCD, OLED, AMOLED, etc.)
Charging ports, SIM slots, and connectors
Cameras & sensors
Hands-on: Disassembly and assembly of different phone models
Mobile Phone Software Systems
Mobile phone operating systems (Android & iOS basics)
Flashing & formatting phones
Software troubleshooting (hang, freeze, boot loop)
Unlocking, FRP bypass, and password removal (legal and ethical considerations)
Introduction to mobile diagnostic software tools (SP Flash Tool, Miracle Box, Odin, etc.)
Common Mobile Phone Problems & Repairs
Battery problems & charging issues
Power faults (dead phones)
Display faults (black screen, lines on screen, touch not working)
Sound problems (earpiece, loudspeaker, microphone)
Camera issues
Network issues (no service, weak signal, SIM errors)
Hands-on: Repair practice on faulty devices
Intermediate-Level Repairs
PCB-level repairs (tracing faults using multimeter)
Jumper techniques for broken tracks
Replacing SMD components
IC reballing and replacement (CPU, RAM, Power IC)
Advanced soldering (charging ports, connectors, micro soldering)
Hands-on: Fixing water-damaged phones
Mobile Phone Networking & Connectivity
GSM, CDMA, 3G, 4G, and 5G basics
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth & GPS troubleshooting
SIM card issues & IMEI repair basics
Unlocking carrier restrictions
Professional Practice & Business Skills
Setting up a mobile phone repair workshop
Customer service & handling client devices securely
Inventory management (spare parts sourcing & stocking)
Costing & pricing repair services
Entrepreneurship opportunities in mobile repair industry
Final Project & Assessment
Students receive faulty devices for full diagnosis & repair
Each student must repair:
A power/charging fault
A display/touch issue
A software-related problem
Written test (theory & circuit understanding)
Practical test (live repair demonstration)
Office Administration
Duration
- 2 Months
Entry Requirements
- Mobile Phone Repair Toolkit
- A Personal Computer (Optional)
Fee Structure
Curriculum
Introduction to Mobile Phone Technology
History & evolution of mobile phones
Types of mobile devices (feature phones, smartphones, tablets)
Mobile phone operating systems (Android, iOS, HarmonyOS, etc.)
Basic components overview (hardware & software)
Introduction to safety procedures in repair labs
Tools, Equipment & Lab Setup
Essential repair tools (screwdrivers, multimeter, soldering iron, heat gun, microscope, etc.)
Measuring instruments (DC power supply, digital multimeter)
Software tools for diagnostics
Lab safety rules and handling of sensitive components (ESD protection)
Basic Electronics for Mobile Repair
Fundamentals of electricity & electronics
Current, voltage, resistance & Ohm’s Law
Mobile phone circuits basics (power IC, charging IC, CPU, memory, etc.)
Identifying resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors on PCB
Soldering & desoldering practice on dummy boards
Mobile Phone Hardware Components
Mobile phone anatomy (motherboard, battery, display, speaker, microphone, etc.)
Display types (LCD, OLED, AMOLED, etc.)
Charging ports, SIM slots, and connectors
Cameras & sensors
Hands-on: Disassembly and assembly of different phone models
Mobile Phone Software Systems
Mobile phone operating systems (Android & iOS basics)
Flashing & formatting phones
Software troubleshooting (hang, freeze, boot loop)
Unlocking, FRP bypass, and password removal (legal and ethical considerations)
Introduction to mobile diagnostic software tools (SP Flash Tool, Miracle Box, Odin, etc.)
Common Mobile Phone Problems & Repairs
Battery problems & charging issues
Power faults (dead phones)
Display faults (black screen, lines on screen, touch not working)
Sound problems (earpiece, loudspeaker, microphone)
Camera issues
Network issues (no service, weak signal, SIM errors)
Hands-on: Repair practice on faulty devices
Intermediate-Level Repairs
PCB-level repairs (tracing faults using multimeter)
Jumper techniques for broken tracks
Replacing SMD components
IC reballing and replacement (CPU, RAM, Power IC)
Advanced soldering (charging ports, connectors, micro soldering)
Hands-on: Fixing water-damaged phones
Mobile Phone Networking & Connectivity
GSM, CDMA, 3G, 4G, and 5G basics
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth & GPS troubleshooting
SIM card issues & IMEI repair basics
Unlocking carrier restrictions
Professional Practice & Business Skills
Setting up a mobile phone repair workshop
Customer service & handling client devices securely
Inventory management (spare parts sourcing & stocking)
Costing & pricing repair services
Entrepreneurship opportunities in mobile repair industry
Final Project & Assessment
Students receive faulty devices for full diagnosis & repair
Each student must repair:
A power/charging fault
A display/touch issue
A software-related problem
Written test (theory & circuit understanding)
Practical test (live repair demonstration)
Project Management
Duration
- 2 Months
Entry Requirements
- Mobile Phone Repair Toolkit
- A Personal Computer (Optional)
Fee Structure
Curriculum
Introduction to Mobile Phone Technology
History & evolution of mobile phones
Types of mobile devices (feature phones, smartphones, tablets)
Mobile phone operating systems (Android, iOS, HarmonyOS, etc.)
Basic components overview (hardware & software)
Introduction to safety procedures in repair labs
Tools, Equipment & Lab Setup
Essential repair tools (screwdrivers, multimeter, soldering iron, heat gun, microscope, etc.)
Measuring instruments (DC power supply, digital multimeter)
Software tools for diagnostics
Lab safety rules and handling of sensitive components (ESD protection)
Basic Electronics for Mobile Repair
Fundamentals of electricity & electronics
Current, voltage, resistance & Ohm’s Law
Mobile phone circuits basics (power IC, charging IC, CPU, memory, etc.)
Identifying resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors on PCB
Soldering & desoldering practice on dummy boards
Mobile Phone Hardware Components
Mobile phone anatomy (motherboard, battery, display, speaker, microphone, etc.)
Display types (LCD, OLED, AMOLED, etc.)
Charging ports, SIM slots, and connectors
Cameras & sensors
Hands-on: Disassembly and assembly of different phone models
Mobile Phone Software Systems
Mobile phone operating systems (Android & iOS basics)
Flashing & formatting phones
Software troubleshooting (hang, freeze, boot loop)
Unlocking, FRP bypass, and password removal (legal and ethical considerations)
Introduction to mobile diagnostic software tools (SP Flash Tool, Miracle Box, Odin, etc.)
Common Mobile Phone Problems & Repairs
Battery problems & charging issues
Power faults (dead phones)
Display faults (black screen, lines on screen, touch not working)
Sound problems (earpiece, loudspeaker, microphone)
Camera issues
Network issues (no service, weak signal, SIM errors)
Hands-on: Repair practice on faulty devices
Intermediate-Level Repairs
PCB-level repairs (tracing faults using multimeter)
Jumper techniques for broken tracks
Replacing SMD components
IC reballing and replacement (CPU, RAM, Power IC)
Advanced soldering (charging ports, connectors, micro soldering)
Hands-on: Fixing water-damaged phones
Mobile Phone Networking & Connectivity
GSM, CDMA, 3G, 4G, and 5G basics
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth & GPS troubleshooting
SIM card issues & IMEI repair basics
Unlocking carrier restrictions
Professional Practice & Business Skills
Setting up a mobile phone repair workshop
Customer service & handling client devices securely
Inventory management (spare parts sourcing & stocking)
Costing & pricing repair services
Entrepreneurship opportunities in mobile repair industry
Final Project & Assessment
Students receive faulty devices for full diagnosis & repair
Each student must repair:
A power/charging fault
A display/touch issue
A software-related problem
Written test (theory & circuit understanding)
Practical test (live repair demonstration)
Procurement Management
Duration
- 2 Months
Entry Requirements
- Mobile Phone Repair Toolkit
- A Personal Computer (Optional)
Fee Structure
Curriculum
Introduction to Mobile Phone Technology
History & evolution of mobile phones
Types of mobile devices (feature phones, smartphones, tablets)
Mobile phone operating systems (Android, iOS, HarmonyOS, etc.)
Basic components overview (hardware & software)
Introduction to safety procedures in repair labs
Tools, Equipment & Lab Setup
Essential repair tools (screwdrivers, multimeter, soldering iron, heat gun, microscope, etc.)
Measuring instruments (DC power supply, digital multimeter)
Software tools for diagnostics
Lab safety rules and handling of sensitive components (ESD protection)
Basic Electronics for Mobile Repair
Fundamentals of electricity & electronics
Current, voltage, resistance & Ohm’s Law
Mobile phone circuits basics (power IC, charging IC, CPU, memory, etc.)
Identifying resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors on PCB
Soldering & desoldering practice on dummy boards
Mobile Phone Hardware Components
Mobile phone anatomy (motherboard, battery, display, speaker, microphone, etc.)
Display types (LCD, OLED, AMOLED, etc.)
Charging ports, SIM slots, and connectors
Cameras & sensors
Hands-on: Disassembly and assembly of different phone models
Mobile Phone Software Systems
Mobile phone operating systems (Android & iOS basics)
Flashing & formatting phones
Software troubleshooting (hang, freeze, boot loop)
Unlocking, FRP bypass, and password removal (legal and ethical considerations)
Introduction to mobile diagnostic software tools (SP Flash Tool, Miracle Box, Odin, etc.)
Common Mobile Phone Problems & Repairs
Battery problems & charging issues
Power faults (dead phones)
Display faults (black screen, lines on screen, touch not working)
Sound problems (earpiece, loudspeaker, microphone)
Camera issues
Network issues (no service, weak signal, SIM errors)
Hands-on: Repair practice on faulty devices
Intermediate-Level Repairs
PCB-level repairs (tracing faults using multimeter)
Jumper techniques for broken tracks
Replacing SMD components
IC reballing and replacement (CPU, RAM, Power IC)
Advanced soldering (charging ports, connectors, micro soldering)
Hands-on: Fixing water-damaged phones
Mobile Phone Networking & Connectivity
GSM, CDMA, 3G, 4G, and 5G basics
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth & GPS troubleshooting
SIM card issues & IMEI repair basics
Unlocking carrier restrictions
Professional Practice & Business Skills
Setting up a mobile phone repair workshop
Customer service & handling client devices securely
Inventory management (spare parts sourcing & stocking)
Costing & pricing repair services
Entrepreneurship opportunities in mobile repair industry
Final Project & Assessment
Students receive faulty devices for full diagnosis & repair
Each student must repair:
A power/charging fault
A display/touch issue
A software-related problem
Written test (theory & circuit understanding)
Practical test (live repair demonstration)