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Domestic IT Helpdesk Attendant

Provides first-level support to computer users, solving common hardware, software and connectivity problems in person, by phone or remotely.

IT support teams in offices, schools and hospitals, computer service companies and helpdesks serving home and small-business users.

Typical tasks

  • Receive user complaints and log them as tickets
  • Set up new computers, printers and accessories
  • Install software and updates
  • Troubleshoot internet, email and login problems
  • Escalate complex issues to senior engineers
  • Guide users on basic care and safe computer use

Key skills

  • Computer hardware and operating system basics
  • Installing and configuring common software
  • Printer, email and internet troubleshooting
  • Basic networking and Wi-Fi setup
  • Clear communication with non-technical users
  • Logging and tracking support tickets

Growing in this career

With experience and further learning, helpdesk attendants can move to desktop support engineer, network support or system administration roles.

Role information is general career guidance. Programme availability, eligibility and batch dates are shared by our counsellors on enquiry.