Computer Support Specialist

Support On and Off Screen

Being a computer support specialist means blending problem-solving and innovative thinking to provide technical assistance, support, and advice to clients. Roles and responsibilities include analyzing, troubleshooting, and evaluating computer network problems. Learn more about opportunities in the field below to kickstart your IT career in the heart of South Carolina.

Fast Facts

$60,900

Average Salary in Columbia, SC

$92,893

Experienced Earners Average Salary

2-8 months

Average Training Time

3,197

Current Jobs 2021

4%

Projected 5-Year Job Growth

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Get Ahead of the Game

No matter your location or experience, training opportunities for Computer Support Specialist roles are abundant in Central SC. Our strong network of technical colleges and universities coupled with our growing tech hub provides job opportunities and job security in this field.

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Gain Insight

Our growing industry has created a strong community and roster of resources to help young talent succeed.

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SC Codes

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