Board-level repair in Arlington, VA
Learn to solder under the microscope: read schematics, find a short on a motherboard, replace HDMI, USB and charging ports, and remove and reball BGA chips. Saturdays in Arlington, VA.
Microsoldering is taught in Intermediate, after the Basic course: 4 Saturdays, 3 hours each, 12 class hours in total, on real devices with your instructor next to you.
Advanced goes further: separating and rebuilding stacked phone boards, and moving chips to a donor board to recover data.
Just one repair? One-on-one topics
The courses
Level 02 Board-level repair and microsoldering
After the Basic course
Level 03 Advanced motherboard repair and data recovery
After Intermediate, or with board-level experience
Why once a week
Every class is 100% practice, with no theory to sit through. You learn one skill in detail on Saturday, and for the rest of the week you do it yourself until your hands know it.
Saturday
You go through the skill in detail, hands on, with your instructor next to you. You leave with homework.
Sunday to Friday
You practice what you learned every day, in your free time.
Next Saturday
You start with an exam on last week's skill. Then the next class begins.
If you don't practice between classes, even ten hours with an instructor is wasted time and money. That's why classes are once a week.
Graduates
1:06 “At the end I definitely recommend it to anyone. It's not a hard class. He will teach you step by step.”
YousefBeginner class
0:28 “I wanted to add some services to my computer repair store. We got our first customer from cell phone repair.”
AliRuns a computer repair store
0:38 “Before I took the class, I didn't really know much about electronics. Now I know a lot more about the inner workings of electronics.”
BennettStarted with no electronics background
0:22 “I thought at first that I could never do that. But when I came here, I was like, boom, this is the technology heaven.”
Young studentsAges 8 and up, in class
Free course guide
Our course guide: 8 pages on what you learn each Saturday, what it costs and how to start. Leave your name and number and it opens right away.
Your instructor
Classes are led by Ibragim, WeFixed's Technical Director, with 15 years of repair experience. WeFixed repairs devices every day for customers and business partners, and the Academy teaches the same work.
One-on-one
One topic is one repair or one skill on one kind of device. iPhone screen and iPhone battery are two topics.
After the course
Lifetime access to the Telegram group with your instructor and his files.
A WeFixed Academy certificate of completion after the final practical exam.
10% off as a WeFixed B2B client, plus special partner terms.
A graduate discount on WeFixed OS, the software WeFixed runs its own repairs on.
Questions
Intermediate comes after the Basic course, so new students begin at Basic. With professional board-level experience, you can start at Advanced.
Yes. You work on real devices from the first class, with the instructor next to you.
Yes. One-on-one training is sold by topic: you pick the repair, the Academy confirms what it covers and schedules your sessions.
On Saturdays. Each level runs 4 weeks: 2 hours a Saturday in Basic, 3 in Intermediate and 5 in Advanced.
A WeFixed Academy certificate of completion after the final practical exam, and lifetime access to the graduate group. It is the Academy's own certificate, not a state license.
Each level and each one-on-one topic is priced on its own. Every price is in our free course guide: tap Get the free course guide and it opens right away, and a manager will text you the next start dates.
Next Saturday could be your first
Every price and every lesson are in our free course guide. A manager will text you the next start dates.
Prefer to talk? Call (571) 366-2869