Many technicians don't start their repair career from formal schooling, but from a practical skills course. One increasingly common path: learning through an electronics repair course first, then registering as an official technician.
The flow is fairly simple: someone interested in electronics repair takes a related course category (for example phone repair, home appliance repair, or basic electronics), completes the material, and receives a certificate as proof of basic competence.
That certificate then becomes the starting point when applying as a technician — completing their profile with genuinely relevant proof of skill, not just an unverified claim of "I can repair things." Once the profile is complete and passes admin verification, a new technician can go online and start accepting orders.
Tips for technicians who are just starting out:
— Fill out your profile as completely as possible (photo, skill description, service categories) — potential customers trust a detailed profile far more than an empty one.
— Start with the category you're most confident in first, then gradually expand to other categories once you're used to the platform's workflow.
— Respond quickly on your first few orders — a good reputation early on helps you earn trust for the next customer.
The journey from learning a new skill to genuinely landing your first order does take time, but the path is now far clearer than having to learn everything alone without direction.
