Microsoldering Training Courses & Pricing
Microsoldering Training Courses & Pricing
Choose from hands-on training options designed to teach real board repair, diagnostics, and microsoldering skills.
- Beginner to advanced training
- One-on-one instruction
- Small group courses
- Real devices and practical exercises
- Structured troubleshooting methods
- Flexible course options
Repair track courses
Hands-on microsoldering for repair shops and technicians.
Repair Track
Fundamentals – Ports & Connectors
$499
Introductory pricing per student
Structured 3-day hands-on training focused on foundational microsoldering through guided practice—emphasizing consistency, proper technique, and confidence on real repair scenarios.
Who this is for
Beginners and repair technicians entering board-level work who want the most common, profitable repairs seen in real shops.
What you will learn
- Charging port replacement
- HDMI port repair (console-focused)
- FPC connector replacement
- Pad repair and recovery techniques
- Heat control and precision soldering fundamentals
Includes access to professional repair equipment, practice boards, and guided instruction during training. Students are not required to bring tools for scheduled group courses.
Repair Track
Practical Board Repair
$1,200
Per student
Intensive 5-day course developing real diagnostic thinking—multimeter work, shorts, power issues, schematics introduction, and complex hands-on board scenarios.
Who this is for
Students ready to move beyond ports and connectors into board-level diagnostics and more advanced fault isolation.
What you will learn
- Effective multimeter use for diagnostics
- Identifying and isolating short circuits
- Troubleshooting power and charging issues
- Board components and circuit behavior
- Introduction to schematics and board-level logic
- Advanced tools including DC power supplies
Hands-on training includes
- Water damage recovery
- IC replacement
- Jumper wire and trace repair
- Complex fault troubleshooting
Includes access to professional repair equipment, practice boards, and guided instruction during training. Students are not required to bring tools for scheduled group courses.
Investigator track
Restricted enrollment for qualified professionals.
Enrollment is limited to: law enforcement, government agencies, military intelligence, and corporate investigators. This track focuses on device handling, diagnostics, and recovery-focused repair for professional workflows.
Restricted enrollment
Investigator Track
Level 1 – Device Disassembly & Microsoldering Fundamentals
$1,500
Per student
Foundational training in safe device handling and microsoldering with emphasis on preserving device integrity during repair and recovery workflows.
Who this is for
Law enforcement, government agencies, military intelligence, and corporate investigators who require advanced device handling skills.
What you will learn
- Safe disassembly and reassembly procedures
- Port and connector replacement
- Foundational microsoldering techniques
- Handling torn pads, misalignment, and common challenges
- Best practices for maintaining device condition
Includes access to professional repair equipment, practice boards, and guided instruction during training. Students are not required to bring tools for scheduled group courses.
Restricted enrollment
Investigator Track
Level 2 – Board-Level Diagnostics
$1,800
Per student
Builds on foundational skills with focus on diagnosing and resolving complex board-level issues using structured troubleshooting and power/data circuit analysis.
Who this is for
Investigators who completed Level 1 or equivalent experience and need structured board-level diagnostic capability.
What you will learn
- Advanced multimeter usage
- Faults in power and data circuits
- Structured troubleshooting methods
- Schematics and board-level analysis introduction
- DC power supplies for device evaluation
Hands-on training includes
- Real-world fault scenarios and guided repair work
Includes access to professional repair equipment, practice boards, and guided instruction during training. Students are not required to bring tools for scheduled group courses.
Restricted enrollment
Investigator Track
Level 3 – Advanced Board Work & Component Recovery
$2,200
Per student
Advanced course for complex board repairs and component-level recovery—non-standard layouts, precision removal/replacement, and high-stakes troubleshooting workflows.
Who this is for
Experienced professionals ready for complex board-level repairs, precision component work, and advanced recovery scenarios.
What you will learn
- Advanced troubleshooting workflows
- Non-standard board layouts
- Precision component removal and replacement
- Advanced soldering techniques
- Complex repair and recovery scenarios
Includes access to professional repair equipment, practice boards, and guided instruction during training. Students are not required to bring tools for scheduled group courses.
Course comparison
Compare skill level, duration, topics, and pricing at a glance.
| Course | Skill level | Duration | Topics | Hands-on | Experience | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Repair TrackFundamentals – Ports & Connectors | Beginner | 3 days | Ports, connectors, pads, soldering fundamentals | Full workshop — guided repairs | None required; helpful if familiar with basic tools | $499 |
| Repair TrackPractical Board Repair | Advanced | 5 days | Diagnostics, shorts, power, schematics, advanced rework | Water damage, IC, trace, complex faults | Ports/connectors experience or prior bench work | $1,200 |
| Investigator TrackLevel 1 – Device Disassembly & Microsoldering Fundamentals | Professional | 5 days | Disassembly, ports, foundational microsoldering, integrity | Guided device-handling scenarios | Professional investigator or agency role | $1,500 |
| Investigator TrackLevel 2 – Board-Level Diagnostics | Professional | 5 days | Diagnostics, power/data circuits, schematics, evaluation | Real fault scenarios | Level 1 or approved equivalent | $1,800 |
| Investigator TrackLevel 3 – Advanced Board Work & Component Recovery | Expert | 5 days | Advanced recovery, components, complex boards | Complex guided scenarios | Level 2 or significant board-level background | $2,200 |
Training format, payment & registration
What to expect when you enroll.
Training format
- Small group instruction (maximum 4 students)
- Hands-on, guided repair work
- Individual workstation provided
- Real devices and boards used for training
All courses focus on active participation and real-world repair scenarios in Emporia, Kansas.
Payment
Payment is required in full at the time of registration. Tuition includes training only unless otherwise specified.
Government agencies: please call to arrange payment via check or money order.
Cancellation policy
One-week grace period for a full refund when the course date is more than 4 weeks away. After the grace period, cancellations may be refunded only if the seat can be filled; a $100 cancellation fee may apply. Rescheduling may be available based on availability if you cannot attend due to unforeseen circumstances.
After registration
After registering, you receive a confirmation email with schedule, location, and preparation information.
What students learn across our courses
Core skills taught throughout repair and investigator tracks.
- Microsoldering fundamentals
- Board-level diagnostics
- Charging port replacement
- HDMI port repair
- Trace and pad repair
- Short circuit diagnosis
- Liquid damage recovery
- Component identification
- Tool setup and selection
- Real-world troubleshooting
Who should enroll
Courses for shops, technicians, professionals, and motivated learners.
- Repair shop owners
- Technicians
- Beginners
- Entrepreneurs
- Electronics hobbyists
- Advanced technicians
Need custom training?
Private instruction tailored to your team or agency.
PixelNation offers private instruction and customized courses tailored to your experience level and business goals—ideal for repair shops scaling into board work or organizations needing focused skill development.
Quick answers
Training courses and pricing at PixelNation.
How much does PixelNation microsoldering training cost?
PixelNation offers multiple hands-on training courses with pricing based on course length, skill level, and customization options.
What is included in the training courses?
Courses include hands-on practice, diagnostics instruction, microsoldering techniques, and real-world repair workflows.
Can I book private training?
Yes. PixelNation offers one-on-one and customized private training options.
Training courses FAQ
Booking, tools, and what is included.
What experience level is required?+
The Fundamentals course requires no prior microsoldering experience. Practical Board Repair and investigator levels expect prior skills as described on each course card. Contact us if you are unsure which course fits.
Are the courses hands-on?+
Yes. All courses focus on active participation, guided repair work, and real-world scenarios—not lecture-only instruction.
What tools are used?+
Students train with professional microscopes, soldering irons, hot air stations, multimeters, DC power supplies, thermal tools, and precision hand tools provided at individual workstations.
Can I book private training?+
Yes. PixelNation offers one-on-one instruction and customized courses for businesses and organizations. Contact us to discuss goals and scheduling.
What is included in the course fee?+
Tuition covers hands-on training, guided instruction, access to professional equipment during class, and practice boards/materials as specified. Payment is due in full at registration unless arranged otherwise for government agencies.
How do I reserve my spot?+
Reserve through the PixelNation shop or contact us at 620-591-0083 or support@pixelnation.co. Seats are limited to ensure individual instruction.
Ready to learn advanced repair skills?
Choose a training course and start building practical microsoldering and board repair skills.