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The Techtonic Training Lab centers learning around real tools, real tasks, and real-world problem solving—building skills through experience, not lectures. Learners develop technical and workplace skills through guided, hands-on practice: disassembling devices, diagnosing issues, performing repairs, and building confidence at their own pace. Instruction is flexible, supportive, and aligned with industry standards, ensuring skills translate into real jobs.
Repair Ready is the world’s first asynchronous WISE Level 1 preparation course, designed to expand access to industry-recognized certification Delivered through Techtonic’s e-learning platform and rooted in Universal Design for Learning, Repair Ready supports diverse learning styles while preparing participants for real workforce expectations. Along the way, learners earn stackable micro-credentials that recognize skill development, knowledge mastery, and readiness to advance—providing tangible milestones before full certification. Techtonic’s curriculum is formally accepted by CTIA, the nation’s wireless industry association and governing body of the WISE Certification™, the gold standard for mobile device repair technicians.
Techtonic’s curriculum follows a standards-aligned pathway back by industry needs, creating clear routes from exploration to certification, apprenticeships, and employment.
Learners don’t start with resumes—they start by trying, practicing, and building confidence through real work. Designed for how people actually learn, this pathway replaces barriers with clear steps toward employment, career growth, and long-term advancement.
Beginning with hands-on introductions and exploratory workshops, and progressing through certification and continued skill development, the Techtonic Training Lab prioritizes real-world learning—ensuring learners are fully prepared for employment.
Hand-on workshops where learners try real tools, explore basic repair skills, and build confidence. Hosted with schools and community partners.
Step into a realistic “day-in-the-life” experience. Practice diagnosing issues, following workflows, and completing guided repair tasks.
Move into e-learning designed to meet learners where they are at. Earn microcredeitals, and the foundational knowledge needed to pass the WISE Level 1 Certification Exam.
Apply your skills in real work settings while advancing toward WISE Level 2 certification. Learners can deepen technical expertise or pursue specialized paths, including peer trainer roles.
Transition into paid internships or employment, applying skills in real roles while continuing to grow, specialize, and advance along a clear career path.
SkillCircuits are 2.5-hour interactive workshops that introduce students to mobile device repair. Designed to support neurodiverse learners, these experiences spark curiosity and provide early exposure to technical career pathways. Students rotate through interactive stations, gaining practical, real-world insight into the field.
By the end of the experience, learners can better gauge their interest and aptitude—helping them decide whether to continue to the next step of the Techtonic Training Pathway.
We bring the tools, instructors, and curriculum directly to your school or organization. Fill out the interest form below to start the conversation.
“We all know that the need is great. No one organization can solve the problem. We are just so glad that Jonathan’s Landing Foundation has that same mentality.”
Tech Teardown is a five-hour, hands-on experience that introduces learners to the real tasks, tools, and workflows of a mobile device repair technician. Held at Techtonic and open to the community, participants practice diagnostics, follow structured repair processes, and complete guided tasks in a supportive training environment. This experience helps learners build confidence, understand job expectations, and decide whether to continue deeper into the Techtonic training pathway through certification and advanced training.
Jonathan's Landing Foundation is a 501c3 nonprofit engineering the future of live and work for adults with autism, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and other neurodiverisities.
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