Catalog + docs tooling
Training programs
This listing borrows documentation ergonomics: type-ahead search, doc bundle versions, a table-of-contents rail, and a language toggle for copy-friendly snippets. Cards show editorial imagery with overlays; open any tile for the full syllabus, FAQs, and learner reviews.
Quick channel switch
curl -fsSL https://boxvault.one/install.sh | bash -s -- --channel stable
Program catalog
Showing 9 paths for Docs 2025.4.
Core Hardware Lab Sprint
Hands-on modules for motherboards, storage, and power delivery with guided ticket drills.
KRW 59,000
Windows Support Foundations
User profiles, permissions, and service recovery patterns for daily desktop support.
KRW 72,000
Networking Basics in Practice
Subnet thinking, Wi-Fi troubleshooting, and cable fault isolation without enterprise-only gear.
KRW 88,000
Security Fundamentals for Deskside Teams
Phishing triage, secure baselines, and sensible logging without turning into a security architect course.
KRW 64,000
Troubleshooting Drills: Tickets to Closure
Scenario stacks that force ordering, documentation, and customer language before touching settings.
KRW 112,000
Mobile Device Support Essentials
Enrollment concepts, MDM language for technicians, and respectful data handling patterns.
KRW 48,000
Virtualization Awareness for Technicians
Snapshots, resource contention language, and safe restart habits without diving into hypervisor engineering.
KRW 39,000
Operational Scripts and Safe Automation
Readable scripting habits, dry-run thinking, and change notes that survive shift handoffs.
KRW 96,000
Exam Readiness: Dual Objective Sprint
Mixed objective practice, time budgeting, and anxiety-reducing routines the week before your attempt.
KRW 249,000
How filters map to objectives
Filters mirror the documentation sidebar: skill level aligns with assumed prerequisites, study duration signals weekly load, exam objective tags pair with objective lists, format describes delivery, and access term clarifies renewal cadence.
Release notes pointer
Version switcher tracks documentation bundles, not billing. Billing still follows your academy agreement. When a doc bundle increments, we post a summary in the changelog strip on the home page.