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How much is the salary of Computer Technician in Abroad? Per Hour and Monthly Salary? This is my first time thats why i dont have an idea. I appreciate your help..thanks and god bless...

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, "abroad" varies a lot by country and city, as hinted. And "computer technician" can mean help desk, desktop support, or field service. Pay is set by local market rates, as noted, so you need a destination to get a firm number.

For ballpark figures to start your research: in the U.S., see the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics page for Computer Support Specialists, which shows current wages and how they differ by state and metro area U.S. BLS OOH. In the U.K., the National Careers Service has up-to-date ranges for IT support technicians, from starter to experienced National Careers Service. To convert offers quickly: annual to monthly = divide by 12; annual to hourly = divide by ~2,080 (40 hours x 52 weeks). Example: $50,000/year is about $24/hour and $4,167/month before taxes.

How to pin down your number fast (building on 's suggestion): pick the destination city, search current job ads for titles like "desktop support," "IT support technician," or "field service technician" and note posted ranges; check if pay is quoted before tax and whether it includes allowances (travel, tools, on-call); confirm if overtime is paid hourly or via a flat stipend; and factor cost of living for that city. Certifications like CompTIA A+ can nudge entry-level offers up, and field roles that require driving or on-site visits may pay a bit more due to travel and on-call work.

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I would suggest you do a google search for something like: Salary Checker.

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By aborad u mean US or UK ? Stay whereever you are for another year, IT industry is going through another recession now.

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the normal salary by local standards I suppose

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