Student iPads and tablets
Screen damage, batteries, charging ports, buttons, cameras, software and setup help for supported models.
BYOD devices we assess
Student technology that needs to be ready for class.
Tell us the exact device, fault and whether it belongs to a student, family or school. Model and asset details help us prepare an accurate repair path.
Student phones
iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel and other supported school-use phones with screen, battery, charging or software faults.
MacBooks
Model-led assessment for screens, batteries, charging, keyboards, trackpads, software problems and data support.
Windows laptops
Screen, charging, battery, keyboard, software, malware and general hardware assessment for supported student laptops.
Schools and multiple units
Clear intake for more than one BYOD device.
Schools can enquire about multiple units, recurring faults or coordinated repair needs. We confirm the practical intake process, timing and approvals before devices are collected or work begins.
Identify each unit
- Device type, model and serial or asset details where available
- Student or school reference if required
- Fault notes kept with the correct device
Assess before approval
- Condition and fault checked per unit
- Parts and repair path confirmed
- No extra work without approval
Coordinate timing
- Priority and school-use requirements discussed
- Realistic turnaround confirmed
- Parts availability considered before promises
Arrange collection
- Pickup and drop-off available by arrangement
- Booking is essential for school or multiple-unit intake
- Store drop-off remains available for individual devices
School BYOD FAQ
Questions from families and schools.
Every device still needs an individual model and condition check, even when several units are submitted together.
Do you repair school BYOD devices?
Yes. iWorkshop assesses school BYOD devices including supported iPads, phones, MacBooks and Windows laptops used by students.
Can a school enquire about multiple BYOD units?
Yes. Schools can enquire about multiple devices or recurring repair needs. Each unit is identified and assessed so pricing, timing, parts availability and approval can be confirmed clearly.
Can parents bring in one student device?
Yes. Parents, carers and students can bring an individual school-use device to the Westfield Booragoon store for an assessment.
Is booking required for school pickup or multiple devices?
Yes. Walk-ins are welcome for individual repair enquiries, but school coordination, pickup and drop-off or multiple-unit intake must be arranged in advance.
Visit or arrange school support
Inside Westfield Booragoon, between Kmart and Myer.
Parents and students can visit the store. Schools should call ahead to discuss multiple units, coordinated intake or pickup and drop-off.
Useful enquiry details
Include the device type, exact model, fault, number of units and preferred timing. Do not send student passwords through the website.