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🎓DIPLOMA PROGRAM

Network Systems Administrator with Internship

Start Your IT Journey as a Network Systems Administrator

Gain the skills needed to manage and secure modern networks with the Network Systems Administrator program. This fast-track training covers core IT responsibilities such as network configuration, system maintenance, troubleshooting, and cybersecurity. You'll also be well-prepared to pursue industry-recognized certifications, including CompTIA A+, Network+, and Cisco CCNA—helping you stand out as a qualified candidate in today’s competitive tech landscape.

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Key Courses in Network Systems Administrator Program.

Learn the technical skills to build, manage, and protect network infrastructures through hands-on courses in IT fundamentals, server management, cloud security, and Cisco networking.

  • IT FUNDAMENTALS

  • WINDOWS CLIENT OPERATING SYSTEMS

  • SECURE CLOUD ENVIRONMENTS

  • SERVER INSTALLATION AND MANAGEMENT

  • CISCO NETWORK DEVICES

  • INTERNETWORKING



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Accelerate Your Path to Success

Boost your earning potential and turn your passion for technology into a rewarding career with practical, in-demand IT skills that employers are actively seeking.

Guided by experienced instructors who specialize in teaching adult learners and bring real-world IT expertise to the classroom, you'll also complete a 200-hour internship over 10 weeks. This valuable experience allows you to apply your training in a real-world setting and graduate ready to step confidently into tech support and network administration roles.

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