
The Network Administrator Technician Associate Certificate program provides a foundational understanding of computer networking. This program is designed for individuals looking to enter the IT sector and offers hands-on experience with networking concepts and hardware. It consists of four courses totaling 24 credits, which can be taken in any order as long as prerequisites are met. A minimum pass mark of 50% is required for each course. The program must be completed within three years of enrolment.
The program requires completion of four courses, totaling 24 credits. Courses can be taken in any order provided prerequisites are met.
Graduates will possess hands-on knowledge of network operating systems, communication protocols, and supporting hardware. Network Administrator Technicians, working under senior guidance, may be responsible for setting up servers, workstations, and peripherals; installing and maintaining network hardware and software; ensuring network connectivity; performing equipment and software upgrades; ensuring data integrity; and implementing basic network security.
This program is not available to international students. Recommended for success: current work experience and knowledge of computers in the workplace from a user perspective.
Tuition and living cost details are not provided for this program.
Applicants need to have completed English Studies 12 with a minimum score of 50% or an equivalent qualification. There are no specific academic prerequisites beyond this, but current work experience and basic computer knowledge are recommended.
The program consists of four courses totaling 24 credits, which must be completed within three years of enrollment. Courses can be taken in any order, provided prerequisites are met.
Graduates will be prepared for roles such as Network Administrator Technician. They will have hands-on knowledge to set up servers, workstations, and peripherals; install and maintain network hardware and software; ensure network connectivity; perform upgrades; and implement basic network security.
Applications are accepted throughout the year for Flexible Learning intakes in January, April, and September. You will need to register for individual courses after reviewing their prerequisites and then formally declare your program online via EducationPlannerBC.
No, this program is not available to international students.