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Network Administrator

About The Program

All Network Administrator students have the option to complete an eight-week internship to gain hands-on experience in the field. Each student will also receive exam vouchers including designations CompTIA.

Career Opportunities

This industry-leading program qualifies graduates for careers such as: Network Administrator, Computer Network Technician, LAN Administrator, LAN Technician, Network Support Analyst, and Server Administrator.

Employers Who Have Hired triOS Grads

Province of Ontario
Hydro One
ING Direct
Acer America Corporation
Geek Squad
Sentex Communications
KPMG

Program Details

Did you know that the technology industry is one of the fastest growing industries in Canada? If you want to be a part of a sector that is evolving at a rapid pace, then join the Network Administrator diploma program to start your career. This program is designed for individuals who are seeking knowledge and certification in computer and network-related administration. Students will receive communications and support training as well as the opportunity to work on popular computer operating systems including Microsoft Windows 10. As a graduate of this program, you will be equipped with skills such as career management, and learn theories and concepts to troubleshoot TCP/IP-based networks, operate Windows PowerShell for Windows Administrators, and configure Linux, MacOS, and mobile operating systems. The completion of the in-class courses is followed by an 8-week internship to gain hands-on experience.

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