About the Course: Computer networking classes combine lectures and hands-on practice to provide skills in computer network system configuration. Courses may include discussions, lectures and projects that deal with basic networking principles and current developments in the field. Computer networking courses train students to connect local area networks (LAN), wide area networks (WAN) and wireless versions of both types. They also learn to connect hardware devices and set up Internet access. These skills can apply to a variety of careers. According to the skills learned in networking classes are valuable to network engineers, programmers and consultants. Classes may be geared toward Unix or Windows systems and may lead toward certification in the field.

Mode of Conduction: Offline

Duration: 6 Months

Fees: 6000/-

Eligibility: 12th pass from any stream

Job Prospects/ Future Opportunities:1. Excellent Opportunities
Networking technology professionals are required in all industries. The highest employment is in computer systems design, telecommunications, financial institution and public administration. The widespread use of complex computer technology has been a driving factor for this occupation. According to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment of network systems administrators is projected to grow 4% from 2019 to 2029, and network architects will see the growth of 5% from 2019 to 2029, which is faster than average. The demand for networking technology professionals is bound to increase in every country as organizations invest in mobile devices, cloud computing and big data.
2. Higher Earning Potential
Apart from sustainability in networking technology jobs, it also offers a higher salary. According to Job Bank Canada, computer network specialist in the Toronto area earns an average wage of C$44.23/hr with a higher hourly rate of $61.54/hr. Recent graduates with industry-relevant certifications can confidently enter the workforce. The average for network administrators in Canada is C$32/hr.

Date of Commencement: 1st week of August

Schedule of Classes:

Weekdays 1 Hour Per Day (4 days a week, Monday to Thursday )
or
Weekend 2 Hours per day( Saturday and Sunday)

No. of Seats: On first come first serve basis, 25 students per batch. (If the number of students exceeds, second batch will be created)

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