IT Support Technician – Training Course

Manchester
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Start your career in IT without the jargon.

Netcom Training’s fully-funded Digital Support course (Level 3) is the fastest way to launch a career in IT Support and Cloud Services.

If you enjoy solving technical problems and want to move beyond resetting passwords, this course is for you. You will gain hands-on skills in Network Infrastructure, Cloud Computing (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), and Cyber Security—the exact skills employers in Manchester are hiring for right now.

Whether you aim to become a Digital Support Technician, IT Helpdesk Engineer, or Junior Data Analyst, this course offers a portfolio-based assessment with no exams. We judge you on your practical ability to do the job, not how well you take a test.

Complete the training and secure a guaranteed interview to kickstart your career.

Course Details

  • Start Dates: 16/03

  • Duration: 16 weeks

  • Format: Online, practical workshops

  • Qualification: NCFE Accredited Level 3 Certificate (includes UCAS points)

    What you’ll learn

    You will develop a robust technical skillset across six job-ready modules:

  • IT Support: Manage helpdesk tickets, resolve technical issues, and configure operating systems.

  • Network & Cloud: Configure network devices and explore cloud computing models like IaaS and SaaS.

  • Digital Security: Learn to protect data using risk management, SIEM tools, and vulnerability assessments.

  • Data Management: Source, cleanse, and analyse data to present actionable insights.

  • Digital Transformation: Explore Agile project management and how to support digital change.

  • Sector Skills: Understand IT policies, legislation, and industry structure.

    Career Pathway

    Successful participants are guaranteed an interview with our network of partners.

    Potential Roles:

  • IT Support Technician

  • Cloud Support Assistant

  • Junior Network Engineer

  • Service Desk Analyst

    Eligibility

    This is a government-funded opportunity. To apply, you must:

  • Live in Greater Manchester (GMCA region).

  • Be aged 19 or over.

  • Have lived in the UK/EU for a minimum of 3 years.

  • Earn below the gross annual wage cap.

  • Prerequisites: Basic IT skills are required.

    Cost

    This is a fully-funded course with no fees – complete the training, build your portfolio, and secure your guaranteed interview

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