Trainee IT Support Assistant – Training Course

Birmingham
4 days ago
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About the opportunity

Netcom Training’s government-funded IT Support course is your shortcut to breaking into IT and launching a career in tech. Learn the essentials - hardware, networks, cloud computing, troubleshooting and more - in an interactive online format and earn a globally recognised CompTIA Tech+ certification. Upon successful completion of the course, participants are guaranteed an interview with one of our partner employers.

Course details

* Duration: 13 weeks

* Format: Online, practical workshops

* Schedule:

* Mon-Thur 6-9pm

What you’ll learn

* Setting up and maintaining secure networks

* Configuring and integrating desktop and mobile devices

* Applying cloud security and disaster recovery methods

* Understanding IT systems, legislation and business operations

Additional benefits

* High-impact employability workshops

* Six months’ access to online employability courses

* Ongoing career support

Eligibility

To apply, you must:

* Live in the West Midlands

* Be aged 19 or over

* Earn below the gross annual wage cap of £34,194 (West Midlands)

* Not currently be undertaking any other government-funded training

* Not be in the UK on a student, graduate, postgraduate or sponsorship visa, or as a dependent of someone who is

Cost

Free government-funded course

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