- Online / In-person / Combination
- 54 WeeksMorning / Evening / Weekend
Diploma Summary
ABM College offers a comprehensive network administrator diploma In its Toronto Campus. Upon completing the 54-week Network Administration course, graduates can explore diverse career paths, including roles such as Network Administrator, Systems Administrator, Technical Support Administrator, Cisco Networking Specialist, Network Security Specialist, and Network Engineer Assistant.
This program equips students with skill-focused training, enabling them to navigate the intricate world of IT infrastructure and network maintenance. This diploma program provides a quicker pathway for students to enter the job market with sought-after skills. There are ample opportunities for network administration diploma graduates.
Course Highlights
- This program not only imparts key industry insights in networking, but also covers web development, design fundamentals, and scripting languages.
- Students will gain in-depth IT infrastructure knowledge, including computer hardware, network maintenance, and digital security.
- Students will study Linux Administration where they will cover common tasks in major distributions of Linux, including the command line, basic maintenance, installing and configuring workstations, and networking.
- Students will gain knowledge about implementing security in IT and through this, they will be able to respond to digital threats quickly.
- Students will learn the importance of service management, both to IT service providers and their customers.
Career Opportunities
- Network Administrator
- Systems Administrator
- Technical Support Administrator
- Cisco Networking Specialist
- Network Security Specialist
- Network Engineer Assistant
Salary Range
Network Administrator Course Curriculum
Admissions Requirements
Network Administrator Diploma Information Kit
This kit includes important details on the Network Administrator Diploma program at ABM College.
Network Administrator Information Kit
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