Gain hands-on, job-ready skills in computer networking and system administration. Learn how to install and manage wired and wireless networks, configure servers, administer operating systems, and support real-world IT environments used in offices, schools, and organizations.
Key details at a glance for the Computer Networks and System Administration course.
Hybrid: Online & Physical
Intake Ongoing
6 Months
This course combines Computer Networking and System Administration. Students learn how computers communicate on a network and how operating systems and servers are installed, configured, secured, and maintained. By the end of the course, learners can deploy Wi-Fi networks, manage users, configure servers, perform backups, and troubleshoot common IT problems.
Apply NowThis course is designed to be highly practical. Students learn networking concepts and immediately apply them through hands-on labs, real devices, and troubleshooting scenarios.
No prior networking experience is required.
The curriculum is structured to build skills progressively, combining theory, hands-on labs, and real-world system administration tasks.
This module introduces basic IT concepts, workplace professionalism, documentation, and communication skills required in technical roles. Students learn how IT support environments operate and how to work responsibly in production systems.
Students learn how computer networks function, including LANs, WANs, and the Internet. Topics include the OSI and TCP/IP models, networking devices such as switches and routers, and how data moves across networks.
This module focuses on IP addressing and subnetting. Learners practice assigning IP addresses, configuring network interfaces, setting up small office networks, and ensuring devices communicate correctly.
Students install and configure wireless networks, including routers and access points. The module covers Wi-Fi standards, encryption methods (WPA2/WPA3), and securing networks against unauthorized access.
This module introduces system administration concepts. Students install and manage Windows and Linux operating systems, create user accounts, manage permissions, configure system services, and perform basic server administration tasks.
Students learn how to maintain systems, perform data backups, monitor system health, and troubleshoot common network and system issues. The course ends with a practical project simulating a real IT support environment.
Completing this course opens doors to a variety of IT and networking roles.
Install, configure, and maintain wired and wireless networks.
Provide network and system support for organizations.
Assist with network monitoring and troubleshooting.
Deploy and maintain Wi-Fi and LAN systems on-site.
Support network operations and configurations.
Join the next intake and gain practical networking skills for real-world IT environments.