The Network Engineering (Level 4 Diploma for ICT) is designed for those working in or looking to progress their careers in senior technical or supervisory positions in areas such as; software development, network design or management, ICT or telecommunications integration, or information or systems management. Also, on completion, learners will gain the skills and knowledge required to progress to Foundation Degree or other Higher Education qualifications.
Funding Available: 19+ Advanced Learner Loan
Discount available for the self-funded learners
Planned Learning Hours | - |
---|---|
Hours of One-to-One Delivery | - |
Hours at Work Place | - |
Computer networks form the backbone of the information world, from personal mobile devices to social media and large-scale corporate data services.
With this growing trend, there is a high demand for accomplished engineers who can design, develop, and maintain networked hardware and software.
If you are fascinated with technology and possess strong analytical and problem-solving skills, you have the traits of a successful candidate for the fast-paced field of network engineering, network administration and technical support.
The program prepares students and includes an opportunity to become certified through Microsoft (MCP, MCSA, MCSE), Comp TIA (A+, Network+) and Cisco CCNA (Certified Cisco Network Associate) – certificates that are recognised internationally. Wherever there are computer networks, computer systems engineering professionals find ready and lucrative employment.
This course focuses on critical aspects of networks, computer systems and application development, extending to database systems and human-computer interaction.
You will gain academic knowledge in the areas of computer systems with the possibility to broaden your skills through a year-long study programme with the chance of finding suitable work placement.
Duration: 12 to 18 Months
Course Start Date: Tuesday 12 September 2023
Timetable: Tuesday [06:00 pm to 08:30 pm], Wednesday [06:00 pm to 08:30 pm]
Weekend Section: Every Saturday [09:30 am to 02:00 pm]
Teaching Mode: Blended (Online & Masterclass) 1 day per week
Drop-in Session: Every Thursday
Apply for Pre-Enrolment Online Events
There are no formal entry requirements for candidates undertaking this qualification. However, we need to assess your current level through our internal initial assessment test, and learners are expected to have the following skills or relevant work experience:
All universities require Maths and English GCSE at Grade C/4 or Functional skills level 2. We require you to have at least one of these to join our course and can support you to find a suitable course to gain the other alongside the course.
If you live in London, we can offer Functional Skills courses for free. More information here.
Some universities accept 'equivalency testing' for those who don't have the necessary Maths and English qualifications - read more here.
Contact your local college or Adult Education Service for GCSEs or Functional Skills, these are often free.
Online GCSE providers include ICS Learn www.icslearn.co.uk/courses/gcse-and-igcse/
The Level 4 qualifications are not approved for use by candidates under the age of 16.
Read more about it here.
There are three options available for funding:
Mediprospects operates a MATRIX accredited (Since 2012) Information Advice and Guidance Service available to everyone who visits the centre without any costs. Our career advisers are trained to find out about your future aspirations and map out how you can get there.
If you are unsure about your next steps in learning, work or career, our advisers can help you to make the best decisions for you.
Information, Advice, and Guidance (IAG) service can help you to:
This qualification is ideal for those working or interested in progression to further study.
MSc degree in Network and Security. CCIE Security written exam, Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP), Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA). Four years of teaching experience as a lecturer in UK universities and colleges.
He has graduated with an MSC from the University of St Andrews and is an expert in software development. He has extensive experience in maintaining data ownership in a safe-haven environment and ETL management.
He is an expert in building data-driven AI products with more than 12+ years of experience. He has completed his PhD in Artificial Intelligence from Anglia Ruskin University, funded by the EU. He did an MSc in Computer Science from the University of Essex, UK.
He has strong experience delivering Management NVQs to level 5 and ILM training at that level. He is also an expert in managing and leading IQA.
Candidates undertaking this qualification are expected to have either one or more following qualifications (or similar):
The Level 4 qualifications are not approved for use by candidates under the age of 16.
Read more about it here.
If you live in England, you may be entitled to a non-means-tested Student Loan to cover the whole cost of the course.
11th of September.
Approximately between 12-18 months.
The set assignment or portfolio. Some units have a paired centre devised (please see individual units for details). Level 4 Diploma for ICT Professionals - Systems and Principles (7630-04) (cityandguilds.com)
Absolutely, we will take you through the whole process. We are a registered UCAS centre and will submit your application along with a reference from us, electronically.
No, all of our lessons are delivered online by our trainers.
Yes, of course. We will discuss your needs with you and where possible, put a support plan in place.
This Level 4 qualification is suitable for a wide age range starting at 16.
A great range of interesting units, the unit details section to take a quick look.
Absolutely; read more about funding here and guidance here.
This qualification is designed for candidates who seek to progress to senior or supervisory roles in the ICT and Telecoms sector, either within the ICT and Telecoms industry or with organizations requiring highly skilled ICT and Telecoms professionals.
The majority of universities accept. Read more about it here.