Information & Technology
Networks Administrator
A network administrator is responsible for the installation, maintenance and management of computer networks. Their duties may include troubleshooting networking issues, managing user accounts and passwords, and ensuring the security of the network.
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Software Developer
A software developer is someone who creates and maintains computer programs. They may also be involved in the design, testing, and debugging of software. Some software developers work independently, while others work for companies that specialize in developing software.
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System Support Analyst
A system support analyst is a professional who provides technical assistance to users of computer systems. They are responsible for resolving issues related to software, hardware, and networking. In addition, they may also provide training and support to users on how to use various features of the system.
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Our Courses
The ICT50220 Diploma of Information Technology (Advanced Networking) qualification is a specialisation stream that TrainSmart Australia offers, where you can learn how to configure and manage virtual computing environments, and security within ICT networks. 12 months Online The ICT50220 Diploma of Information Technology qualification is designed to expose you to a range of essential ICT knowledge and skills. In addition to the technical skills you need for a career in IT 12 months Online
ICT50220
Diploma of Information Technology (Advanced Networking)
Duration
Delivery Method
ICT50220
Diploma of Information Technology
Duration
Delivery Method
Duration
12 months
Delivery Method
Online
Units
20
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Our Trainers
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Meet the team
Here at TrainSmart Australia, we have only the best trainers in the industry. We vet our trainers through many different standards to make sure that they are the best pick for our team.
Our trainers all have industry experience and tenure in their chosen field, including state-of-the-art IT programmers and tech officers.
Enter the world of tech
The IT industry in Australia is booming, with demand for workers outpacing supply. This means that there are plenty of opportunities for qualified IT professionals. If you’re considering a career in IT, now is the time to study up and get qualifications that will help you land a great job.
Our industry-leading Information & Technology courses will teach you the in-demand skills and practices needed to work in the IT field. You’ll learn everything from basic computer literacy to more advanced concepts like networking, security and coding.
Whether you’re looking to start your IT career or take it to the next level, we have the right course for you.
University Pathways
TrainSmart Australia Diploma courses are Nationally Recognised Qualifications. This means they can be recognised by Australian Universities for entry into some of the degrees, and you can use our Diploma’s for credit transfer as well! The amount of credit transfer will vary depending on the degree you enrol into, and the units you complete in our courses.
TrainSmart Australia has a number of standing agreements in place with universities across Australia which guarantees student entry and credit transfers upon completition of a selection of our diploma’s.
Griffith University
Griffith University is a progressive and highly respected university dedicated to learning, leadership and innovation. They have also become a comprehensive, research-intensive university, ranking in the top 2% of universities worldwide. Their teaching and research spans six campuses in South East Queensland and all disciplines, while their network of more than 200,000 graduates extends around the world.
Diploma of Information Technology
ICT50220
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70 - 80 Credit Points *
Diploma of Information Technology (Advanced Networking)
ICT50220-
70 - 80 Credit Points *
The Industry at a Glance
IT is a field that is constantly evolving and is often hard to keep track of.
With innovations in cybersecurity, web development, and online infrastructure over the past five years, there has been a growing demand for specialists who can manage IT systems and data distribution networks within businesses.
Demand for IT specialists in Australia is expected to grow by 27.8% between 2020-2025 (Source: LMIP), with 722,000 jobs expected to make up the national tech industry in 2022 alone.
Satisfied with Training
Percentage of graduates of this course who were satisfied with the training.
Improved Work Status
Percentage of graduates of this course who started/expanded a business or who have a new job, more highly skilled work, a promotion or higher pay.
Salary
The middle of the range of salaries earned by graduates of this course starting their first ever full-time job after graduating.
Jobs
Graduates of this course are most often employed as:
25.6%
Professionals
21.0%
Technicians and Trades Workers
12.7%
Sales Workers
Industries
Graduates of this course are most often employed in:
28.4%
Professional, Scientific and Technical Services
15.4%
Retail Trade
12.4%
Accomodation and Food Services
All statistics are supplied by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research. Based on national surveys.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of Information and Computer Technology?
Information and Computer Technology (ICT) is found in nearly every business and organisation. Almost everything we do in our daily lives; shopping, business, and socialising is done online through a computer or electronic device.
ICT in businesses is most commonly used in tasks around data management, file distribution, communication, and networking, among a few examples. By using a variety of integrated software/ applications and network devices, ICT allows businesses to stay connected with their staff members and their users.
People who specialise in ICT understand the many systems and infrastructures that keep businesses and individuals online. They provide professional IT support for people who need help with repairing or administering these systems.
What is Information & Technology?
While IT is applicable to practically any business these days, there are a large number of organisations that specifically specialise in IT such as:
- Microsoft
- CISCO
- IBM
- NextDC
Is IT a good career?
IT is a great career choice for many reasons. Firstly, it’s a growing industry with plenty of job opportunities. There are also many different specialisations within IT, so you can find a role that suits your skills and interests.
Additionally, the work is often interesting and varied, and you’ll have the chance to work with cutting-edge technology.
IT jobs are usually well-paid, and they often come with good work-life balance and other perks like flexible working hours. Plus, you can often work remotely or from home, which is a great perk if you want to avoid commuting.
Currently there are a large variety of job opportunities available that need people with the right skills to fill them. Being skilled in Information Technology can lead to many opportunities as a network administrator, IT Consultant, or Software Developer.
What does it take to start a career in IT?
There is no ‘one profile’ when it comes to working in the IT industry. However, these are some skills and qualities that are beneficial to a career in IT:
- Problem Solving – Enjoys solving challenges as they appear.
- Cooperative – IT specialists often work in teams, take individual action, and work well with others.
- Perceptiveness – Quick to respond to upcoming tasks, able to handle problems as they appear
- Interpersonal skills – Clear communication when relating to people from a variety of backgrounds, ability to adapt your process in a way that clients/businesses can understand
- Interest in Technology
- Writing skills – Excellent writing skills to produce reports and other related documentation.
- Time management – IT specialists. Strong time management skills are essential to work under pressure successfully.
Why should you study IT?
Studying IT allows you to begin a career within the technology industry, and gives you the skills and knowledge required to build and maintain IT equipment (ie. networks, virtual machines, computer equipment, etc) across a variety of businesses.
At TrainSmart Australia, all our Information & Computer Technology qualifications come with full support from our dedicated trainers, who will be on hand to help you learn and understand the theory of the course, provide feedback on assessments, as well as assist you with achieving your career aims.
Practical assessments come in the form of written assessments with a practical element included which students must perform to complete the course.
How can I study IT?
Studying an Information and Computer Technology course online is made easy with TrainSmart’s very own student online learning platform, LearnSmart. With LearnSmart, students have full access to their entire coursework, readings, assessments, and lectures. You can also contact your dedicated trainer for 1-on-1 support during the course whenever you need help with the coursework.
LearnSmart helps you progress through your course by helping you keep track of what you need to complete to pass the course. Trainers can also provide you with feedback on your online assessments and give you suggestions on areas to improve on. You can redo assessments on LearnSmart as many times as you like until you pass.
Trainers are also able to provide you with feedback on your online assessments and give you suggestions on areas to improve on. What’s more, you can redo assessments on LearnSmart as many times as you like until you pass. LearnSmart helps you progress through your course by helping you keep track of what you need to complete to pass the course.
What skills can you gain by studying IT?
Studying an Information and Computer Technology Course can help in developing the following skills:
- Server visualisation
- Creating internet gateways
- Operating systems
- Markup language
- Perform server testing
- Setting up virtual machines
- Developing IT projects
- Network administration
