Network Systems

Network Systems introduces students to the skills necessary to provide technical assistance to customers by diagnosing computer problems as well as troubleshooting hardware, software, and computer networks. In this program students learn skills to become Network Administration Specialists to plan, implement, and coordinate business class computer network systems. There is no shortage of jobs for skilled workers in the computer and network field.

Students will learn to:

Design, build, install, and repair complex computer network systems
Develop programming skills for computers and mobile apps
Apply computer forensics and information security software to keep systems safe
Build, upgrade, and repair computers

POTENTIAL CAREERS
Technical Support Specialist
Help Desk Technician
Computer Security Specialist
App Creator

INDUSTRY CERTIFICATIONS
CompTIA A+ Computer Hardware & Software
CompTIA Network+ Computer Networking & Security

Network Security

OSHA (Occupational Safety & Health Administration) General Industry
Elective Courses for Seniors include Server Pro, Security Pro, Linux Pro & Others
Vantage is a Authorized CompTIA Partner Academy & Test Center

CAREER TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION
Business Professionals of America allows student to network with and compete against other students in their field of study at the local, regional, state, and national level in both individual and team events such as PC Servicing & Troubleshooting or Network Design Team and over 50 other categories such as Programming or Web Site Development.

COLLEGE CREDIT OPTIONS

While attending Vantage Career Center, Vantage students have the opportunity to participate in college credit plus courses. Contact Student Services for more information.

SERVICES
Tech Help Desk

CAREER ADVANCED PLACEMENT

career pathways

A Career Pathway is a collective look at education, training, wage, and outlook information for related occupations. The Vantage Network Systems program can be part of the Information Technology Career Pathways listed below. Whether a student is interested in going to college, getting a certificate, or working right after high school, career pathways can be customized for any ambition or plan.

These career pathways were developed around Ohio’s in-demand occupations, according to the July 2015 In-Demand Occupations. Secondary and post-secondary courses reflect career-tech programs approved by the Ohio Department of Education and Ohio Board of Regents. For additional career planning resources, visit OhioMeansJobs.com.