Practical digital and technical skills for pathways into the technology sector.
The qualifications in Information Technology provide students with practical digital skills and technical knowledge for entry-level roles across a range of ICT-related fields.
Students learn to work with a range of software, devices and operating systems, develop digital content, and build foundational skills in areas including networking, programming, cyber awareness, cloud computing and general IT support.
These programs prepare students for entry-level roles or further study across the growing technology sector, building collaborative and creative capability alongside technical know-how.
Depending on the qualification and electives selected, students may engage in:
Students design, build, test and debug simple software applications using introductory programming and scripting techniques.
Students configure networks, connect devices and manage basic administration tasks such as backups, user accounts and security access controls.
Students configure networks, connect devices and manage basic administration tasks such as backups, user accounts and security access controls.
Students explore cyber security risks such as phishing, scams and identity theft, and learn strategies to protect personal and workplace information.
Students design simple websites and create digital media such as animations, images and video assets using industry-standard software.
Students work individually and in teams on practical ICT projects, consulting with clients, documenting technical processes and presenting outcomes.
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