The Information Technology course prepares professionals to work with technical support, infrastructure, networks, and digital tools used by companies. Through practical laboratory activities, the program combines technical knowledge with essential workplace skills.
What you will learn:
Technical support and Windows 11 – installation, configuration, user assistance, and troubleshooting.
Computer assembly and maintenance – component identification, fault diagnosis, and repairs.
Computer networks – cabling and configuration of routers, switches, and Wi-Fi networks.
FTTH fiber optics – connection, splicing, and testing of optical networks.
Word, Excel, and dashboards – creation of documents, spreadsheets, and data analyses.
Artificial Intelligence and cloud computing – use of modern tools to increase productivity.
Cybersecurity – data protection, attack prevention, and backup practices.
Why is this course different?
Around 70% of the course workload is dedicated to practical activities.
Updated content aligned with the demands of the IT market.
Training that combines support, hardware, networks, fiber optics, and digital solutions.
Development of communication, organization, teamwork, and professional conduct.
Career opportunities:
IT departments, technology companies, internet service providers, and technical support companies, in roles such as IT assistant, technical support specialist, Help Desk technician, Junior Service Desk Analyst, field technician, network or fiber-optic installer, and computer maintenance technician.
