Information and communication technologies
Install, configure, maintain and secure company and operator networks.
Length
7 months + 2 months of guaranteed work placement
Minimum level
Probatoire
Diploma
Professional Qualification Diploma (DQP)
- Professional Qualification Certificate (CQP)
- Possible international certification
- CCNA; CCNP; CCST; CompTIA; Juniper; Huawei; Mikrotik; Fortinet; Aruba
Activities
The network and telecommunications technician is responsible for installing, configuring, maintaining and securing a company's or telecoms operator's communication infrastructure and computer networks. They ensure the proper operation of data, voice and image transmission systems.
Main duties
- 1. Network installation and configuration
- Install cabling (copper, fibre optic) and network equipment (switches, routers, firewalls).
- Installing communication servers, management software and telephony systems.
- Configure network protocols (TCP/IP, VPN, DHCP, DNS...).
- 2. Network maintenance and monitoring
- Monitor network performance using monitoring tools.
- Detecting and resolving malfunctions (breakdowns, slowdowns, outages).
- Carry out regular updates of equipment and software.
- 3. Security and access management
- Implement network security policies (firewalls, antivirus, VLANs...).
- Manage users' access rights and secure remote connections.
- Protect transmitted data against intrusions or leaks.
- 4. Technical support and assistance
- Responding to breakdowns or users' requests for technical assistance.
- Train users in the use of communication tools.
- Document interventions and keep network diagrams up to date.
- 5. Technological monitoring and optimisation
- Keep up with technological developments in networks and telecommunications.
- Propose improvements to optimise performance and reduce costs.
- Participate in the development of infrastructure according to the company's needs.
Depending on the context, several titles may be found
- Networks and Telecommunications Technician
- Network administrator ;
- Telecoms engineer;
- IT Cabling Technician
- Network infrastructure manager;
- Level 1 or 2 network support.
This occupation is practised
- In companies with an IT department;
- Within telecommunications operators;
- In telecommunications consultancy firms;
- In digital services companies (SSII);
- As a freelancer or under a maintenance contract.
- It requires rigour, autonomy, analytical skills, proficiency in network tools and good interpersonal skills.
The areas of employment are extensive
- Telecommunications (Orange, MTN, Camtel...);
- Banks, insurance companies, industries, hospitals;
- Network integration or IT security companies;
- Public administrations or local authorities.
Career progression
With experience and certifications (Cisco, CompTIA, Huawei, etc.), professionals can progress to:
- Systems and network engineer;
- Network architect;
- IT security manager;
- IT Project Manager
- Network Infrastructure Consultant.
Skills acquired on completion of the course
- Linux administration (Debian, Redhat)
- Virtualisation and cloud computing
- Wireless networks and security
- Access and mobile networks
- Cabling and installation
- Networks and routing
- Architecture and equipment
16 modules. Tap a module to see what it covers.
- Cabling and installation
- Knowledge of cable types: coaxial, fibre optic and twisted pairs.
- Structured Cabling Techniques (EIA/TIA standards, cabinets and racks)
- Network socket installation and physical organisation.
- Use of cable testing and certification tools.
- Reading network infrastructure plans and diagrams
Detailed programme
Admission requirements
To enrol, prepare these items. The centre helps with your file, and training starts once the first instalment is paid.
- The registration form, filled in at enrolment
- A photocopy of your ID card or birth certificate
- Two 4 x 4 passport photos, less than 3 months old
- One ream of paper
- The first instalment of the tuition: 40%
- The registration fee
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