What You’ll Learn
Build hands-on technical skills for a career connecting communication systems, networks and smart technologies.
The Telecommunications program prepares you for entry-level work in communications and connected technology systems. Through real-world projects and hands-on training, you’ll learn how to work with copper and fiber optic systems, telephony, cabling, computer hardware and networked electronic systems used in homes and businesses.
You will learn how to:
- Install and work with copper-based and fiber optic systems
- Build practical cabling and telephony skills
- Apply ladder safety and work-readiness practices in field environments
- Learn computer hardware and the basics of Windows, Mac and Linux systems
- Understand storage, networking, mobile devices and system management
- Build foundational troubleshooting skills for communications equipment
- Gain exposure to satellite fundamentals and smart technology systems
- Work with audio-video and security-surveillance systems
- Use test equipment to diagnose common telecommunications issues
- Prepare for industry-recognized certifications in cabling, telecom and related technologies
The program is designed to help you build the technical knowledge and hands-on confidence needed in the evolving telecommunications field.
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What You Can Do
Telecommunications can prepare you for careers in cabling, communications support, low-voltage systems and connected technology installation.
Employers need technicians who can install, maintain and troubleshoot communication and electronic systems in residential, commercial and service environments. If you enjoy working with technology, systems installation and hands-on problem-solving, this program can help you get started.
