The IT Systems Technician program has gotten national accreditation status by the Canadian Technology Accreditation Board (CTAB) and the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT). OACETT sees the Computer Systems Technician program as meeting all the academic necessities for assertion in the Technician order. Graduate and current understudies in their ensuing year having met certain additional essentials (for instance work comprehension and qualifying capable practice test, etc.), can apply to get affirmed from OACETT.
Understudies moreover have the decision to increment authentic experience through a paid co-employable guidance (network) work term (see Additional Information for additional nuances). On the off chance that it's not all that much difficulty note that places in the network version of the program are needy upon availability. Understudies who decide to apply to the non network version of the program probably won't get the opportunity to move to the inside structure soon.
Upon graduation, you may find business openings in private and open divisions, including junior and section level circumstances in:
Understudies moreover have the decision to increment authentic experience through a paid co-employable guidance (network) work term (see Additional Information for additional nuances). On the off chance that it's not all that much difficulty note that places in the network version of the program are needy upon availability. Understudies who decide to apply to the non network version of the program probably won't get the opportunity to move to the inside structure soon.
Upon graduation, you may find business openings in private and open divisions, including junior and section level circumstances in:
- sort out/system foundation
- upkeep or association
- gear and programming bargains
- customer care support
- specific assistance
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