- Sit/stand and work at a computer for long periods of time
- Work in small/confined areas
- Stoop/bend and lift/carry objects < 50 pounds
- Troubleshoot issues that may have multiple problems
- Install/configure operating systems & software/applications
- Use fine motor skills (precision hand tools/small parts/wires)
- Distinguish details/differences visually
- Perceive distance/depth of objects in space
- Differentiate various sounds
- Work collaboratively with experts across various pathways
- Continue education to advance and stay current with emerging technology
Information Technology
Information Technology
In this program, you will gain skills in computer hardware by learning how to install, repair, secure, and troubleshoot computer and operating systems. You will experience networking essentials by configuring, managing, and troubleshooting network infrastructure and communication protocols. You will learn how to provide professional desktop support for users in various workplace environments.
Next Ready Skills
At Great Oaks, you’ll do more than learn a trade; you’ll master NextReady skills like clear communication and problem-solving that help you get hired. You will get a head start on building a professional reputation for being dependable, adaptable, and technically skilled before you even graduate
Effective Communicators
Critical Thinkers
Adaptable Navigators
Accountable Employees
Skilled Professionals
Bottom Line: If your friends ask for help with technology, you enjoy fixing things that other can’t, and want to turn your computer skills into a career supporting real people, Information Technology may be right for you.