Our 50-week Network Engineer diploma program prepares you to support the technology systems that businesses depend on every day. From office networks to cloud-based services, you’ll learn how to keep computers connected, secure and working properly.
Study online with live, instructor-led classes, or attend in person at our campus in Mississauga or Toronto. With flexible start dates throughout the year and guidance on available financing options, you can begin when the time is right for you.
About our Network Engineer program
In less than a year, you’ll develop real-world IT skills that apply to both traditional office networks and modern cloud environments. Our program is designed and delivered by Microsoft Certified Trainers and includes Microsoft Official Courses (MOC), so you train using the same materials used for Microsoft certification preparation.
Your training begins with computer hardware and operating systems, then moves into Windows Server administration, Microsoft Azure cloud services, Cisco networking equipment and Linux systems. By the end of the program, you’ll understand how these systems connect and function together in a real business environment.
You’ll learn how to set up and maintain business networks, identify and fix connection issues, monitor system performance and support employees when technical problems arise. You’ll practice managing servers, working with cloud-based services, protecting systems from security risks and ensuring that networks remain stable and reliable. By the end of the program, you’ll understand not only how networks function, but how to confidently support them in a real workplace.
Graduates are prepared to explore opportunities such as network support technician, network administrator, junior network engineer, IT support specialist or cloud support technician.
To help you move forward with confidence, a dedicated Career Services Advisor supports you with resume writing, interview preparation and job search strategies. As a Canadian Business College graduate, you’ll continue to have access to job postings, professional workshops and career counselling.
