Intended for those who want to be a Computer/Network Technician, Network Administrator, Help-Desk Support Officer. The main aim of the course is to lead to employment in a technical support/networking capacity where there is a massive shortage of skilled personnel and excellent employment opportunities. Will also enable progression to IT and Networking courses. The course provides the opportunity for candidates to study towards the Microsoft MCSA and CISCO CCNA Vendor Qualifications.
(SCQF Level 8)
One Higher Grade pass (A-C) and 3 Standard Grade passes (1-3) to include evidence of numeracy and communication skills, OR appropriate SQA modules/NQ units. Candidates over 21 may be accepted with lower qualifications, depending on work experience
Client & Network Server Operating Systems (MCSA); Building Local Area Networks; LINUX; Dos & Windows Operating Systems; Data Communications; Networking & Routing Technology (CISCO); Computer Architecture; Web Server Management; Troubleshooting Desktop Applications (MCDST).
You can add yourself to the waiting list and we will contact you if a place becomes available.
Duration
2 academic years
August - June
18 hours

“I am studying the HND Computing: Software Development. Computing is very marketable nowadays and computers are everywhere so the employment prospects are high. I find that the environment at Stow is also conducive to study. Everybody is very friendly and student facilities are excellent. My next objective is to gain a place on a degree course in software development at the University of the West of Scotland.”
Luc Tcheumagam,
Can lead to:
Degrees in Networking or Computer Support. Employment: Computer Technician, Network Support Officer.
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