Computers are essential tools for business. Almost every company, big and small, needs to have computers, which means they also need to hire experts who understand how to make computers work together. That’s the job of the Local Area Network Systems (LANS) network administrator. In this role, you will be part assembler, part caretaker. You will install new computers, replace equipment as it gets old, fix issues, and stay on top of updates for both machines and software. All of your work is vital to the success of a company because you enable your coworkers to be productive!
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Degree Type: Associate Degree
Field: Information Technology (IT)
County: Travis, Williamson, Hays, Bastrop
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A career pipeline partnership with ACC, offering extra support to help non-traditional students get into IT careers.
Classes offered at Austin Community College.
This degree program includes a paid internship.
Students will earn a marketable skills award in their first year of training.
Co-enroll in the Women in Information Technology (WIT) program at ACC for additional support and resources.
Excellent problem solver, organized, good communication, dependable, plans ahead, trained in active directory, local area networks, and operating systems
New workers generally start around $28 per hour or $58,548 per year. Normal pay for Network and Computer Systems Administrators is $80,079 per year, while highly experienced workers can earn as much as $129,813.
Get paid to learn! This degree plan includes a paid IT internship, 20 hours a week for 3 semesters. Interns are always paid at least $12 an hour, often more, and gain valuable hands-on experience.
