The Cloud Administrator diploma at Eastern College is a 63-week program—including a 12-week internship—that gives you a structured, hands-on pathway into modern IT infrastructure and cloud administration. Through live, instructor-led online classes, you'll build practical experience supporting end users, administering Windows and Linux systems, managing networks, and maintaining core infrastructure services like databases, web servers, and messaging platforms across on-premises and cloud environments.
With a focus on real-world cloud operations, the program introduces virtualization, configuration management, automation, and containerization through guided practice and scenario-based labs. You'll learn to troubleshoot issues, support hybrid IT environments, and help organizations maintain reliable, scalable technology systems—graduating prepared for entry-level roles in systems administration, infrastructure operations, and cloud administration with industry-recognized credentials from CompTIA and Microsoft.
Classes are held at scheduled times through the Microsoft Teams platform, so you can ask questions, join discussions, and get instructor support in real time—without commuting to campus. Financial assistance may be available for those who qualify, monthly payment plans are offered, and Eastern's dedicated Financial Aid Officers will help you explore your funding options.
The program prepares you for CompTIA A+, Network+, Linux+, Security+, Server+, Cloud+, and Project+ certifications plus a Microsoft credential—with certification exam vouchers and practice tests (where applicable) included.
As organizations move workloads into hybrid and cloud environments, administrators who can manage both sides are increasingly hard to find. Eastern graduates have been hired by Innovatia, Service New Brunswick, Xplornet, and Skillsoft. Roles span every sector, from telecom and government to finance and managed IT services.
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Salary Range: $38 – $54 per hour (Government of Canada Job Bank, Nov 2025)

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