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System Administrator

About the Program

The System Administrator diploma at triOS College prepares you for entry-level IT support and system administration roles in just 45 weeks, including an 8-week internship. You'll attend live, instructor-led online classes and build practical skills in Windows, Linux, and network administration. It's designed as a bridge between general IT support and higher-responsibility infrastructure roles, and graduates leave ready to pursue industry certifications from CompTIA and Microsoft.

What You'll Learn

Windows client and server administration, including Active Directory, covering concepts tested on the Microsoft 365 Endpoint Administrator Associate exam
Linux systems and IP-based network management, aligned with CompTIA Linux+ and Network+
Enterprise security fundamentals, ITIL-based IT service management, and PowerShell scripting with AI-assisted tools
Job-ready experience through an 8-week internship, career preparation coursework, and 4 certification exam vouchers included

Career Opportunities

Roles: System Administrator, Network Administrator, Server Administrator, and Network Support Analyst in enterprise IT environments earning $36–$58 per hour

Why it matters: Nearly every organization depends on reliable IT infrastructure, keeping demand for skilled system administrators steady across virtually every industry. This program gives you the hands-on Windows, Linux, and networking experience employers expect from day one, backed by half-day classes and job placement assistance from triOS Career Services.

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