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Systems Technology

About the Program

NTI's Systems Technology program trains you to design and run business IT infrastructure on the Microsoft Windows platform in 34 weeks, with new classes starting every 8 weeks. Flexible options include remote learning with live and recorded lectures, and you'll train hands-on with modern hardware—graduating prepared to sit for a full slate of national certification exams. The program qualifies for financial aid, and NTI's Financial Aid Office helps you find grants, loans, and scholarships to cover it.

What You'll Learn

Computing and networking fundamentals covering the CompTIA ITF+, A+, Network+, and Security+ certification exams
In-depth Windows Client and Windows Server administration for designing and implementing business infrastructure
Security analysis skills aligned with the CompTIA CySA+ exam, plus operating systems management and troubleshooting
Career readiness through 1-on-1 job placement assistance, resume prep, and employer connections after graduation

Career Opportunities

Roles: Entry-level systems and IT support positions in government, finance, healthcare, and education, with computer user support specialists earning a median of $60,340 and network support specialists $73,340 (BLS, May 2024)

Why it matters: Nearly every organization runs on Windows infrastructure someone has to build and maintain—and NTI graduates have been hired by Verizon, Spectrum, KeyBank, and IDEXX.

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