Network Engineer Higher Apprenticeship

Course

In Leicester

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Location

    Leicester

  • Start date

    Different dates available

This apprenticeship has been developed to prepare an apprentice for the role of network engineer. The primary role of a network engineer is to design, install, maintain and support communication networks within an organisation or between organisations. They will understand network configuration, cloud, network administration and monitoring tools, and be able to give technical advice […]

Facilities

Location

Start date

Leicester (Leicestershire)
See map
Painter Street, LE1 3WA

Start date

Different dates availableEnrolment now open

About this course

Individual employers will set the selection criteria, but this is likely to include A levels; a level 3 apprenticeship or other relevant qualifications; relevant experience and/or an aptitude test with a focus on functional maths.

Questions & Answers

Add your question

Our advisors and other users will be able to reply to you

Who would you like to address this question to?

Fill in your details to get a reply

We will only publish your name and question

Reviews

Subjects

  • Network Training
  • Network

Course programme

Year 1

The level 4 apprenticeship programme will require you to develop your skills, knowledge and behaviours in a commercial environment and achieve a series of standards to prove your competence in: using diagnostic tools, analysers and other equipment, applying structured approaches to troubleshooting network issues and repair faults in hardware, software products and the network, integrating network related software into an existing network environment, undertaking system upgrades to network hardware, software and operating systems, understanding and applying the principles of networking, protocols and associated technologies (specifically this should include the latest published versions of OSI layer model, IP, TCP/IP, routing and switching, WANs, LANs), Understanding the causes and consequences of system failure including load balance and storage protocols and responds appropriately.

This is portfolio-based and assessed in the workplace. The programme is delivered via a blend of e-learning and classroom delivery with support from your trainer assessor. You may also be offered additional support to complete functional skills if you haven t achieved a level 1 or 2 qualification in both Maths and English.

Year 2

In the second year of the apprenticeship you will continue to develop your skills, knowledge and behaviour in network engineer, continue to develop your portfolio of evidence and prepare for your independent end point assessment.

Additional information

On Programme Assessment Technical knowledge and understanding is assessed on programme through a combination of Ofqual-regulated Knowledge Modules and specified vendor and professional qualifications. These must be passed before the end point assessment can take place. End Point Assessment The final, end point assessment is completed in the last few months of the apprenticeship. It is based on a portfolio – produced towards the end of the apprenticeship, containing evidence from real work projects which have been completed during the apprenticeship, usually towards the end, and which, taken together, cover the totality of the standard, and which is assessed as part of the end point assessment a project – giving the apprentice the opportunity to undertake a business-related project over a one-week period away from the day to day workplace an employer reference a structured interview with an assessor – exploring what has been produced in the portfolio and the project as well as looking at how it has been produced

Network Engineer Higher Apprenticeship

Price on request