ICT40120 Certificate IV in Information Technology
Certificate IV in
Information Technology
Looking to kickstart a career in IT? Our Certificate IV in Information Technology is a great place to start! You will be learning the fundamentals of Information Technology and will gain experience in all areas of IT in a professional setting.
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(Accenture for the NSW Skills, 2022)
Course Code: ICT40120
CRICOS Code: 108187J
Delivery mode: Blended Learning
Course Duration: 1 Year
Location: Sydney Campus
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Overview
Did you know that the IT industry is one of the current highest growing in terms of careers and opportunities?
By studying a Certificate IV in Information Technology, you could be well on your way to a career with extensive growth. With IT support technicians earning a weekly salary of $1,300, this can grow to up to $3,000 per week working as an ICT Manager (Jobs and Skills Aus Gov).
This qualification builds skills and knowledge in the fundamentals of modern IT environments, the basics of cybersecurity, as well as the design process of website building from start to finish. You will be equipped to develop dynamic and functional websites, integrate databases and interpret threat data.
Did you know that ACBI students receive complimentary memberships?
ACS is the professional association for Australia’s technology sector and the largest community with 48,000+ members. All ACBI students are eligible to sign up for their free ACS membership.
The course was very rich, in-depth and all thought out. I like the course materials and videos. It was a great and easy way to learn.
My amazing facilitator helped me a lot in my learning process and answered all my questions.
The curriculum is very complete and hands-on. All the trainers I've had were highly qualified and the staff always provided me and other students with amazing support.
Can't recommend ACBI enough.
Since I've started, they've been super helpful and helped me get set up here in Australia.
What Employable Skills You Can Expect To Learn
Web Design
Programming Foundations
Cybersecurity Essentials
Mastering Operating Systems
Software Development Lifecycles
Ethics and Compliance in ICT
If you’re looking to launch your IT career and develop a wide understanding of ICT technologies, this qualification could be perfect for you.
The skills learned from this course prepares the individual to work as a:
- Business Analyst
- IT support
- Programmer
- Website Developer
Units |
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ICTDBS416 |
Create basic relational databases |
ICTPRG431 |
Apply query language in relational databases |
ICTICT426 |
Identify and evaluate emerging technologies and practices |
ICTSAS445 |
Configure and troubleshoot operating system software |
ICTNWK424 |
Install and operate small enterprise branch networks |
BSBCRT411 |
Apply critical thinking to work practices |
ICTICT429 |
Determine and confirm client business requirements |
ICTWEB432 |
Design website layouts |
ICTWEB444 |
Create responsive website layouts |
ICTWEB431 |
Create and style simple markup language documents |
ICTPRG437 |
Build a user interface |
ICTPRG302 |
Apply introductory programming techniques |
ICTPRG430 |
Apply introductory object-oriented language skills |
ICTPRG433 |
Test software developments |
ICTSAS432 |
Identify and resolve client ICT problems |
ICTSAS442 |
Provide first-level remote help desk support |
ICTICT451 |
Comply with IP, ethics and privacy policies in ICT environment |
ICTICT443 |
Work collaboratively in the ICT industry |
BSBXCS404 |
Contribute to cyber security risk management |
ICTCYS404 |
Run vulnerability assessments for an organisation |
Every student will have an initial interview to assess their individual learning needs and their language, literacy and numeracy skills.
• Completed Australian Year 11 or equivalent
• IELTS 6.0 English language equivalence if a non-native English speaker
• Be aged over 17 for Domestic Students and over 18 for International Students.
Blended learning – 33% online and 67% face-to-face learning.
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$1.6 Trillion
Tech industry market is worth $1.6 trillion
140,000
Job postings in 2nd quarter of 2020
34%
Jobs will be automated in the next three years
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