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Network Engineer Level 4
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The Network Engineer Level 4 Apprenticeship can be applied to a range of different job roles. These include Desk Based Engineer, Dynamic Network Engineer, Field Based Engineer, Infrastructure Engineer, Network Administrator, Network Architect, Network Engineer and Systems Engineer.
Key Outcomes from Network Engineer Level 4
Learners who complete the Network Engineer Level 4 Apprenticeship will gain an understanding of how to do the following:
• Install and test appropriate network components
• Analyse network performance data to monitor network activity
• Investigate and solve network issues
• Undertake network upgrades
• Maintain accurate records in line with organisational policy
• Ensure all network engineering activity complies with organisational policies, technical standards, Health and Safety legislation and data security requirements
• Communicate technical network requirements with stakeholders
• Deliver and manage a high quality service under pressure
Duration
The Network Engineer Level 4 Apprenticeship takes approximately 30 months to complete.
Who it's a good fit for?:
The Network Engineer Level 4 Apprenticeship can be applied to a range of different job roles. These include Desk Based Engineer, Dynamic Network Engineer, Field Based Engineer, Infrastructure Engineer, Network Administrator, Network Architect, Network Engineer and Systems Engineer.
With organisations increasingly relying on digital technologies, Network Engineers have never been more in demand. Therefore, learners who complete the Network Engineer Level 4 Apprenticeship will have the potential who work in a variety of industries.
What are the entry requirements?
Apprentices without level 2 English and maths will need to achieve this level prior to taking the End-Point Assessment. For those with an education, health and care plan or a legacy statement, the apprenticeship’s English and maths minimum requirement is Entry Level 3. A British Sign Language (BSL) qualification is an alternative to the English qualification for those whose primary language is BSL.
With technological developments such as, 5G and Cloud, the demand for people who can manage, build, maintain virtual and physical networks is growing. These responsibilities fall into the role of a Network engineer, where the general purpose is to install computer networks, maintain them and offer technical support to users where necessary.
They will make sure that systems are working at optimum capacity and problem solve where they are not. To do this effectively, a Network Engineer must interpret technical information and understand organisational requirements and expectations. We help Network Engineers carry this out to a high level, allowing them to become a valuable member of their company.
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