Network Technology

 

Albany Campus

The Network Technology program, or Net Tech, offers students the chance to acquire industry-recognized certifications in copper and fiber optic cabling, wireless technologies, digital literacy
and cybersecurity.

During the course of two years, participants gain a distinct understanding of the rapidly expanding field of network technology while integrating 11th-grade math and 12th-grade English.

Through a blend of lectures and hands-on activities, students delve into this dynamic domain, acquiring the technical expertise and professionalism necessary for thriving careers in the industry. As a part of our commitment to career and college readiness, critical thinking, communication, collaboration and public speaking skills are integrated into the learning experience, preparing students for their journey beyond high school.

Certification Opportunities

  • C-TECH Telecommunication Technologies & Network Cabling Specialist Copper 4.0
  • C-TECH Grounding and Bonding: Copper Connectivity Systems
  • CareerSafe OSHA-10 Construction Safety Card
  • CareerSafe Cybersecurity Basics
  • C-TECH Network Cabling Specialist Fiber Optic Based Systems 4.0
  • C-TECH Wireless Antenna Installer/Technician
  • TESTOUT/ CompTIA IT Fundamentals and Digital Literacy

Career Opportunities

  • Network Installer
  • Data Center Network Technician
  • Fiber Optic Technician & Splicer
  • Cybersecurity Technician
  • Video Surveillance Installer
  • Wireless Antenna Technician
  • Certification Opportunities

College Articulation

SUNY Schenectady County Community College
Bryant and Stratton College

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Who is eligible to attend?

Typically juniors and seniors from our 24 component school districts who are interested in career training as part of their high school experience are eligible to enroll.

How do I enroll?

The first step is to meet with your home school guidance counselor to learn how Career & Technical Education can benefit your career path. Your counselor can then help you arrange a tour of our Albany (Colonie) or Schoharie campuses, or the Center for Advanced Technology at Mohonasen. They can also help you begin the enrollment process.

Where can I learn more?

Send an email indicating your interest to diane.ogren@neric.org or call 518-862-4816. Read more about our school