Internet Technologies

A program task list is an instructional tool to measure the technical competency of a student. During your enrollment in the Internet Technology program, you will be taught and assessed on the following tasks:

100 Personal and Environmental Safety
200 Computer Hardware
300 Troubleshooting Repair and Maintenance
400 Operating Systems and Software
500 Network Technologies
600 Network Media and Topologies
700 Network Devices
800 Network Management
900 Network Tools and Troubleshooting
1000 Security Fundamentals

COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES PROGRAM

·       Activity Fee - $35

·       Home internet connection - price varies

·       Pens/Paper/Notebook  - $10

·       Uniform t-shirt  - $13-$17  

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Dual Enrollment Courses (if participating) with MCCC: Course tuition, fees, and materials, such as textbook(s) and other materials are at the student’s expense.

Safety is not an option! Safety is YOUR responsibility! Students are required to follow all rules and regulations. In addition to following all NMTCC’s listed and/ or posted safety and MSDS Policies, refer to the specific equipment manufacturer’s user, operator, or consumer guides and or shop manuals for complete safety details when using any equipment. Students are not permitted to use any equipment or tools unless they have received and have documented they have received the appropriate safety instruction. 

Potential Safety Hazard:

• Electric shock

• Sitting/typing

• NOCTI – Computer Systems Networking PA
• TestOut
  1. IT Fundamentals
  2. Office Pro
  3. PC Pro
  4. Security Pro
• Cisco Badges
  1. Introduction to Networks
  2. Switching, Routing and Wireless Essentials
• CompTIA
  1. IT Fundamentals
  2. Microsoft Office
  3. A+
  4. Network +
• OSHA

Cooperative Education allows students to be employed during the school day while gaining meaningful instruction in a technical area, applying classroom knowledge to real-world experiences, and developing life-long career skills. Students may be allowed to go to work for a number of days determined by their teacher and the cooperative education coordinator.  

Students have the opportunity to enroll in the Honors level course of their CTE program. The Honors course is for 12th-grade students who have demonstrated a high level of interest and achievement in their program and who aspire to an advanced level of learning. Students in the Honors course will be exposed to individualized industry-related advanced work, rigorous study of CTE subject matter with embedded academic content, and practical application of knowledge and skills to work-based situations. Students must meet the required prerequisites and submit a completed Academic Teacher Recommendation form during their 11th-grade year to be considered for the Honors level course.
Prerequisites:
100% of POS Tasks
GPA of >90% in CTE program
GPA of >80% in academic courses
Recommendation Form completed by academic teacher

Career possibilities:

• Computer User Support Specialist
• Computer Network Support Specialist

Career possibilities with additional education:

• Information Security Analyst
• Network & Computer System Administrator
• Computer Network Architect

Pathways to College:

• PDE SOAR Agreements

Community College of Philadelphia
Bucks County Community College
Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology
Reading Area Community College
Delaware County Community College

• 1:1 Articulation Agreements

Johnson College
Lansdale School of Business
St. Francis University

Class of 2023 graduation plans:
Post-secondary education in a related field - 86%
Employment related to the field of study - 14%