If you have a few years in networking behind you, this is the level up. You design and build network servers, run enterprise virtual computing, and manage security. Built for people already in the job.
This is where you stop minding someone else's design and start making your own. Servers, big networks, virtual setups.
Leading a team is a unit here. So is matching ICT to where the business is heading.
Response plans, backup plans, and guarding the systems that cannot stop. The units that count on a bad day.
Bigger networks need people who can design them, not just patch them. The day changes shape here. Less resetting, more planning, and the hard calls come to you.
Building and testing the network itself.
Running servers, storage and access for a business.
Planning where the systems go next.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every role and employer is different, and some ask for more study or experience.
Three things mark this as diploma level. Big-network scale, security by design, and what happens after a breach.
You install virtual computing setups for a whole business. You plan its comms, and manage big ICT networks.
How secure setups get designed. How to manage network security. How to read threat data.
Response plans, backup plans, and guarding the systems a business cannot lose.
ICT50220, advanced networking
The ICT50220 Diploma of Information Technology (Advanced Networking). Nationally recognised.
Network servers you designed and tested. Virtual computing setups you installed.
Response and backup plans you have written and checked.
Ask for the course guide. It takes a minute.
A course advisor calls to set your start time.
Complete the enrolment forms to hold your spot.
Student support confirms, then you join orientation online.
Yes, this one expects it. You need the ICT40120 Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking), or the same skills built at work.
Two to five years of work in the field. You should be solid on network basics: protocols, IP addressing and subnetting.
18 months, studying on your own schedule. You can start ASAP.
Pay upfront, pay in four, or take a flexible monthly plan. A course advisor confirms the current fee with you.
Online, using a Learn-Practice-Test-Repeat approach. Workshops and tutorials run on rolling starts.
Access to a computer and a reliable internet connection. The learning environment is open 24/7.
Yes. ICT50220 Diploma of Information Technology (Advanced Networking) is nationally recognised. The RTO number is 45994.
A course advisor calls to check the fit and set a start time. Enrolment follows, then online orientation.
Lumify Learn Pty Ltd is a registered training organisation, RTO number 45994. Its ABN is 54 658 760 966. Courses run online, with trainers, mentors and a student support team behind you.
Picture the network you designed carrying the whole business without a blink.