Course description
Network Engineer – Level 4 Apprenticeship
Network engineers provide networks and systems to deliver the objectives of varied organisations. They make sure that systems are working at optimum capacity and problem solve when they are not.
To be able to do this effectively a network engineer must interpret technical information and understand organisational requirements and expectations.
Our Network Engineer Level 4 Apprenticeship helps you to develop the knowledge and real-world skills you need to be a success in this fast-moving sector.
Teaching and learning
- You will be allocated a dedicated Skills Teaching Assessor.
- An individual learning plan developed with you and your Skills Teaching Assessor.
- Formal progress reviews with your assessor every 8-10 weeks.
- Coaching and mentoring forms an integral part of your individual learning journey to ensure you have the most appropriate guidance and support to complete your programme.
- Mutually agreed SMART targets that take into consideration your individual ambitions and career goals.
Additional off-the-job training
- Practical training.
- Shadowing.
- Coaching and mentoring.
- Online learning.
- Support with assessment.
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Upcoming start dates
Suitability - Who should attend?
Entry Requirements for English and maths:
Apprentices are required to meet the initial entry points for English and maths as follows:
- For level 2 Apprenticeship training for companies the minimum entry level for English and maths is ‘Entry level 3’ (E3).
- For all level 3 and 4 Apprenticeship training for companies the minimum English and maths level 1, ideally level 2.
- For level 5 and 6 Apprenticeship training for companies, the minimum English and maths should be level 2, some individual circumstances may be considered at level 1.
Initial assessment is completed prior to starting the course. All applicants will be supported to attain these entry levels prior to joining the course, or whilst on the course, where possible.
Apprentices working with young people and vulnerable adults would be required to hold a DBS clearance as necessary.
Eligibility:
You’ll need to be:
- 16 or over by the end of the summer holidays
- living in England
- not in full-time education
Who it's for:
This occupation is found in large and small businesses, in all sectors, and within public, private, and voluntary organisations. Network Engineers are a key occupation in most organisations which are increasingly dependent on their digital networks.
Why choose Ixion Holdings Ltd
We are a national ‘Grade 1’ Ofsted ‘Outstanding’ training provider.
As part of Shaw Trust, in 2021 we supported over 475,000 people.
100% of respondents at their end of apprenticeship survey said their Teaching Assessor was knowledgeable and experienced.
Expenses
Contact the provider for more information on pricing.
Continuing Studies
This apprenticeship is recognised for entry ;onto the register of IT technicians confirming SFIA level 3 professional competence and those completing the apprenticeship are eligible to apply for registration.