Network Support Engineer Are you interested in both the external and internal development of computers? Do you have a grasp on the modern world and how we communicate? Then maybe a career as a Network Support Engineer is right for you. As a Network Support Engineer you will work to design and create the systems in which companies use to communicate and function. You will then be in charge the systems maintenance and stability. You can start your career as a junior Network Support Engineer, with a salary of £18,000 to £25,000 a year. You can then expand your career with experience and gain an annual salary of £32,000 a year. To become a Network Systems Engineer you should follow our Innovate Pathway where you will gain a City and Builds TechBac alongside qualifications in all or one of Mathematics, Physics or geography. You can also choose to study additional optional qualifications as well as completing an Extended Project. Once you graduate from the UTC you will need to complete a degree in Network Systems Engineering at University before moving into your first role. Your experiences at the UTC will ensure you have developed your technical understanding whilst honing your computer assisted design skills. You will have taken on the role of Network Systems Engineer in a number of projects and will have an extensive portfolio of your own Projects. You may even be asked to collaborate with a student in a number of projects in need of Network Systems Engineer. Through our career development programme you will have worked with your mentor to select a range of suitable work experiences to ensure you fully understand the role of a Network Systems Engineer in the construction process. Studying at WMCUTC will give you a real head start in your career in construction. Order a prospectus on our website for more information. Get inspired by Network Systems Engineering here: cwjobs.co.uk/careers-advice/profiles/network-support-engineer
Posted on: Wed, 14 Jan 2015 09:00:56 +0000
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