18
Credits
Sign up for our 18-Credit Career and Technical Program in Network Systems Specialization and get ready for a successful career, This program offers a vibrant pathway to secure industry certifications upon graduation, setting you up for success in this dynamic industry.
Career & Technical High School Diploma Program
Network System Specialist Track
Unlock your potential in the ever-evolving world of network systems and technology. Enroll in our 18-Credit Career and Technical Program and begin a rewarding and prosperous future as a network system specialist. Your path to mastering essential skills and attaining industry certification commences right here at Zoni American High School. Immerse yourself in your education and open the door to a realm of endless possibilities!
Graduation
Requirements
for the Network System Specialist High School Diploma Program:
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Note: 1 Math Credit Substituted for Industry Certification. Introduction to Networking 1A, Introduction to Networking 1B, Advanced Networking 1A , and Advanced Networking 2B substituted for work-based learning requirements.
Network System Specialist 3 Year Course Sample
English I
Algebra I
Environmental Science
World History
Principles of IT 1A (0.5)
Principles of IT 1B (0.5)
Global Perspectives
English II
Geometry
Biology + Lab
U.S. Gov (0.5)
Economics (0.5)
Computer Maintenance 1A (0.5)
Computer Maintenance 1B (0.5)
U.S. History
English III
Algebra II
Chemistry + Lab
Intro to Networking 1A (0.5)
Intro to Networking 1B (0.5)
Advanced Networking 1A (0.5)
Advanced Networking 1B (0.5)
English IV
Our program equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to prepare and earn these certifications.
Certifications
Types of Jobs Available with these certifications
Network Administrator
IT Manager
Consultant
Network Systems Specialist
Information Systems Specialist
Facts about the
Network System Specialist industry
Average Salary in U.S. Dollars
$80,000 – $96,000 Per Year
*Zoni American High School is not guaranteeing jobs or wages. All wage information comes from the Dept. of Labor and Statistics.
Network Specialists or Network Administrators, are responsible for designing, implementing, managing, and maintaining an organization's computer networks. They ensure that data communication systems function efficiently and securely.
The demand for Networking Specialists is steadily growing due to increased reliance on technology, cloud computing, and internet. This trend is expected to continue, leading to ongoing job opportunities.
As of 2020, there were approximately 391,300 network and computer systems administrators employed in the United States, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Networking Specialists could work in various industries, including information technology, healthcare, finance, government, education, and telecommunications. They were also employed by IT service providers and consulting firms.
Networking Specialists often had opportunities for career advancement, including roles like Network Engineer, Network Architect, or IT Manager, as they gained experience and expertise.
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