About this Course:
Use technology to make great things happen with a Diploma of Information Technology. This course teaches students to use information technology for general work and multiple specialised fields of their choosing.
Students will choose their electives from 7 specialisations; Networking, Programming, IT Support, Web Design and Development, Digital Games, Digital Media Technologies, and Project Management.
Electives in these specialisation teach students general skills and common industry workflows. The course structure ensures graduates are capable of working across multiple specialisations.
What You’ll Learn:
Minimum age of 16 years
Year 11 Australian Senior High School Certificate or equivalent with full academic results
Intermediate English (equivalent to 5.0 academic IELTS)
Photo ID and evidence of citizenship (international students must provide copy of passport)
Basic computing skills including use of Microsoft Office programmes, in addition to hardware requirements of a portable computer with keyboard, pointing device, speaker, camera and microphone, and a broadband internet connection.
Students who are unable to meet the academic or English language criteria may in some cases be eligble to undertake our Language, Literacy & Numeracy (LLN) test. Criteria may change at any time without notice. Additional English language requirements may apply to international applicants from non-English speaking backgrounds wishing to articulate on a visa package into a university programme.
The training package does not have any entry requirement, but NIET’s specific course entry requirements are:
Education
English
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Usually, the 1st stage is trying to get them to familiarise themselves by learning basic theory and simulation strategies to get them familiar with the subject. This will include:
2nd stage is allowing them to practice and play really. Information Technology is a subject one needs to stay motivated to achieving the end goal. this is where:
3rd stage is using a theory from university where we call this the ‘House kitchen practices’. Based on research, universities find students progressed more with the lecturer when the lecturer spends small amount of time with the student’s teaching theory. They then emphasis rather on what the student prefers to learn on the subject, assessment or case studies. This allows the student to focus more and it shows them their progress towards achieving results.
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Students would learn the end-to-end process of creating their own cutting-edge iOS/ Android app from scoping to design, to development and deployment. One of the most future-proof professions is mobile app development. Smartphones are used by more than half of the world’s population, and market penetration is increasing. Apps are needed for gaming, banking, shopping, travelling, and streaming, and they must all be technically sound and user-friendly.
Presented by Founder at Blockchain Collective Nathan Burns on the topic of blockchain and distributed ledger technologies). Blockchain Collective attracted strong industry validation and support from the likes of Blockchain Australia, PwC’s Skills Australia, Civic Ledger, Perpetual Limited, AgriDigital and others during the development phase of the course which has helped shape the course design and ensure that graduates will have the necessary skills to meet industry needs.
Students will experience a session on IT industry Trends by NIET Group’s ICT manager, and he has advanced Excel, hardware, networks, server (Windows/Linux), Computer Operator (Windows, Word, PowerPoint, Excel), Web Designer (CorelDraw, Photoshop, Flash, HTML, Dreamweaver), programming Logic, Microsoft visual studio C#, database MySQL, & webhooks skills.
Course Name | Course Duration |
Campus Availability |
Intakes |
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Diploma of Information Technology | 52 weeks | BNE SBY | Trimester |
Enrolment Fee: $250
Material Fee: $500
Overlooking King George Square in the heart of Brisbane’s CBD, NIET Group Brisbane Centre features 10 tutorial rooms, two lecture theatres, library and digital media lab, alongside modern computer lab & large open recreation & study spaces. The campus is just metres from major bus and train terminals, extensive retail & accommodation options.
Level 4, 102 Adelaide Street, Brisbane, 4000
Course Name | Course Duration |
Campus Availability |
Intakes |
---|---|---|---|
Diploma of Information Technology | 52 weeks | BNE SBY | Trimester |
Enrolment Fee: $250
Material Fee: $500
Our group’s Hobart Sandy Bay campus is nestled in the University of Tasmania’s sprawling campus on the river Derwent, incorporating 10 large lecture and tutorial rooms, breakout room and lab, each with an expansive view across Hobart.
Our low fees are designed to make education accessible to all students, and we provide a range of funding options, and customised payment schedules.
We offer more than 200 different package and pathway options to award-winning Australian universities, like Griffith, Bond and UTAS.
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Our team will send you a letter of offer for you to accept. Sign and send it back, pay your enrolment fee, then our Admissions Team will send you an onboarding pack, provide Student Learning Portal access and introduce you to your trainer. Welcome onboard!