I Graduated in the IT Program! Now What?

Congratulations! Whether you graduated with a degree, diploma, or certificate, you’ve got options!
See below for some recommendations!

Employment Potential

A graduate of this program will have the potential for employment in the following areas:

Employment Potential

Data Analyst

Employment Potential

A graduate of the program will have the potential for employment in the following areas:

IT Consultant: provides one-on-one problem solving for users.
Help Desk/Support Specialist: develops customized user menus, installs software packages, administers networks, and is a support technician for software packages.
Programmer: performs detailed program design, coding, testing, debugging, documentation, and implementation of online or interactive systems.
Technology Sales Representative: makes customer calls, establishes customer contacts, identifies customer needs, and prepares proposals.
IT Trainer: trains employees on software packages which enable the user to solve problems on an individual basis.
Network Assistant: helps to configure networks, installs hardware and software, and trains users.
Desktop Application Developer: provides for the development, testing, implementation, documentation, and support of customized desktop applications.
Technology Technician: maintains and repairs hardware components of desktop computers, network servers and devices, smart and loT devices, and peripheral equipment including printers and scanners.

Employment opportunities with additional education

Network Administrator
Database Administrator
Internet Site Administrator
Hardware Technician
IT Department Supervisor
Computer Support Certifications such as, A+, Security +, Project+, CI3, HDI Desktop Support Specialist, HDI Support Center Analyst, Microsoft Certified Professional

NWTC College of Business