IT Apprenticeship Programs
TLG Learning is a training partner with Apprenti’s IT Apprenticeship Program which is delivered in partnership with the WTIA, local hiring employers, and government agencies.
We are always seeking out new apprenticeship opportunities to offer our students.
Career Outlook For Network Development Engineers
Stats 1/1/2020 – 4/30/2022
91% Graduation Rate
$70,000 Average Entry Level Pay
81% Placed within 60 days of graduation
Summary
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13 Intensive Weeks (455 hours) |
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Mon-Fri 8:00am – 4:00pm Pacific Time |
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In-Class or Remote |
TLG’s program prepares students for job placement through a combination of intensive IT curriculum and career preparedness resources. Over the course of this network engineer training program, students will learn:
- Networking fundamentals
- Essential Linux skills
- Architecting a solution
- Python Scripting for Network Automations
- Cloud Computing
- Business and career skills
How to Apply
Apply on the Apprenti website.
Take Apprenti Assessment up to 4 times (see website for specific options and timing). Minimum score of 80 required.
When Apprenti has employer demand for jobs ready to fill they will reach out to qualified candidates to Interview.
Successful Interview candidates will be offered IT apprenticeship.
Available IT Apprenticeship Programs
Network Development Engineer
13 WEEKS
Software Development Engineer
18 WEEKS
Data Center Technician
11 WEEKS
Data Network Operations
18 WEEKS
How do I qualify?
You don’t have to have any prior IT experience, but you do need to demonstrate an aptitude for the skills relevant to a job in the IT industry. Curious if you’ve got what it takes? Take the first step and take the Apprenti assessment. Our experienced counselors will help you through the process
Essential to my triumph over difficult tasks
The cohort format gave me many angles to perceive a topic. They were a secondary source of understanding if I was not digesting what the instructor was delivering. We built a community knowledge bank that we could all pull from. We gave each other feedback on presentations of specific topics and a helping hand when the load got heavy. They were essential to my triumph over difficult tasks.
DAMIEN TYLER
Army Veteran, IT Pre-apprentice Data Center Technician Program
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