IT Pre-Apprenticeship Programs
TLG has partnered with Apprenti to introduce a Pre-Apprenticeship Training Program that helps you jumpstart the process to an IT Apprenticeship or apply directly to a full-time IT Career.
Career Outlook For Network Development Engineers
Stats from 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
Take the Apprenti online Aptitude Assessment.
Achieve minimum score or 80 on Apprenti assessment. Some programs require a minimum score of 85.
Complete screening interview.
Candidates who pass the interview will be accepted into the IT Pre-Apprenticeship program.
Available IT Pre-Apprenticeship Programs
Network Development Engineer
13 WEEKS
Software Development Engineer
18 WEEKS
AWS Certified Solution Architect
4 WEEKS
Data Center Technician
11 WEEKS
Data Network Operations
18 WEEKS
AWS Certified Solution Architect
4 WEEKS
Who Should Apply?
Please review the following to see if you qualify for a Pre-Apprenticeship Training Program.
No IT experience required
Must be over the age of 18
Must hold a high school diploma or equivalent
Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident
If a veteran, must not have dishonorable discharge
Must complete Apprenti online assessment
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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