Qualifications for FacultyAll members of the teaching faculty shall possess the following minimum qualifications:(A)A four year degree from an approved institution in the major area they are assigned to teach; or(B)A two year degree from an approved institution in the major area they are assigned to teach; or(C)Practical experience of not less than two years in the major area they are assigned to teach; and(D)In addition, knowledge of the educational literature in the field, of the methods and techniques of handling industrial, commercial and occupational/vocational training.
The program prepares you for an entry level IT career. The program gives you an understanding of the following skills required for a successful start in the IT field in a small to large organization Install, configure and maintain devices, PCs and software for end users Understand the basics of networking Assemble components in a computer (Motherboard, RAM, Power Supply, CPU, etc) Understand Computer security, including forensics, virtualization, desktop imaging and deployment. Apply troubleshooting skills to diagnose, resolve and document common hardware and software issues.
Enrollment ProceduresPrograms are open for regular enrollment to men and women who possess a high school diploma. We do accept those who are in the process of completing their GED or its equivalent, or have approximate 9th grade reading comprehension and basic math skills. All programs are open to those who can benefit from the training offered by New Beginnings Computer Training. Prospective students are invited to visit the school and discuss their training needs, career goals and objectives with our staff. A student's ability to benefit from specific courses is determined by interviewing and assessment testing.
The applications should be in 3-days before the start of the program.OPEN ON-GOING SCHEDULE with morning, afternoon or evening classes for ALL courses/programsMonday through Friday excluding holidays.Morning: 8am-12pmAfternoon: 12:30pm-4:30pmEvening: 5pm-9pm.