Information Technology (IT)
Can you imagine life without computers? Because Information Technology impacts in some way the daily operation of every business and household in Australia, there is an increased demand of IT specialists. Maybe this could include you?
What sort of things do Information Technology (IT) workers do?
- Operate a personal computer
- Operate computer hardware and software
- Use a computer operating system
- Design documentation using computing packages
- Apply problem-solving techniques to routine malfunctions
- Provide network systems administration
Where do Information Technology (IT) workers work?
- In small to medium enterprises as an office assistant or in records management
- In a call centre as a call centre support representative
- In retailing where a basic shop front computer usage is required
- In warehousing where automation of stock and inventory are required
- In organisations where personal computer (PC) support services are required
- ICT retailing or vendor product support
You may enjoy being an Information Technology (IT) worker if you…
- Enjoy working with computers
- Enjoy solving problems
- Have a technical aptitude
- Are adaptable to technological change
What sort of training do you need?
Certificates I & II in Information Technology will provide you with the skills and knowledge to use computers effectively and an understanding of a wide range of computer concepts. Certificate III in Information Technology will provide you with the skills and knowledge to be competent in ICT ‘technical’ functions. You can do Certificates I, II and II during the final years of secondary school education. With these qualifications you will be able to participate in an information technology environment in any industry.
Smart Move
Certificate III in Information Technology provides for a number of electives that leads to specialist areas including software applications, network administrators and diagnostic support.
Certificates I & II in Information Technology will provide you with the skills and knowledge to use computers effectively and an understanding of a wide range of computer concepts. Certificate III in Information Technology will provide you with the skills and knowledge to be competent in ICT ‘technical’ functions. You can do Certificates I, II and II during the final years of secondary school education. With these qualifications you will be able to participate in an information technology environment in any industry.
Smart Move
Certificate III in Information Technology provides for a number of electives that leads to specialist areas including software applications, network administrators and diagnostic support.



