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Network Security JOB Training Opportunity

Posted 7 days ago

year up unitedPleasant Hill (CA)

SENIORITY

Entry

SALARY

$35.10 - 49.04 per hour

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About the role

Year Up offers an inspiring opportunity to motivated young adults interested in the field of network security through our Network Security Job Training Program. This unique initiative aims to bridge the opportunity divide by equipping participants with critical skills in network security, alongside comprehensive academic instruction and hands-on internship experience. As part of our one-year program, trainees will learn from industry experts, gain real-world professional exposure, and develop the competencies necessary to pursue careers in the fast-evolving sector of cybersecurity. Participate actively in all training sessions, workshops, and seminars. Complete academic coursework and attain the required technical certifications. Engage in hands-on tasks and projects during the internship to apply learned skills. Collaborate with peers and mentors to enhance learning and professional development. Adhere to all program guidelines and meet all set objectives and timelines. Understanding of basic networking and security protocols and devices. Analytical skills to troubleshoot network and security issues. Ability to work collaboratively in teams. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Life Insurance CompTIA Security Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) - optional but beneficial

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A number in mind

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Your notice period

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