Join our comprehensive network management program starting September 2025. We focus on practical skills that actually matter in today's IT environments, not just theory that collects dust.
Explore Our CurriculumEvery business runs on networks. From small offices to major corporations, someone needs to keep the digital infrastructure running smoothly. That's where trained network professionals step in.
Our approach isn't about memorizing protocols. We teach you to think like a network engineer — troubleshooting real problems, understanding how data flows, and making systems more reliable.
Start with OSI layers, TCP/IP basics, and routing principles. We build your foundation step by step, making sure you understand how networks actually communicate before diving into complex configurations.
Learn to spot network vulnerabilities and implement basic security measures. You'll work with monitoring tools that help identify issues before they become major problems affecting business operations.
Develop systematic approaches to network problems. We simulate real outages and performance issues so you gain confidence handling pressure situations that network admins face regularly.
We've designed this program based on feedback from network managers who hire entry-level administrators. They told us what skills matter most.
Work with Cisco switches, enterprise routers, and monitoring software that companies actually use. Many programs rely on simulations, but we believe hands-on experience with real hardware makes all the difference when you start working.
Maximum 12 students per cohort means personalized attention and plenty of lab time. You won't compete for equipment access or wait for individual help when you're stuck on a configuration problem.
Our instructors maintain relationships with local IT managers and system administrators. These connections often lead to internship opportunities and job referrals for students who demonstrate strong practical skills.
Classes meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 6:30-9:30 PM, designed for working professionals or students with day commitments. Weekend lab sessions available for extra practice and project work.
Our lead instructor, Ezgi Koşar, spent eight years managing networks for mid-sized companies before transitioning to education. She knows what skills you need because she's used them to solve real business problems.
The program curriculum comes from her experience training new hires and identifying the gaps between academic knowledge and workplace reality. You'll learn the practical skills that make network administrators valuable employees.
