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Unified Communications Technician apprentices establish and maintain communications systems under supervision. They are taught how to use a range of remote and physical tools and equipment to install basic communication hardware and software. Unified Communications Technician apprentices also deal with routine service requests from internal and external sources including fault rectification across a range of technologies, applying security principals in line with legal and organisational requirements.
Successful Unified Communications Technician apprentices go on into roles such as a Telecommunication Technician, Unified Communications Technician and Telecommunications Operative.
Upon completion of their Unified Communications Technician apprenticeship, individuals will be able to:
Upon completion of their Unified Communications Technician apprenticeship, individuals will have knowledge of:
£15,000
This is a level 3 apprenticeship
This apprenticeship is recognised for entry onto the register of IT technicians confirming SFIA level 3 professional competence and those completing the apprenticeship are eligible to apply for registration.
The duration of this Firebrand apprenticeship is 16 months. Because this period involves both training and the final End Point Assessment (some of which must be carried out in the workplace), employers need to ensure the apprentice’s contract covers the full programme duration.
Once apprentices have completed their apprenticeship they are officially recognised by the British Computer Society (BCS) for entry onto the Register of IT Technicians, confirming SFIA level 3 professional competence.
Firebrand’s apprenticeship programme covers all mandatory knowledge and skills outlined in the apprenticeship standard. Every Firebrand apprentice attends a suite of market-leading training programmes, to cover knowledge required from the apprenticeship standard. This training is then fleshed out through a package of selected online learning, which also allows apprentices to explore any topics of particular interest/importance to them in greater depth.
Apprentices receive a range of market-leading training as part of their qualification – typically between three and five courses per apprenticeship - giving them fundamental skills at speed.
We'll deliver all the knowledge apprentices need to learn for each knowledge module in the Standard through our Lecture | Lab | Review delivery. Apprentices then attend a Syllabus Review Session to cover the knowledge content covered in the apprenticeship standard.
Module 1: Using Computers
Module 2: Using Apps and Databases
Module 3: Using Computer Hardware
Module 4: Using Networks
Module 5: Security Concepts
Module 6: Infrastructure
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