Microcomputer Systems and Networks · Xabier Zubiri-manteo

📚 Overview

The Intermediate Vocational Training Programme in Microcomputer Systems and Networks, taught at the Institut Antoni Ballester, provides comprehensive training in the installation, configuration and maintenance of computer systems at both hardware and software level. The programme covers key areas such as assembling and repairing equipment, installing operating systems, configuring local networks, cybersecurity and technical user support. Students gain practical knowledge of network administration, peripheral-device management and troubleshooting computer issues, preparing them to work in today's technology environments.

✨ Specific Information

This vocational programme combines theoretical and practical training, including workplace training (FCT) modules in which students can apply their knowledge at companies in the sector. The curriculum is adapted to the needs of the job market, with an emphasis on keeping up with technological developments and learning to use current tools and systems. The school has laboratories equipped for practical work in assembling, configuring and maintaining systems and networks.

👤 Recommended Profile

The programme is aimed at people interested in computing, technology and solving technical problems. Basic computer skills, analytical ability, attention to detail, teamwork and a willingness to provide customer support are recommended.

🚀 Career Progression

After completing the Intermediate Vocational Training Programme in Microcomputer Systems and Networks, students can enter the IT workforce directly or continue their academic studies by enrolling in a related Advanced Vocational Training Programme, such as Networked Computer Systems Administration or Application Development. They can also specialise through additional training courses.