Computer Science
A course by
Whitecliffe College

Able to provide entry-level operations support to protect an organisation’s network, data, and devices in the NZ IT industry.

Apply practical cyber security tools in simulated environments to address network intrusions and vulnerabilities.

Perform core tasks needed to maintain digital privacy and device protection in a professional context.
This micro-credential provides practical skills for efficient and reliable cyber security operations in the context of the New Zealand IT industry. It is designed for adults with IT industry experience looking to upskill or move into cyber technician roles, as well as school leavers with some prior IT background. Learners will use both synchronous webinars and asynchronous modules along with iLab exercises to develop core operational cyber security competencies.
What you need to know first
Basic IT knowledge, equivalent to level 5 or above, or relevant work experience
Ability to perform basic IT tasks: install software, use Windows/Linux, create and support networks

Information Technology
Cyber Security

Cyber Technician
Entry-level IT Security Support
Network Support Technician
Computer Science
A course by
Whitecliffe College

Able to provide entry-level operations support to protect an organisation’s network, data, and devices in the NZ IT industry.

Apply practical cyber security tools in simulated environments to address network intrusions and vulnerabilities.

Perform core tasks needed to maintain digital privacy and device protection in a professional context.
This micro-credential provides practical skills for efficient and reliable cyber security operations in the context of the New Zealand IT industry. It is designed for adults with IT industry experience looking to upskill or move into cyber technician roles, as well as school leavers with some prior IT background. Learners will use both synchronous webinars and asynchronous modules along with iLab exercises to develop core operational cyber security competencies.
What you need to know first
Basic IT knowledge, equivalent to level 5 or above, or relevant work experience
Ability to perform basic IT tasks: install software, use Windows/Linux, create and support networks

Information Technology
Cyber Security

Cyber Technician
Entry-level IT Security Support
Network Support Technician