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CCS/NET Networks and End-User Support

Be the person everyone calls when the network’s down and you know exactly what to do. This hands-on course teaches you how networks work and how to support users with confidence. From setting up secure connections to solving common tech issues, you’ll gain the real-world skills needed for IT support roles in any organization. Perfect for beginners, career changers, or anyone ready to build practical tech skills.

Course Breakdown

3 Intense Days
7 Hours per Day (Split into two 3.5-hour sessions)

Learning Path Visual

Here’s a quick look at your journey from novice to networks and end-user support pro:

Day 1: Fundamentals & Setup — Understand the networks and end-user support world, setup environment and core concepts.
Day 2: Implementation & Analysis — Hands-on practice with real-world scenarios and problem-solving.
Day 3: Projects & Advanced Techniques — Apply knowledge, build projects, and master advanced implementation strategies.

Course Overview

Build the skills that keep organizations connected  and users productive.

This hands-on course is designed to give you a strong foundation in computer networking and technical support. You’ll learn how networks function, how devices communicate, and how to support end-users in real-world workplace environments.

From setting up a secure Wi-Fi network to resolving help desk tickets and troubleshooting hardware or software issues, this course blends technical know-how with essential customer service skills. Perfect for anyone pursuing a role in IT support, network administration, or office tech troubleshooting

What’s Inside Each Day

Day 1: Essential Foundations

  • Learn the basics of computer networks and end-user support

  • Understand key concepts: IP addressing, protocols (TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP), and support workflows

  • Explore the role of IT support in maintaining connectivity and productivity

  • Framework: Concepts ➔ Tools ➔ Implementation

Day 2: Deep Dive & Analysis

  • Dive into setting up and managing wired/wireless networks
  • Implement troubleshooting processes for common user issues (network drops, software errors, login failures)
  • Learn how to document, escalate, and resolve support tickets professionally
  • Analyze network performance and identify bottlenecks or configuration issues

Day 3: Real-World Projects & Advanced Techniques

  • Work through real-life help desk and network support scenarios
  • Design a support strategy for a small office (devices, users, permissions, backups)
  • Practice remote assistance, live troubleshooting, and user training techniques
  • Present your solution with a focus on efficiency, usability, and documentation

Course Goals

When you complete this course, you’ll be able to:

  1. Understand Networks and End-User Support fundamentals and best practices
  2. Implement networks and end-user support solutions using industry-standard tools
  3. Analyze and optimize networks and end-user support implementations for maximum effectiveness
  4. Create comprehensive, professional-grade networks and end-user support projects

Who Should Take This Course?

Beginners exploring a career in IT support or networking
Students or professionals looking to build hands-on tech skills
Career changers wanting a practical entry point into tech
Anyone who wants to understand and troubleshoot everyday tech issues

Class reference : CCS/NET
Form Updated on: 05/27/2025 (Version 1)
Last Modified on: 05/27/2025

Program Information
This program is updated in real-time to reflect the latest technological developments and industry standards.

 

Requirements
  • No prior networking or IT experience required. This course is beginner-friendly
  • Basic digital literacy (e.g., navigating files, using a browser, typing)
  • Finish registration 2 weeks after contact
Target Audiences
  • Beginners exploring a career in IT support or networking
  • Students or professionals looking to build hands-on tech skills
  • Career changers wanting a practical entry point into tech
  • Anyone who wants to understand and troubleshoot everyday tech issues
Features
  • Teaching Methods :
  • Theory: 40%
  • Practical Work
  • Serious games, role-playing, simulations
  • Program Coordinator: Alexis André des Forges
  • Email: linguistic.com@gmail.com
  • Format:In-person via video conferencing (Visio) and Customization options available.
  • Minimum: 1 session per week

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€55.00 Per Hour

Course Features

3 lessons
0 quiz
3 days
All levels
English
92 students
Yes
June 23, 2025

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