ICT Program
Build practical ICT skills for today’s digital workplace
Study Information Communication Technology at Sir Albert Cook Memorial Training School and gain hands-on training in computer applications, networking fundamentals, digital communication, and workplace technology skills that support real career pathways.
What you learn
Core areas of study
The program is designed to help students build a strong foundation in everyday digital tools and technical problem-solving. Learners develop confidence through guided practice, structured coursework, and applied assignments.
Computer applications
Develop practical ability in word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, internet research, and digital productivity tools used in academic and workplace settings.
Networking basics
Learn the fundamentals of computer networks, connectivity, hardware awareness, and basic troubleshooting for modern connected environments.
Digital communication
Build skills in email etiquette, online collaboration, information sharing, and professional communication using current digital platforms.
Technical support
Gain introductory experience in identifying common ICT issues, supporting users, maintaining systems, and applying logical problem-solving methods.
Why choose ICT
A program built for practical learning
Students benefit from a learning environment that emphasizes usable skills, confidence with technology, and preparation for further study or entry-level employment.
Hands-on training
Coursework focuses on guided practice so students can apply concepts using real digital tools and common ICT tasks.
Career readiness
The program supports learners who want to strengthen their qualifications for office support, digital administration, and technology-related roles.
Outcomes
Where this program can lead
Graduates can use their ICT training to support academic progression and prepare for practical roles that require digital competence, organization, and technical awareness.
Further study
Build a foundation for continued training in information systems, networking, software, and related technology disciplines.
Workplace readiness
Strengthen the digital and administrative skills needed in offices, schools, clinics, and other professional environments.
Problem-solving mindset
Develop confidence in working with technology, learning new systems, and responding to common digital challenges.