Hands-On Network Lab Simulations
Configure routers, switches and firewalls in simulated enterprise networks, from VLANs and routing protocols to troubleshooting real faults.
Learn to build and run the networks organisations depend on. Master routing and switching, prepare for the Cisco CCNA, secure enterprise networks with firewalls and access controls, and connect on-premises infrastructure to the cloud, through hands-on labs, real projects and dedicated career support.
The Network Engineer Program teaches you to build robust enterprise networks from the ground up. You'll configure and manage routers and switches, design VLANs and IP addressing schemes, set up routing protocols such as OSPF, and secure corporate infrastructure with access control lists and firewalls.
You'll also learn how enterprise networks connect to cloud platforms, prepare for the Cisco CCNA exam and receive career support including CV guidance and interview preparation for networking roles.
Enquire About This ProgramVLANs, OSPF, STP and IP addressing.
ACLs, port security and secure access.
Rules, NAT and traffic inspection.
VPNs, hybrid links and cloud VPCs.
Everything is built around practical learning and a clear route into work.
Configure routers, switches and firewalls in simulated enterprise networks, from VLANs and routing protocols to troubleshooting real faults.
Learn from experienced network engineers who review your configurations, answer questions and share how enterprise networks are run day to day.
Get support with your CV, LinkedIn profile and interview preparation, plus guidance on presenting your lab and project work to employers.
We focus on practical skills, flexible learning and the support you need to take the next step in your career.
Spread the cost of your training with payment options designed to make upskilling more accessible.
Our course content is shaped by industry needs, so the skills you build reflect what employers are looking for.
Get one-to-one guidance from experienced mentors throughout your programme, from first lab to final project.
Networking skills are needed in every organisation. A typical progression looks like this:
Monitor networks, resolve connectivity issues and support day-to-day operations.
Design, configure and maintain routed and switched enterprise networks.
Protect infrastructure with firewalls, segmentation and secure access.
Network engineers keep businesses running. During the program you'll learn how to tackle:
Build redundancy with backup links and first-hop redundancy so the network stays up.
Find and fix congestion with better design, VLANs and routing choices.
Write firewall rules and ACLs that block threats without breaking services.
Apply what you learn in practical projects you can talk through with employers:
Design and build a multi-site network with VLANs, routing and addressing.
Configure firewall policies, NAT and segmentation for a corporate network.
Connect an on-premises network securely to a cloud environment with a site-to-site VPN.
Answers to the questions learners ask most before joining the program.
Our admissions team can help you check eligibility, schedules and payment options.
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