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The demand for computer networking skills spans most industries in the United States. In northern New Jersey, the sizable demand for entry level systems support technicians is due to the proximity of jobs in the New York City metro area. In central and southern New Jersey, the same demand is available due to the city of Philadelphia being just across the Delaware River from the Trenton/Moorestown area. Now is an excellent time to enter this field. As projected by U.S. Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, New Jersey Projects 11,000 Job Openings for computer systems support specialists between 2020 and 2030¹.

There is a wide selection of roles and responsibilities for people who have an excellent technical understanding of computer systems, and can communicate those details to the customer. The role of the Computer Systems Support Technician spans many functions. From installing and maintaining hardware and software, to troubleshooting systems that have been affected by malware, the systems support technician will always be busy. Computer technicians who are excellent at both the technical and soft skills are a valuable asset for any company.

The Computer Systems Support Technician (CSST) training program at our three New Jersey campuses is designed to prepare the student to enter the IT industry as a skilled entry-level network support technician. This program provides the fundamentals of information technology and networking, and guides the student through building additional skills. From computer repair and support, to advanced networking techniques, this program prepares you to be useful on the first day of work.

Job Outlook for New Jersey

ÁñÁ«ÊÓƵ’s Computer Systems Support Technician schools are located in Iselin, Moorestown, and Paramus, NJ. These campuses also feature a simulated on-campus IT service center, and the training finishes with a valuable 150-hour internship. The employment outlook for computer systems support specialists by state shows that job demand in New Jersey is projected to grow 9% from 2020 to 2030 ¹.

Highlights of the Computer Systems Support Program

• Systems and Support Operations
• Repair and Support of Desktop PC systems
• Windows Servers and Support
• Introduction to Security & Cloud Computing
• Networking with Firewalls and Routing
• Computer Operating Systems
• Diagnosis & Repair
• Preparation for CompTIA Certifications in IT Fundamentals, A+, and Net+
• A 150-hour internship to gain real-world experience

Learn more about how the Computer & Network Support Technician program can help you launch an exciting career in Information Technology. Call to schedule a tour or request more information today.

¹ National Center for O*NET Development. New Jersey Employment Trends: 15-1232.00 - Computer User Support Specialists. O*NET OnLine. Retrieved February 25, 2023, from .

This program is offered at the following ÁñÁ«ÊÓƵ Campuses: