→ 🎓 Telecommunications Technical Officer / Network Planner · ANZSCO 313214 · 313213 · MLTSSL + CSOL
IT Telecommunications is the Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Telecommunications Network Engineering), the qualification for telecommunications and network work.
This career involves solving problems. Business hours plus callouts.
One qualification · About 2 years of full-time study. The Letter of Offer sets the length for each provider.
The Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Telecommunications Network Engineering) covers complex ICT work in technical or management roles: advanced data management, cyber security, full-stack web development, programming, IT strategy, systems analysis and telecommunications. Graduates manage ICT systems, protect data and keep regulatory compliance.
Engineers Australia assesses the skills for Telecommunications Technical Officer after the course. A general guide. Only a Registered Migration Agent can assess eligibility case by case.
A telecommunications technical officer or network planner works on telecommunications, networking and IT infrastructure. The areas in the course guide:
Occupation: Telecommunications Technical Officer or Technologist (ANZSCO 313214), Telecommunications Network Planner (313213).
Engineers Australia assesses this occupation from Advanced Diploma level. An RTO Advanced Diploma that Engineers Australia has not fully accredited goes through a Competency Demonstration Report.
Complex ICT work in technical or management roles: advanced data management, cyber security, full-stack web development, programming, IT strategy, systems analysis and telecommunications. Graduates manage ICT systems, protect data, design user experiences and keep regulatory compliance.
The Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Telecommunications Network Engineering) is about 2 years of full-time study. The Letter of Offer sets the length for each provider.
Yes. The Diploma of Information Technology followed by the Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Telecommunications Network Engineering) is the alternative route in the course guide.
The entry requirement is IELTS 6.0 or PTE 47. IELTS 5.5 or PTE 39 with at least 10 weeks of an English course (ELICOS) is the other way in.
The course guide is a PDF emailed from info@studyaway.com.au a few minutes after the request. It covers who the course is for, what you study and where, how to get in, registration or assessment after the course, the career, the route to permanent residence, the costs and the upfront payment, the documents to prepare and the first steps.
This is general information only and may not apply to your personal circumstances; migration policy changes regularly.
