Network & Telecom Technician

You want to install, configure and troubleshoot networks — in offices, ISPs, telecom operators, or as an independent technician. No prior IT study needed. A smartphone is enough to begin.

What you'll be able to do

Configure switches, routers and wireless access points
Design and address a small network correctly
Diagnose connectivity faults methodically instead of by guesswork
Understand how ISP and mobile networks are built
Apply basic network security practice

How it's built

Coursework comes from Cisco's free self-paced Skills for All platform, which is open enrolment: anyone with an internet connection and a phone can create a free account and start immediately. Practical work uses Packet Tracer, Cisco's free network simulator, so you build and break real network topologies without owning a single router. We add the sequence, the live teaching in your language, the lab sessions and the assessment.

Structure

1. Networking basics	1–3	How networks move data, cabling, addressing
2. Devices & configuration	4–7	Switches, routers, initial configuration, VLANs
3. Routing & wireless	8–11	Routing concepts, wireless, troubleshooting method
4. Applied project	12–13	Design, build and defend a network in Packet Tracer

What you earn

Cisco course completion certificates and digital badges (free)
An LES Institute certificate covering your assessed project
Optional: preparation toward the CCNA certification exam, paid to Cisco

Requirements

Secondary school completion
A smartphone or laptop
Basic English reading (teaching in French or English, your choice)