IT networker traineeship
IT professionals are needed in most organisations to keep computer networks, servers, and IT systems running smoothly.
What does an IT networker do?
In IT, every day is a school day. Because technology is constantly changing, there is always something to troubleshoot and configure, someone who needs assistance, data to secure, and processes to keep up with.
IT professionals help businesses be as effective and digitally savvy as possible, especially with the rise in cloud computing, remote work, and bring your own device policies.
The perks of becoming a IT networker
Build a future-proof career as an IT networker, where you'll design and maintain critical technology systems, enjoy strong demand, and have endless opportunities to grow and specialise.
Check out the highlights
Average salary
$77,800
Career perks
Remote work is possible, work in different businesses
Where you’ll work
In the office or remotely, at any size business or IT helpdesk
A career as a IT networker would suit someone who is:
- Passionate about tech
- Hands on
- Curious
- Into solving problems
- Analytical
- Resilient
A day in the life of an IT networker
A day in the life of an IT networker is all about keeping technology running smoothly and solving problems.
Your day might start by assessing hardware and software needs to find the best solutions for your team. From installing and maintaining equipment to updating process documentation, you ensure everything is organised and efficient.
You’ll manage user passwords, security, and inventory records while monitoring the performance of servers, printers, and PCs to keep operations seamless.
Whether assisting users with systems and apps or modifying programs to meet specific needs, you play a vital role in helping the team work effectively. Every task contributes to optimising tools, apps, and systems to support business success.
Get answers fast about IT networker traineeships
With on-the-job mentoring from experienced IT professionals, you'll get the hang of the skills needed to complete day-to-day tasks plus a Certificate III in Information Technology.
It's easy to apply for a electrician apprenticeship through MEGT’s job board.
Step 1. Click “Job Board” in the top right-hand corner of our website
Step 2. Search for ‘IT trainee’ on our Jobs Board
Step 3. Apply online
Step 4. Study and work as a trainee for 12 months
Step 5. Land a job! Remember to use your new industry contacts and MEGT's job ready support
After finishing your traineeship with MGET, including your Certificate III in Information Technology, you will be qualified to work in IT Support roles.
Once you’ve gained some experience, you can specialise in different areas.
Certificate II refers to a nationally recognised qualification that prepares you for the workplace or academic studies. While it’s not required, it may help you to prepare for a Certificate III.
Ready to start your IT Networker traineeship?
Why do a traineeship?
Earn while you learn
Get paid while you gain hands-on experience with your host employer
Combine theory and practice
Get classroom learning like TAFE to get the right mix of practical skills and theory
Get set up for success
Receive ongoing training, guidance, and supervision to help you succeed in your new job
Work with a mentor
Take advantage of our mentoring support service for the best apprenticeship outcome