Prepare for entry-level IT support, cloud support, Microsoft 365, cybersecurity fundamentals, and AI-assisted troubleshooting roles.
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This career pathway prepares learners for technical support and junior cloud-support roles in modern business environments. It is designed for career changers, returners, and self-taught learners who need structured training, lab practice, and job-ready documentation. Students learn computer systems, operating systems, service-desk communication, networking, cloud fundamentals, Microsoft 365 administration, cybersecurity basics, and AI-assisted troubleshooting methods.
The program emphasizes hands-on labs, support tickets, documentation, practical troubleshooting, cloud administration tasks, and a final technology portfolio.
52-week IT career pathway
1,040 total instructional and applied learning hours
Fully online learning model with practical lab work
Monthly intake structure
Virtual labs for operating systems, networking, cloud, Microsoft 365, and security basics
AI-assisted troubleshooting and IT workflow training
Internship or structured work-integrated project component
Career preparation for help desk, desktop support, service desk, and cloud support roles
Install, configure, and support common operating systems and business applications
Troubleshoot hardware, software, connectivity, identity, and user-access issues
Apply service desk communication, ticketing, escalation, and documentation practices
Explain networking fundamentals used in support and cloud environments
Support Microsoft 365 and cloud-based workplace services
Apply cybersecurity fundamentals for endpoint, identity, data, and user awareness
Use AI tools responsibly for troubleshooting, documentation, scripts, and knowledge-base support
Build a portfolio of labs, ticket examples, procedures, and project documentation
AI-assisted ticket triage and troubleshooting checklists
Knowledge-base article drafting and support documentation
Command, script, and configuration explanation with human verification
AI workflows for incident notes, escalation summaries, and root-cause analysis
Responsible AI use for privacy, cybersecurity, accuracy, and professional accountability
Students complete an internship or structured work-integrated learning project designed to connect classroom
learning with practical workplace deliverables. The internship component may include supervised workplace
exposure, project-based assignments, employer-style documentation, professional reflection, and a final portfolio submission.
Recommended website wording: internship availability and placement conditions should be confirmed during admissions.
Suggested deliverables: workplace project brief, weekly activity log, supervisor or advisor feedback, final reflection, and portfolio evidence.
Suggested compliance note: internship arrangements may vary by employer availability, learner eligibility, location, and institutional policy.
Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent, or mature-student status where permitted
English-language ability sufficient for technical reading, writing, ticket documentation, and workplace communication
Basic computer literacy, internet access, and ability to use email, documents, spreadsheets, and video meetings
Access to a suitable computer for online learning and virtual lab participation
Government-issued identification and admissions documentation as required by the admitting institution
Interview or admissions assessment may be used to confirm readiness and career fit
| Code | Course Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| ITC101 | Computer Hardware, Software and Operating Systems | Core Curriculum |
| ITC102 | Technical Support, Service Desk and IT Communication | Core Curriculum |
| ITC103 | Windows Client Support and Endpoint Management | Core Curriculum |
| ITC104 | Networking Fundamentals for IT Support | Core Curriculum |
| ITC105 | Microsoft Office, Microsoft 365 and Digital Productivity | Core Curriculum |
| ITC106 | Cloud Computing Fundamentals | Core Curriculum |
| ITC107 | Microsoft Azure Core Services | Core Curriculum |
| ITC108 | Identity, Access and Microsoft 365 Administration | Core Curriculum |
| ITC109 | Cybersecurity Fundamentals for IT Support | Core Curriculum |
| ITC110 | AI for IT Operations, Troubleshooting and Documentation | Core Curriculum |
| ITC111 | Certification Preparation, Career Launch and Capstone Lab | Career / Internship |
| ITC112 | Internship / Work-Integrated Learning Project | Career / Internship |
Financial support options are available for qualified applicants. Students in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario may qualify for provincial student loans, grants, scholarships, and flexible repayment assistance plans.
Our financial coordinators assist with document preparation, application procedures, and evaluation of scholarship criteria to make education accessible.
No. The program is designed for learners seeking a structured entry point into IT support and cloud support.
Yes. Students complete practical labs, ticket scenarios, documentation tasks, and applied troubleshooting
exercises.
The pathway includes cloud fundamentals, Microsoft 365 support, identity and access basics, and Azure core
services.
Students use AI to support troubleshooting, documentation, knowledge-base writing, ticket analysis, and
productivity while learning human-review standards.
Graduates may target help desk, desktop support, service desk, Microsoft 365 support, and junior cloud support roles.
Download the comprehensive IT Support & Cloud Technician – AI Enabled program guide to read full course listings, class times, and local campus information.