12-week · Hands-on technical training

Learn the skill.
Do the work.
Build your future.

From router setups and CCTV to fibre optics, solar and AC systems, Security and Tech teaches practical skills using real equipment and everyday job scenarios.

What you will learn

Practical skills for today's jobs

Our 12-week course introduces core tools and safety, then moves directly into real installation tasks and repeated practice.

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Networking & Wi-Fi

Routers, switches, Ethernet cabling, configuration and internet troubleshooting.

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CCTV installations

Cameras, DVR/NVR systems, phone viewing and fault diagnosis.

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Fibre optics

Drop cable routing, splicing, optical testing and ONU activation.

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Solar systems

Load calculations, batteries, controllers, inverter configuration and safe system demonstrations.

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Air conditioning

System components, routine maintenance, servicing demonstrations and basic faults.

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Customers & advertising

Customer communication, quotations, business promotion and professional job handover.

How training works

Watch. Practise. Solve.

Three guided mornings a week, with around two additional hours for students to practise. When field jobs are available, eligible learners may join supervised installation teams.

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019 AM–12 PM
Trainer-led lessons
0212 PM–2 PM
Independent practice
03As available
Supervised field experience
Training on video

Learn beyond the classroom

Explore session recordings on YouTube and short practical highlights on TikTok, organised by week and topic.

Every session has a place in our video library.

Our publishing plan covers all 36 sessions. Videos will appear as the trainers record and publish them.

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Programme founders

Built with real technical experience

Security and Tech Training Program is founded by two technology service businesses committed to practical, job-relevant training.

Ready to build practical technical skills?

Ask about the next intake, venue, course fees and registration.

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