WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH AN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATION
With computer technologies playing an ever growing role in
all aspects of modern life, you’re likely to find your I.T skills in high
demand across many different industries. If you’ve studied computer science and
other I.T related courses and have its certificate, you will have gained many
technical and non-technical skills which are highly valued by employers, from leadership to programming in
their organization. These comprises of financial organizations, management
consultancy firms, software houses, communications companies, data warehouses,
multinational companies (I.T-related, financial services and others), governmental
agencies, universities and hospitals. Here are some career opportunities you
can get with an I.T certificate.
Database Administrator
A database administrator (DBA) is responsible for accurately
and securely using, developing and maintaining the performance, integrity and
security of a computerized database. Security and preservation are high
priorities since many databases contain sensitive personal or financial
information. With an I.T certificate accompanying its skills, they may also
work with management to understand the company’s data needs and plan the goals
of the database.
Digital Copywriter
As a digital copywriter you'll produce the written content
for webpages, either working in an employed position or as a freelancer. Your
job will be to engage the reader and motivate them to do something, such as buy
a product or service. You may also write copy designed to convey valuable
information about a brand, industry or issue. You may also be known as a
digital content writer.
I.T Sales Professional
I.T. sales professionals handle the sale of software, hardware and I.T.
services to their commercial clients. As an I.T technical sales specialist or
consultant, you'll be selling hardware and software products as part of a sales
team. In a large company, you may be more of a technical expert, while in a smaller one you're likely to combine technical
advice with an all-round sales role.
Multimedia Programmer
A multimedia programmer is responsible for designing and
creating multimedia computer products, making sure they are functional and
maintaining fidelity to a designer’s specification. You’ll use creative as well
as technical skills to develop multimedia features including text,
sound, graphics, digital photography, 2D/3D modelling, animation and video.
Nanotechnologist
Their work involves designing and conducting experiments
based on observing nano-scale systems (either organic or inorganic) in their
given field, often with the aid of other researchers across several
disciplines. The information is then analyzed to develop practical applications
of the results, such as a new material, device or procedure. Computational
research can also be carried out using simulated nano-scale experiments and
systems to increase theoretical knowledge and aid in the design and development
of practical experiments.
Network Engineer
As a network engineer, you'll have responsibility for setting
up, developing and maintaining computer networks within an organization or
between organisations. You'll offer support to users, who can be staff,
clients, customers and suppliers, and troubleshoot any problems that arise. In
some cases, you may also be involved in designing new networks.
Social Media Manager
The overall purpose of a social media manager is to lead an organization’s social
media strategy in order to boost visibility, customer, and client engagement.
This typically involves managing an organization’s online presence by
developing a strategy, producing good content, analyzing usage data,
facilitating customer service and managing projects and campaigns.
Computer Support Specialist
A computer support
specialist should be prepared for plenty of problem solving. Computer support
specialists evaluate existing network systems, perform regular
maintenance/updates, and troubleshoot local area networks (LANs), wide area
networks (WANs) and Internet systems. Many computer support specialists work in
their organization’s I.T department and keep the technology running smoothly.
Web Content Manager
Web content managers typically oversee the content presented on
websites. They may also monitor website traffic, make sure the website is
working properly and respond to website feedback. A career in this field
usually requires education and experience in a computer-related field. In
addition, employers may require knowledge of website development or content
management systems.
Other career opportunities you can get with an IT certificate are;
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§ Application
analyst
§ Applications
developer
§ Data
analyst
§ Database
administrator
§ Games
developer
§ Information
systems manager
§ IT
consultant
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§ Multimedia
programmer
§ SEO
specialist
§ Software
engineer
§ Systems
analyst
§ UX
designer
§ Web
designer
§ Web
developer
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