Network Engineering

This Network Engineering course untangles the wires of telecommunications for those who prefer their connections more digital than social. Explore how signals travel, how mobile systems operate, and how transmission forms the backbone of modern communication. Whether you're decoding GSM or just wondering what happens after "Can you hear me now?", you're in good company.

Designed for the inquisitive and the technically curious, the modules take you through network signals, mobile communication systems, and the applications running behind the scenes. If network acronyms feel like another language, this course offers clarity—without assuming you’ve memorised the user manual.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand fundamental principles of telecommunications and network signals
• Explore the stages and process of digital transmission systems
• Learn how mobile communication technologies function and interconnect
• Examine GSM system structure and global communication roles
• Gain insight into services offered by telecommunication networks
• Recognise how networks carry data across various digital environments

Who is this Course For

• Learners interested in telecommunication and signal technologies
• Individuals aiming for roles in mobile communication fields
• Students preparing for network-related academic or technical interviews
• Tech enthusiasts wanting structured knowledge in telecom systems
• Jobseekers targeting the network support industry
• Professionals revisiting digital transmission system foundations
• Those wishing to understand mobile network infrastructure basics
• IT-minded learners exploring data transport and system logic

Career Path

• Network Support Technician – £27,000/year
• Telecommunications Analyst – £32,500/year
• GSM Network Operator – £30,000/year
• Mobile Systems Administrator – £33,000/year
• Infrastructure Monitoring Assistant – £29,000/year
• Application Network Coordinator – £31,500/year