Broadbandcareers is a recognised and highly regarded by business as a provider of meaningful accredited training across Europe. Our specialised training is focused on fields where there have been advances in technology.
Here is a brief description of the courses we have on offer in 2011:
Air Blown Fibre Optic Cable Installation and Repair Technicians Course:
With any demand comes an opportunity to enjoy the rewards. And what better time than now to gain the skills and qualifications you need for success as an Air Blown Fibre Optic Cable Installer.
Internet broadband access, voice over IP Telephony and video on demand services are currently provided by existing communication networks using copper wire and coax in that final connection to the customer.
Using techniques such as ADSL and VDSL has allowed telephone network operators, to claim bandwidth offerings of up to 50 Mega Bits per second. In reality the majority only ever deliver between 2 Mbps and 10 Mbps.
Older networks in Ireland, that are planned to be upgraded will have to provide much greater bandwidth for the home user and small business. As such, these networks will have to be based around Passive Optical (PON) or fibre deep type Network infrastructures. Which require bringing optical fibre to the home or as near the home as possible.
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Digital Satellite TV Installation:
This course models the codes of practice of the UK's Confederation of Aerial Industries and is mapped to the NVQ Level 2 in signal reception. And is the underpinning knowledge required for a learner to obtain that certification.
This course does not solely focus on how to install a satellite tv system for sky. It covers what you need to know to establish good digital reception, covers distribution and IRS receiver connection, and amplification methods.
This course is more up to date than any course available. Learners MUST be aware that Satellite TV installation requires working at heights off ladders.
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City & Guilds 2218 Digital Television Aerial Installation:
The course is suitable for those with no experience who wish the enter the industry and for installers who have experience, but need to know more about the theoretical and practical aspects of signal reception and installation to meet the requirements of Soirvew reception. Also for those who require the underpinning knowledge evidence for a NVQ portfolio.
This course would suit those with a background working outside. Common sense is more important than education level, but a learner must have basic numeracy skills and have no fear of hieghts (learners will be exercised/checked on this) fOR an installer will be working off ladders at some distance off the ground. Individuals with a cabling background such as electricians, will do well. Ideal for someone looking for that edge to gain employment or self employment.
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Optical Fibre Splicing :
The City and Guilds 3667 level 2 course is one of the most important courses to complete, by those wanting to get into a career focusing on fibre optic cabling, splicing and jointing or those wanting to focus on copper cabling such as cat5e and coax.
You may already be an engineer but have no formal qualification because you have completed on the job training. You may believe your years of experience qualify you. However more and more companies, councils, universities etc, are requiring companies, contractors, engineers and their employees to have this formal qualification, regardless whether you have completed manufacturers training.
This course at the moment is the industry standard and is the only course approved by the fibre optic industry association (FIA). It requires a specific amount of practical activity.
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You may have some burning questions and want to contact us now so here is our email address. However we strongly suggest you go to the full course description page and then contact us if you need more information. Please email
info@broadbandcareers.ie We will get back to you within 24hrs.
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