Before you apply
Class schedules follow the syllabus; confirm the batch timetable with admissions.
Complete Programme Map
11 modules across 3 learning phases. Select a module to read its full curriculum.
Guided laboratories, practical activities and a Student Project Book build evidence of your learning.
11 modules · Full syllabus
Explore every phase of the programme, then expand the modules below for the complete syllabus, outcomes and practical work.
Builds the foundation every technician needs — how a computer works, what each internal component does, and how to choose compatible parts to a budget.
Syllabus alignment: CompTIA A+ Core 1 aligned
Develops the core build skill of the role in depth — assembling desktops step by step to a first boot, configuring firmware, managing cables and airflow, and installing the peripherals a working machine needs.
Syllabus alignment: CompTIA A+ Core 1 aligned
Designs and builds high-performance systems — gaming PCs and professional workstations — balancing CPU, GPU, memory, storage, power, cooling and budget for a client's real needs.
Syllabus alignment: CompTIA A+ Core 1 aligned
Develops practical laptop repair skills — safe disassembly, diagnosing common faults, and replacing and upgrading screens, keyboards, batteries, charging ports, storage and memory.
Syllabus alignment: CompTIA A+ Core 1 aligned
Builds operating-system deployment and administration skills on Windows and Linux — installation, partitioning, users, permissions, updates, drivers and the command line.
Syllabus alignment: CompTIA A+ Core 2 aligned
Develops a structured troubleshooting method and the preventive-maintenance, data-recovery and workshop-safety practice expected of a desktop support technician.
Syllabus alignment: CompTIA A+ Core 1 & 2 aligned
Builds a solid networking foundation — network models and devices, IPv4 addressing and subnetting, IPv6 basics — and the physical skill of terminating, testing and documenting structured cabling.
Syllabus alignment: CompTIA Network+ aligned
Creates complete small-office/home-office (SOHO) networks — router and switch configuration, DHCP, DNS and NAT, secure Wi-Fi, and file and printer sharing — from a client brief to a working, documented network.
Syllabus alignment: CompTIA Network+ aligned
Develops the security, backup and customer-service skills of an IT support technician — keeping systems safe, protecting data and supporting users professionally.
Syllabus alignment: CompTIA A+ Core 2 aligned
Introduces ethical hacking for IT technicians — the legal and ethical rules, authorised scanning and vulnerability checks on small networks, password and Wi-Fi security testing, and how AI assists security testing and defence — all inside an isolated lab.
Syllabus alignment: Security+ foundations · CEH awareness
Prepares learners to work as AI-enabled IT help desk assistants — using AI tools to diagnose faults, answer user questions, write knowledge-base articles and scripts, and handle tickets faster, safely and responsibly.
Syllabus alignment: AI-901 awareness · Microsoft Copilot
Industry certification alignment is syllabus guidance. External examinations are separate; course completion does not award vendor certification.
Learning outcomes
Career Outcomes
Potential roles to work towards, depending on your practical portfolio, experience and employer requirements. Some roles require further training or certification.
Tools & Platforms
Labs & practicals
Admission requirements
G.C.E. O/L with Mathematics and English passes, or equivalent. Other applicants may enter through an interview and aptitude test.
Arrange access to a computer and internet for LMS activities between campus sessions.
Next Courses
Discuss entry requirements and your next study options with an academic advisor.
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Put your learning into practice
Bring your hardware, networking and support skills together in a practical capstone, with a panel presentation and technical defence.
Complete the required practical work and project submissions. The handbook sets out attendance, pass requirements, grading and re-sit arrangements.
The capstone brings the course together in two full physical days (9.00 AM – 6.00 PM, 1-hour lunch — 16 hours) at the NextGen Campus Head Office in Nugegoda, in weeks 15 and 16. Working from a realistic client brief, each learner assembles and configures workstations (including a gaming or high-performance workstation build), services and upgrades a laptop, builds and secures a complete SOHO network, and hands the solution over with documentation and a panel defence.
The Student Project Book is a major part of this course — about 10 hours every week, 160 hours in total. Learners keep a professional record of all their practical work: build logs for every PC assembled, repair logs for every laptop serviced, gaming and workstation specifications and benchmarks, IP plans and network diagrams, security checklists and help-desk tickets. It also contains the Management Module and becomes the learner's technical portfolio for employment.
Payment Options
Course tuition and the one-time registration fee are listed separately. Confirm payment dates and installment availability with admissions. External professional certification examination fees are separate unless NextGen Campus specifically states otherwise.
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