The Broadband Infrastructure Training Program is a 215-clock hour certificate course funded through Ohio Means Jobs (OMJ) – Franklin County as an initiative of the Governor’s Office of Workforce Transformation to expand broadband access in Ohio. The course combines classroom, laboratory, and hands-on learning experiences to prepare students for careers such as fiber optic cable installer, broadband equipment installation technician, fiber optic splicing technician trainee, and broadband equipment troubleshooter.
Broadband Infrastructure Training Program
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Location
Training Type
Fiber/Coax Networks
Training Level
Basic
Delivery Mode
In Person
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