- Course Overview
- Entry Requirements
- Course Structure
- Professional Pathways
- Course Fee & Info
The Telecommunications & Network Engineering specialisation is designed for learners seeking advanced knowledge and practical skills in networking, telecommunications infrastructure, and enterprise communication technologies.
This program focuses on modern network design, telecommunications systems, integrated IP environments, and secure network operations to prepare students for evolving digital connectivity and infrastructure demands.
Students will develop capabilities in:
- Enterprise network design and architecture
- Integrated IP network management and troubleshooting
- Telecommunications regulations and industry standards
- Network traffic management and optimisation
- Wide Area Network (WAN) technologies
- Network security implementation
- Transmission and infrastructure planning
The course focuses on applying industry-relevant technologies, networking frameworks, and problem-solving approaches to support reliable, secure, and efficient communication systems within modern enterprise environments.
Learners gain exposure to:
- Real-world networking and telecommunications scenarios
- Enterprise infrastructure environments
- Edvanced routing and network technologies
- Network monitoring and optimisation practices
- Industry-focused project activities
Graduates may pursue specialised or support roles across telecommunications, network engineering, ICT infrastructure, and enterprise connectivity environments, with pathways into further study and professional development opportunities.
Age requirement
Students must be 18 years of age or older at the time of application.
English language requirement
Applicants must meet ONE of the following:
- IELTS Academic 6.0, or
- PTE Academic 50, or
- TOEFL iBT 60, or
- Successful completion of a qualification delivered in English (minimum 12 months duration), or
- Completion of an approved English language course.
Academic requirement
Satisfactory completion of studies equivalent to an Australian Diploma or Advanced Diploma-level qualification, from any field aligned with management or related disciplines.
LLN Requirement
All learners must undertake an LLN assessment to identify learning support needs.
This course is delivered over a total period of 104 weeks. The duration is structured as follows:
- 80 weeks of scheduled study/tuition
- 24 weeks of scheduled breaks/holidays
TRAINING STRATEGY & PACKAGING RULES
Total units required: 16
6 core units, and
10 elective units
Electives follow packaging rules and match vocational outcomes, industry needs, and qualification level.
DELIVERY ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINING PROGRAM
Delivery Mode Delivery of this course includes a combination of:
- Trainer-led, face-to-face classroom learning
- Simulated business workplace activities
- Interactive activities using AGIT’s eLearning platform
- Access to learning and assessment resources via LMS
- Assessment methods may include written tasks, case studies, simulations, role-plays, presentations, and workplace-style projects.
UNIT OF COMPETENCIES
| Unit Code | Unit Title | Core/Elective |
|---|---|---|
| BSBCRT611 | Apply critical thinking for complex problem solving | Core |
| BSBTWK502 | Manage team effectiveness | Core |
| BSBXCS402 | Promote workplace cyber security awareness and best practices | Core |
| ICTICT608 | Interact with clients on a business level | Core |
| ICTICT618 | Manage AGIT, ethics and privacy in ICT environments | Core |
| ICTSAD609 | Plan and monitor business analysis activities in an ICT environment | Core |
| ICTNWK612 | Plan and manage troubleshooting advanced integrated IP networks | Elective |
| ICTPMG613 | Manage ICT project planning | Elective |
| ICTTEN615 | Manage network traffic | Elective |
| ICTTEN622 | Produce ICT network architecture designs | Elective |
| ICTNWK560 | Determine best fit topologies for wide area networks | Elective |
| ICTTEN817 | Plan transmission Networks | Elective |
| ICTTEN614 | Conduct network system optimisation and administration | Elective |
| ICTNPL413 | Evaluate networking regulations and legislation for telecommunications industry | Elective |
| ICTSAS530 | Use network tools | Elective |
| ICTNWK546 | Manage network security | Elective |
Graduates of this qualification may pursue further study opportunities in a range of higher education and specialised ICT disciplines.
Potential academic pathways may include:
- Bachelor of Information Technology
- Bachelor of Cyber Security
- Bachelor of Computer Science
- Bachelor of Networking & Telecommunications
- Bachelor of Data Analytics or Information Systems
- Other related higher education or CRICOS-registered qualifications
This qualification may also support learners who already hold prior tertiary qualifications and are seeking to further specialise or enhance their technical and professional ICT capabilities.
AGIT provides students with guidance and support regarding:
Professional career development options..
Academic progression opportunities,
Higher education pathways,
Industry certification pathways,
Licensing / Regulatory Information
There are currently no specific licensing, legislative, or certification requirements directly linked to this qualification at the time of publication.
Students are encouraged to independently review any industry-specific requirements that may apply to particular job roles, employers, or professional certifications.
Study Commitment & Contact Hours
This qualification includes a minimum of:
- 20 scheduled contact hours per week of classroom-based training and assessment delivery
- 4 hours per week of mandatory self-directed learning and independent study
This study structure is designed to support academic progression and assist international students in meeting student visa study requirements.
Please note:
Course duration may vary for students granted Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) or Credit Transfer (CT).
Adjustments may apply where students have successfully completed equivalent units or demonstrate existing skills and knowledge.
Learning Resources & Student Facilities
Students will have access to:
- Modern classroom facilities
- Free Wi-Fi access
- Student support services
- Digital learning platforms
- All required learning and assessment materials relevant to the course
Learning and assessment resources may include:
- Student Learner Guides
- Assessment Packs
- Presentation materials and PowerPoint resources
- LMS and eLearning content
- Templates, case studies, reference materials, and sample files
Assessment Methods
Assessment activities are competency-based and aligned with the requirements of each unit of competency.
Assessment methods may include:
- Written assessments
- Projects and reports
- Portfolios
- Case studies
- Role-plays and presentations
- Practical demonstrations
- Simulated workplace tasks
- Observation of practical skills
Assessment activities are designed to reflect real-world industry environments and support practical skill development.
Language, Literacy & Numeracy (LLN) Support
AGIT is committed to supporting student success through its Language, Literacy & Numeracy (LLN) support framework.
All students undertake an LLN assessment prior to enrolment to identify any learning support requirements.
Where required, AGIT may provide:
- Additional academic support
- Learning assistance resources
- Reasonable adjustments (where appropriate)
- Referral to relevant support services.
This process helps ensure students can effectively participate in learning activities, training delivery, and assessments.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) & Credit Transfer (CT)
AGIT offers both:
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), and Credit Transfer (CT) to eligible students.
Students may apply for RPL or CT:
Prior to enrolment, or during their course of study.
Applications may be considered where students can demonstrate:
- Previous study
- Existing industry experience
- Prior workplace learning, or successfully completed equivalent units relevant to the qualification requirements.