Copa
- Curriculum:
Covers basic computer knowledge, hardware, software, internet, and programming fundamentals.
- Skills Development:
Students learn to install operating systems, configure networks, browse the internet, create spreadsheets and databases, design web pages, and use programming languages like JavaScript and HTML.
- Job Opportunities:
COPA graduates can find employment as computer operators, programming assistants, data entry operators, and in various industries, both government and private.
- National Trade Certificate (NTC):After successful completion, trainees are awarded the NTC by the Directorate General of Training (DGT), which is recognized worldwide, according to the DGT.
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- Entry-Level Positions:
Computer operators, data entry operators, lab assistants, system operators, and billing assistants are common entry-level roles.
- IT Support and Administration:
COPA graduates can work as IT support technicians, hardware technicians, network administrators, and system administrators.
- Programming and Development:
With the right skills, graduates can pursue roles as programming assistants, web developers, software developers, and mobile app developers.
- Other IT-Related Roles:
Graduates can also find opportunities as database administrators, technical writers, software testers, or SEO specialists.
- Freelance and Entrepreneurial Opportunities:
COPA graduates can work freelance as programmers or start their own businesses, such as computer institutes, cyber cafes, or hardware and networking shops.
- Career Advancement:
With experience and further education, COPA graduates can advance to more specialized and higher-paying positions within the IT field.