Information Technology
Information technology is one of the fastest growing industries in Australia.
Explore the courses below to see what makes Monarch Institute stand out from other IT study options. If you’re not sure which course will suit you best, chat with one of our friendly Course Consultants today.
Information Technology Qualifications
Certificate IV in Information Technology
ICT40120Web developers do a lot more than just make websites that look flash.
Diploma of Information Technology (Cyber Security and Advanced Networking)
ICT50220Choosing Monarch for your studies means stepping into the forefront of the cyber security field, with a Diploma of IT (Cyber Security and Advanced Networking).
Diploma of Information Technology
ICT50220Looking for a future-proof, well-paid, and rewarding career you can do from anywhere? No, it’s not a made-up job or a sketchy MLM pitch.
Diploma of Information Technology (Front and Back End Web Development)
ICT50220When you choose Monarch for your studies, you’re gaining not just a qualification but a gateway to endless possibilities in the tech world.
Information Technology Short Courses
CCNA 7: Switching, Routing and Wireless Essentials (SRWE)
The course is offered in partnership with Cisco Networking Academy.
CCNA 7: Introduction to Networks (ITN)
The course is offered in partnership with Cisco Networking Academy.
CCNA 7: Enterprise Networking, Security and Automation (ENSA)
The course is offered in partnership with Cisco Networking Academy.
AWS Academy Cloud Foundations
Cloud computing is a booming field with tons of job options, from building cloud systems to keeping data secure.
Industry Insights
Employment/positions projection
*13.7% growth to 2026
** For ANZSCO category 2612: Multimedia Specialists and Web Developers, which includes web developers (ANZSCO ID 261212).
Earnings (average full time weekly)
$1,910
Currently employed in Australia
14,900 professionals
Flexibility
2% part-time, plus remote roles
Source: Jobs and Skills Australia 2024
One of the most exciting and rewarding specialisations within IT is web development. Government statistics and employment vacancy advertisements tell us that web developers work across a variety of projects in diverse industries. From custom web-based applications in the healthcare industry, to customer-centric ecommerce experiences, to super-secure online finance services, web developers do it all. And they’re well rewarded for it. Average salaries for web developers are around $1,910 per week. And those that make it to the management level earn even more impressive compensation. The average weekly pay for an ICT manager, including managers of web development projects, is $3,008. The best part? It’s a job with a ton of built-in flexibility that can easily be done remotely.
Your future in IT is going to be epic. We’ve put together courses with a unique balance of technical knowledge and project-based practice, plus flexibility and support you won’t find anywhere else. Explore the IT course pages now. And if you’re still not sure which course is right for you, chat to one of our friendly Course Consultants.
Source: Jobs and Skills Australia 2024
Looking for a career that’s basically future-proof? IT is… well… it. The industry as a whole, in terms of Australian jobs, is projected to grow by 13.7% over the next few years up to 2026. To put that in perspective, the total growth for all jobs is expected to be 9.1%. It makes a lot of sense, when you think about how much of our daily lives revolve around information technology, from our social lives to our businesses.
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Information technology courses
A Monarch Institute qualification in information technology gives you the ultimate balance between technical knowledge, and learning by experience. You get the flexibility of online study, with no need to go into a campus or view set lecture times. At the same time, you get personalised guidance from dedicated trainers who’ve got decades of industry experience.
We’ve really taken the best of the practical side of project-based learning, with the deeper technical knowledge of an official nationally recognised qualification - and we can’t wait to share it with you.
Plus you'll get FREE membership to the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) which is the peak body for cyber security professionals. Your membership gives you access to industry-leading knowledge, certifications, and job opportunities while helping you stay ahead in cyber security.
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Information Technology Course FAQs
With the rising demand for specialists in online cyber security, you can confidently kick-start your career in this area by taking our Cyber Security and Advanced Networking course. And because this course begins with teaching you the fundamentals, it is suitable even for beginners with limited computer experience.
There are no formal prerequisites for taking this course. However, after you enrol, we will contact you for a pre-training review. This helps to confirm if our training is right for you.
The review involves asking you to:
Complete a brief language, numeracy and literacy online quiz
Confirm that you have basic skills in Microsoft Word and Excel
Depending on the career direction you would like to take, you can choose from the following IT courses at Monarch Institute:
The Certificate IV in Information Technology is a foundational course that provides you with qualifications for jobs such as assistant programmer or digital support developer. It paves a pathway towards studying for the Diploma in Information Technology if you choose to do so.
The Diploma of Information Technology is a more comprehensive IT course teaching more in-demand skills and with the choice of two specialisations: Front and Back End Development, or Cyber Security and Advanced Networking. Here, you will gain qualifications that equip you for a career in application support and internet system administration.
Our expert trainers are available every step of the way to provide you with full support.
There is no minimum timeframe to complete the Certificate IV in Information Technology. You have up to two and a half years to finish it at your own pace. You also have up to two and a half years to complete the Diploma of Information Technology course—regardless of which specialisation you select.
The speed at which you progress through the necessary modules depends on your personal learning pace and the time you dedicate to studying.
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