Cybersecurity Training Program

Cutting-edge training in IT security monitoring, defensive technologies, and disaster recovery. Become an Ethical Hacker, Cybersecurity Specialist, or IT Security Analyst in just 12 months. Internship included.

Worldwide Demand for Cybersecurity Specialists

*This program is currently available online*

We are facing a worldwide shortage of skilled cybersecurity specialists. There are currently millions of vacant IT security jobs across the globe, including:

Thousands of available cybersecurity positions in Canada (Deloitte)
Over 400,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the United States (Cybersecurity Workforce Study)
Increased demand is driving up salaries in this field
Current median salary for Cybersecurity Specialists in Canada is $75-80K, with some professionals earning more than 100K (Payscale)

Herzing Toronto Accelerated Cybersecurity Program

Get to work faster with the accelerated 12-month Cybersecurity training program. This unique program delivers over 900 hours of practical training, and 100 hours of internship.

12-month diploma program (20 hours/week)
Currently available online
Includes 5-week internship (100 hours)
Taught by industry experts with extensive IT security experience
Based on globally recognized IT security certifications
Multiple start-dates; enroll at any time
Financial aid may be available to those who qualify (our Admissions team will help you apply)

IT Security Certifications Featured in the Program

Herzing’s Cybersecurity training program is based on industry-leading certifications. Our students complete the educational component needed for the following IT security certifications:

Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP)
Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP)
Cyber Security Practitioner (CSXP)

Note: Certifications also require 3-5 years of relevant work experience.

Career Outlook

The latest Government of Canada Job Bank report shows strong demand for cybersecurity specialists in Ontario. Major IT centres like Toronto are leading the way in job opportunities.

Experts predict strong employment growth in this field over the next 10 years, all across Canada.

Cybersecurity Job Opportunities

Successful graduates of Herzing Toronto Cybersecurity training program are qualified for the following jobs:

Security Analyst
Security Hacker
Ethical Hacker
Cybersecurity Consultant
Cybersecurity Specialist

Study Topics

The Cybersecurity training program focuses on best practices in IT security, including a wide range of tools, technologies, and tactics.

You will learn:

A complete overview of the latest cybersecurity threats, attacks, and vulnerabilities
Best practices in security and risk mitigation for Windows, Linux, and Unix
Fundamentals of network monitoring and best practices for securing VLANs
Tools and tactics for web application security
Cloud security tools and implementations
Computer hacking and digital forensics
Comprehensive tools and techniques for ethical hacking
Numerous procedures and methods for disaster recovery and system restoration

Click below for detailed Cybersecurity course descriptions:

Cyber Security Fundamentals

This course is an introduction to the field of cyber security. Students will be given an extensive overview of the various domains of cyber security. This course covers cyber security concepts and principles. Topics include security foundation concepts, threats, attacks and vulnerabilities, identity and access management, risk management, personal devices (BYOD), privilege management, privilege life cycle, cryptography, incident response and recovery, networks and communications, systems and application security and PKI.

Certification: Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP)

Windows Security

This course is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of Windows systems and Active Directory domains. Students will learn, about operating system security in general, and Windows security in particular. Students also will learn to use PowerShell, Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI), command-line and graphical tools to analysis Windows systems. Topics include PowerShell command essentials, password management, user right assignments, system security settings, file and share permissions, registry permissions and settings, Windows logging and continuous monitoring for Windows.

Unix Security

This course provides in-depth coverage of Linux and Unix security issues that include specific configuration guidance and practical, real-world examples, tips, and technics. Students will learn, how to mitigate or eliminate general problems that apply to all Unix-like operating systems, including vulnerabilities in the password authentication system, file system, virtual memory system, and applications that commonly run on Linux and Unix. Topics include Linux basics, command-line tools and scripting, file permissions, file integrity, services, users, groups and privilege management, patching and logging and monitoring.

Network and Perimeter Security

Students who complete the course will understand how networks work and how they should be secured. Students will learn how to securely configure VLANs, how to determine perimeter firewall requirements, how to configure routers and various network devices. In addition, students are guided through industry best practices for using network mapping tools and vulnerability scanners to assist the organization in securing the network. Topics include VLAN, Nmap, routers and switches configuration security, firewall, wireless and vulnerability assessment.

Web Applications Security

This course provides the opportunity to study the pool of technologies that make modern web applications work and the tools which security practitioner can use to secure the applications. Students are aided to learn the technologies which make the web work, including HTML, HTTP, AJAX, web servers and databases. Students also will learn the resources available from the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP), focusing on their Top 10 vulnerabilities list. Topics include secure development practices, OWASP Top 10 list, authentication, session handling, data handling and logging and monitoring.

Cloud Security

This course provides comprehensive coverage of various cloud computing delivery models, security tools and implementations. It helps the students to advance their technical skills and knowledge to design, manage and secure data, applications and infrastructure in the cloud. Topics include cloud concepts, cloud data security, cloud platform & infrastructure security, cloud application security, operations, legal and compliance.

Certification: Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP)

Cyber Security Controls and Security Operations

This course covers the development of various cyber security controls, implementations and security operations. Students will master various proven techniques and tools needed to design and implement the cyber security controls. Topics include implementing specified cybersecurity controls, cybersecurity procedure execution, documenting configuration changes, testing new controls, collecting event data, sending and receiving event data and verifying identities and credentials.

Computer Hacking and Forensic Investigation

This course is designed to provide knowledge of key concepts and practices in digital forensic matters. Students will learn key forensic investigation scenarios and will be directed to apply the technics to acquire hands-on experience. Topics include computer forensics investigation process, understanding hard disks and file systems, defeating anti-forensics techniques, operating system forensics, network forensics and malware forensics.

Ethical Hacking

This course provides the study of hacking tools and techniques used by hackers and information security practitioners. With a wide range of tools, techniques, and methodologies for ethical hacking, this course prepares you to conduct ethical hacking projects end to end. Topics include Introduction to ethical hacking, scanning networks, enumeration, system hacking, sniffing, denial-of-service, session hijacking, hacking wireless networks, and hacking mobile platforms.

Cyber System Restoration and Disaster Recovery

Students who complete the course will know the disaster recovery requirements and tools used for various system restorations. This course ensures that students are exposed to several procedures and methods that help restore a network of responsibility to pre-disaster operation levels. Topics include disaster recovery and business continuity, cyber system restoration, backup site preparation and utilization, actualizing data backups and recovery, deficiency and error reporting, post-incident review.

Career Development

Internship

Admission Requirements

What you need to get started.

Minimum of a Canadian high school grade 12 or equivalent, or a mature student
Pass an entrance test administered by Herzing College
Be interviewed in detail regarding interest in the field
Note: admission to some programs may include additional requirements

Get Started Today

Overview

SAMPLE SALARY RANGE:

$44,000 – $75,000

Source: jobbank.gc.ca
(Systems Security Analyst)

CAMPUS

Toronto

INDUSTRY

Technology

PROGRAM LENGTH

12 Months (20 hours/week)
Includes 5-week internship

See Admission Requirements

2019 Overall Graduate Employment Rate

84% of available Herzing College Toronto graduates were employed in a related field.

*statistics based on most recent available

Your Next Steps

Ready to learn more about the Cybersecurity Specialist training program? It’s easy to get started. Choose from the following options:

Fill out the form to ask questions via email
Chat live with an Admissions Advisor to get your questions answered now
Click Apply Now to get your application started today!

Apply Now

Why Choose this Program?

This accelerated Cybersecurity training program is the best way to jump-start your IT security career. Here’s why Herzing should be your first choice:

12-month diploma program that gets you to work faster
5-week internship for real work experience
Over 900 hours of hands-on cybersecurity training and labs
Preparation for 4 globally recognized IT security certifications
Learn from IT security experts with years of professional experience
Small class sizes where every student gets step-by-step support
Use the Herzing Open Education Program (HOEP) to take additional IT courses after you graduate, tuition-free!*
Amazing Career Development team, who helps create your resume, prepare for interviews, and apply for cybersecurity jobs
Herzing has a 55-year track record of effective technology training
Our grads get hired! In 2019, 84% of Herzing College Toronto graduates were employed in a related field (based on most recent available data)

Apply Now

Computer Networking Technology

Qualify for Network Administrator and Network Technician jobs. Get certified in Linux, CompTIA Net+, and CompTIA Security+. Learn hands-on skills in network installation, optimization, security, and technical support. Graduate in 12 months, internship included.

*This program is currently available online*

Become a Network Technician or Network Administrator

Network technicians and network administrators are responsible for installing, optimizing, and protecting computer networks.

Many kinds of organizations rely on functional and secure computer networks, including hospitals, schools, government agencies, medium-sized businesses and large corporations.

Network Technician and Network Administrator are two of the fastest-growing careers in Canada.

As our dependence on networking increases, so does demand for trained professionals with the latest skills.

Herzing Winnipeg Computer Networking Technology Program

This program teaches hands-on skills in computer network administration and technical support. Students learn hardware and software installation, troubleshooting, network security and optimization. Courses include preparation for major networking certification exams.

12-month diploma program
Currently available online
Preparation for Linux, CompTIA Net+, and CompTIA Security+ certification exams
7-week internship
Expert instructors with decades of professional IT experience
Step-by-step help from our Career Development team to find your first computer networking job
Financial assistance may be available to those who qualify
Multiple start-dates, enroll at any time

Career Outlook

There is consistent demand for computer networking technology professionals in Manitoba and across Canada.

Global staffing firm, Randstad, recently named Network Administrator one of the best IT jobs in Canada.

Successful graduates of the Computer Networking Technology program can find employment opportunities at:

Government agencies
Small-to-medium sized businesses
Corporate IT departments
Educational institutions
Health care organizations
IT services companies

Computer Networking Technology Jobs

There are many job opportunities in the computer networking industry. Successful graduates of Herzing’s Computer Networking Technology program are qualified for the following positions:

Technical Support Specialist
Service Technician
Network Specialist
Network Consultant
Network Administrator
Network Operations Analyst
Computer Support Specialist
Network Security Analyst
Wireless Networking/Mobility Specialist
IT Project Manager

Study Topics

Herzing Winnipeg’s Computer Networking Technology program teaches the practical skills you need to get certified and start your career.

Study topics include Cisco routers and switches, Windows server, Linux administration, cloud services, security and disaster recovery, and network troubleshooting.

Click to see a detailed description of each course.

A+ Certification Preparation

This course provides instruction on both general and specific computing environments. Topics include an introduction to Microsoft technologies. Candidates will work hands on with installation and deployment techniques, upgrading processes to Windows Operating systems, including ensuring hardware and software compatibility. Additionally, candidates will work with and be able to configure pre-installation and post-installation system settings, Windows security features, network connectivity applications included with Windows Operating systems, and mobile computing. Candidates will also put into practice the fundamentals of troubleshooting the OS. Topics covered will include: An Introduction to Implementing, Managing, Monitoring hardware devices and drivers; How to optimize system performance and reliability; Configure and troubleshooting the TCP/IP protocol.

Cloud Essentials

This course helps students understand the cloud, support cloud users, use and configure cloud services and focuses on technical skills related to supporting cloud users. It will train students in the areas of troubleshooting common Office 365 and Office 2016 issues.

Network+ and Security+ Fundamentals

This course provides instruction in network design and technologies using the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model. Topics include network fundamentals, the OSI model, network operating systems, TCP/IP fundamentals and utilities, network installation and upgrades, network remote access configuration and protocols, network administration and security, fault tolerance and disaster recovery considerations and procedures, and network troubleshooting procedures. The course also covers all aspects of computer network security, from physical security to local computer security to Internet related security methods. Emphasis is placed on the analytical skills required by a security specialist. Certification: CompTIA Net+, CompTIA Security+.

Linux Administration

Unix is an operating system that is a standard for many different types of computers. It is known as one of the most flexible operating systems, one of the most difficult to master, and, unfortunately, one of the most expensive to obtain. Linux is an affordable Unix clone that was created and continues to be maintained by many talented individuals from around the world. In fact, many companies now recognize Linux expertise as a sign of generally strong computer knowledge and list knowledge of Linux as a qualifying skill for many types of jobs. This course introduces the capabilities and features of Linux
as a multi-user operating system and prepares the student for the opportunity to write the Linux
Certification exams level 1 and 2. (LPIC-1, LPIC-2) This course introduces the capabilities and features of
Linux as a multi-user operating system. Topics include system planning and installing a Linux system,
managing desktop interfaces, working with the shell and text files, the role of the system administrator,
performing system administrator tasks such as managing system resources and creating scripts, and
performance tuning and troubleshooting techniques.

Office 365 Tenant

This course will prepare students to evaluate, plan, migrate, deploy, and manage Microsoft 365 services.
It will teach students to design and implement Microsoft 365, manage user identities and roles and
manage access and authentication.

Network Infrastructure and Administration

This course is designed to provide instruction in implementing and administering a Windows network
infrastructure. Topics include installing, configure, managing, monitoring, and troubleshooting DNS;
installing, configure, managing, monitoring, and troubleshooting network protocols; installing,
configure, managing, monitoring, and troubleshooting WINS; installing, configure, managing,
monitoring, and troubleshooting IP routing; installing, configure, and troubleshooting Network Address
Translation; and installing, configure, managing, monitoring, and troubleshooting Certificate Services.

Windows Server Operating Systems

This is a course in the installation and operation of Windows Server. Topics include installing, configure,
and troubleshooting Windows; access to resources; hardware devices and drivers; managing,
monitoring, and optimizing system performance, reliability, and availability; managing, configure, and
troubleshooting storage use; Configure and troubleshooting network connections; and implementing,
monitoring, and troubleshooting security.

Active Directory Infrastructure and Config. Azure

This course is designed to provide instruction in implementing and administering a Windows Directory
Services infrastructure. Topics include installing, configuring, and troubleshooting Active Directory;
installing, configuring, managing, monitoring, and troubleshooting DNS for Active Directory; installing,
configuring, managing, monitoring, optimizing, and troubleshooting change and configuration
management; managing, monitoring, and optimizing the components of Active Directory; and
configuring, managing, monitoring, and troubleshooting Active Directory security.

Routers and Switches

This course introduces the concepts and procedures required to configure Cisco switches and routers in
multi-protocol internetworks. Topics include using the Cisco Internetwork Operating System (IOS); the
Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) reference model and layered communication; LAN design,
technologies, and virtual LANs; bridging, switching, and Spanning Tree Protocol (STP); the TCP/IP
protocol suite and IP and IPX addressing, sub netting, and configuration; routing basics, protocols, and
configuration; access list security and configuration; and Wide Area Network (WAN) design, protocols,
and technologies.

Career Development

This seminar provides an opportunity for the student to apply the techniques and processes for
developing a career path and to learn lifetime career management tools and skills. Topics include
career-planning, job searching, developing career search documents, refining interview skills, and
preparing for a new position.

Internship

The internship component of the program is the practical application of a student’s knowledge and skills
in an industry environment. The industry shall be directly related to the student’s program of study. The
internship requires full-time day attendance working in the industry setting. The duration of the
internship is seven weeks.

Admission Requirements

What you need to get started.

Minimum of a Canadian high school grade 12 or equivalent, or a mature student
Pass an entrance test administered by Herzing College
Be interviewed in detail regarding interest in the field
Note: admission to some programs may include additional requirements

Get Started Today

Overview

SAMPLE SALARY RANGE:

$37,000 – $62,400

Source: jobbank.gc.ca
(Network Administrator)

CAMPUS

Winnipeg

INDUSTRY

Technology

PROGRAM LENGTH

12 Months (20 hours/week)
Includes 7 week internship

EXPLORE CAREERS

TRY OUR CAREER EXPLORATION KIT

Our online kit takes 3-minutes to complete and you’ll get a personalized report. Identify your strengths and social style plus the training and positions you’re best suited for.

TRY IT

See Admission Requirements

2019 Overall Graduate Employment Rate

83% of available Herzing College Winnipeg graduates were employed in a related field.

*statistics based on most recent available

Your Next Steps

Ready to learn more about the Computer Networking Technology program? It’s easy to get started. Choose from the following options:

Fill out the form to ask questions via email
Chat live with an Admissions Advisor to get your questions answered now
Click Apply Now to get your application started today!

Apply Now

Why Choose this Program?

Herzing Winnipeg Computer Networking Technology program is fast, effective, and trusted by employers. Here’s why Herzing should be your first choice:

12-month program that gets you job-ready fast
7-week internship to gain real work experience
Preparation for leading computer networking certifications
Instructors with many years of professional IT experience
Small class sizes where every student gets personal support
Enjoy the Herzing Open Education Program (HOEP): take more IT courses after you graduate, tuition-free!
Amazing Career Development team who helps create your resume, prepare for interviews, and apply for computer networking jobs
Friendly, welcoming campus with students of all ages and backgrounds
Our grads get hired! In 2019, 83% of Herzing College Winnipeg graduates were employed in a related field (based on most recent available data)

Apply Now

Computer Networking Technology Program

Learn how to install, optimize, troubleshoot, and secure computer networks. Preparation for Linux, CompTIA Net+, and CompTIA Security+ certification exams. Become a Network Technician or Network Administrator in just 14 months, internship included

What Does a Computer Network Technician Do?

*This program is currently available online*

Network technicians and administrators are responsible for overseeing, optimizing, and protecting a company’s computer network.

Typical tasks for this role include:

Installing network hardware and software
Troubleshooting hardware, software, connectivity, and server issues
Installing and configuring individual workstations
Training users and providing technical support
Updating software as needed
Monitoring network security
Performing back-up operations
Performing disaster recovery procedures
Configuring cloud services
Identifying ways to optimize the network infrastructure

Herzing Toronto Computer Networking Technology Program

Herzing’s Computer Networking Technology program delivers cutting-edge training in network administration and technical support. We teach the practical skills you need to get hired, including preparation for valuable networking certification exams.

14-month diploma program
Preparation for Linux, CompTIA Net+, and CompTIA Security+ certification exams
Includes a 6-week internship
Expert instructors with decades of professional IT experience
Step-by-step help from our Career Development team to find your first computer networking job
Financial assistance may be available to those who qualify
Multiple start-dates; enroll at any time

Career Outlook

Canada has one of the fastest growing IT job markets in the world. Randstad recently named Network Administrator one of the best tech jobs in Canada.
Any organization large enough to need a computer network requires skilled technicians to maintain and protect it. Employers include:

Government agencies
Small-to-medium sized businesses
Corporations
Educational institutions
Health care organizations
IT services companies
Community organizations

Computer Networking Job Opportunities

There is a wide variety of job opportunities in the networking industry. Successful graduates of Herzing’s Computer Networking Technology program can pursue the following positions:

Technical Support Specialist
Service Technician
Network Specialist
Network Consultant
Network Administrator
Network Operations Analyst
Computer Support Specialist
Network Security Analyst
Wireless Networking/Mobility Specialist
IT Project Manager

Who Hires Herzing Grads?

Our Computer Networking Technology graduates have been hired by many Ontario organizations, including:

ADGA Group Consultants Inc.
Service Technologique de la Reliance
National Defense
Check Point Technologies
Innovopost Technologies
Nova Networks
Vincent Hospital

Study Topics

The Computer Networking Technology program teaches practical skills in network administration and troubleshooting, network security, cloud services, Cisco routers and switches, SQL server, Windows, and Linux.

Click to see a detailed description of each course.

Computer Operating Systems

This course is an introduction to the Windows past and current operating systems as found in today ’s market. Students install, configure and troubleshoot operating systems and prepare for certifications with those systems. Course content relates to the following certification(s): MCTS; MCITP

A+ Essentials

A+ Advanced

This course provides instruction on both general and specific computing environments. Topics include an introduction to Microsoft technologies. Candidates will work hands on with installation and deployment technics, upgrading processes to Windows Operating systems, including ensuring hardware and software compatibility. Additionally, candidates will work with and be able to configure pre-installation and post-installation system settings, Windows security features, network connectivity applications included with Windows Operating systems, and mobile computing. Candidates will also put into practice the fundamentals of troubleshooting the OS. Topics covered will include: An Introduction to Implementing, Managing, Monitoring hardware devices and drivers; How to optimize system performance and reliability; Configuring and troubleshooting the TCP/IP protocol.

N+ and Security + Fundamentals

Cloud Essentials

Linux Administration

Unix is an operating system that is a standard for many different types of computers. It is known as one of the most flexible operating systems, one of the most difficult to master, and, unfortunately, one of the most expensive to obtain. Linux is an affordable Unix clone that was created and continues to be maintained by many talented individuals from around the world. In fact, many companies now recognize Linux expertise as a sign of generally strong computer knowledge and list knowledge of Linux as a qualifying skill for many types of jobs. This course introduces the capabilities and features of Linux as a multi-user operating system, and prepares the student for the opportunity to write the Linux Certification exams level 1 and 2. (LPIC-1, LPIC-2) This course introduces the capabilities and features of Linux(R) as a multi-user operating system. Topics include system planning and installing a Linux(R) system, managing desktop interfaces, working with the shell and text files, the role of the system administrator, performing system administrator tasks such as managing system resources and creating scripts, and performance tuning and troubleshooting techniques.

Office 365 Tenant

This course will prepare students to evaluate, plan, migrate, deploy, and manage Microsoft 365 services. It will teach students to design and implement Microsoft 365, mange user identities and roles and manage access and authentication.

Windows Server Operating Systems

This is a course in the installation and operation of Windows(R) 2003/8 Server. Topics include installing, configuring, and troubleshooting Windows(R) 2003/8; access to resources; hardware devices and drivers; managing, monitoring, and optimizing system performance, reliability, and availability; managing, configuring, and troubleshooting storage use; configuring and troubleshooting network connections; and implementing, monitoring, and troubleshooting security.

Network Infrastructure and Administration

This course is designed to provide instruction in implementing and administering a Windows® 2003/8 network infrastructure. Topics include installing, configuring, managing, monitoring, and troubleshooting DNS; installing, configuring, managing, monitoring, and troubleshooting network protocols; installing, configuring, managing, monitoring, and troubleshooting WINS; installing, configuring, managing, monitoring, and troubleshooting IP routing; installing, configuring, and troubleshooting Network Address Translation; and installing, configuring, managing, monitoring, and troubleshooting Certificate Services.

Active Directory Infrastructure and Config. Azure

This course is designed to provide instruction in implementing and administering a Windows® 2003/8 Directory Services infrastructure. Topics include installing, configuring, and troubleshooting Active Directory; installing, configuring, managing, monitoring, and troubleshooting DNS for Active Directory; installing, configuring, managing, monitoring, optimizing, and troubleshooting change and configuration management; managing, monitoring, and optimizing the components of Active

Routers and Switches

This course introduces the concepts and procedures required to configure Cisco(R) switches and routers in multi-protocol internetworks. Topics include using the Cisco(R) Internetwork Operating System (IOS); the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) reference model and layered communication; LAN design, technologies, and virtual LANs; bridging, switching, and Spanning Tree Protocol (STP); the TCP/IP protocol suite and IP and IPX addressing, sub netting, and configuration; routing basics, protocols, and configuration; access list security and configuration; and Wide Area Network (WAN) design, protocols, and technologies.

SQL

This course provides instruction in the planning, installation, and administration of Microsoft(R) SQL
Server(TM). Topics include planning SQL Server capacity and security, installing and configuring the SQL
Server, security configuration and management, data maintenance and data management, monitoring
performance, and troubleshooting various problems

Career Development

This seminar provides an opportunity for the student to apply the techniques and processes for developing a career path and to learn lifetime career management tools and skills. Topics include career-planning, job searching, writing resumes and cover letters, refining interview skills, and preparing for a new position.

Internship

The internship component of the program is the practical application of a student’s knowledge and skills in an industry environment. The industry shall be directly related to the student’s program of study. The internship requires full-time day attendance working in the industry setting. 120 Hours

Admission Requirements

What you need to get started.

Minimum of a Canadian high school grade 12 or equivalent, or a mature student
Pass an entrance test administered by Herzing College
Be interviewed in detail regarding interest in the field
Note: admission to some programs may include additional requirements

Get Started Today

Overview

SAMPLE SALARY RANGE:

$44,000 – $62,000

Source: jobbank.gc.ca
(Network Administrator)

CAMPUS

Toronto

INDUSTRY

Technology

PROGRAM LENGTH

14 Months (20 hours/week)
Includes 6 week internship

EXPLORE CAREERS

TRY OUR CAREER EXPLORATION KIT

Our online kit takes 3-minutes to complete and you’ll get a personalized report. Identify your strengths and social style plus the training and positions you’re best suited for.

TRY IT

See Admission Requirements

2019 Overall Graduate Employment Rate

84% of available Herzing College Toronto graduates were employed in a related field.

*statistics based on most recent available

Download Program Brochure

Your Next Steps

Ready to learn more about the Computer Networking Technology training program? It’s easy to get started. Choose from the following options:

Fill out the form to ask questions via email
Chat live with an Admissions Advisor to get your questions answered now
Click Apply Now to get your application started today!

Apply Now

Why Choose this Program?

Herzing Toronto Computer Networking Technology program is fast, effective, and trusted by employers. Here’s why Herzing should be your first choice:

14-month program that gets you job-ready fast
6-week internship for on-the-job training
Preparation for industry-standard networking certifications
Learn from expert instructors with years of IT experienceSmall class sizes where every student gets step-by-step support
Enjoy the Herzing Open Education Program (HOEP): take more IT courses after you graduate, tuition-free!
Amazing Career Development team, who helps create your resume, prepare for interviews, and apply for computer networking jobs
Friendly, welcoming campus with students of all ages and backgrounds
Our grads get hired! In 2019, 84% of available Herzing College Toronto graduates were employed in a related field (based on most recent available data)

Apply Now

Cybersecurity Specialist Training

Train to become a Cybersecurity Analyst, Security Hacker, or IT Security Specialist. Jumpstart your prep for leading IT security certifications. Get to work faster with this accelerated 12-month program. Currently available online.

Demand for Cybersecurity Professionals in Canada

*This program is currently available online*

Canada is facing a significant shortage of cyber security talent. A recent Deloitte study shows thousands of unfilled cybersecurity jobs in Canada, with demand increasing every year.

Network security threats are evolving faster than IT security teams can handle. Companies are struggling to find cybersecurity specialists trained in the latest defensive technologies.

This is the ideal time to begin cybersecurity training and launch your career.

Cybersecurity Specialist Training Overview

Herzing College Ottawa offers an accelerated 12-month Cybersecurity Specialist training program. This program is developed by industry experts and based on leading IT security certifications.

12-month diploma program (20 hours/week)
Program is currently available online
5-week internship
Includes 940 hours of practical cybersecurity training and 100 hours of internship
Taught by industry experts with years of IT security experience
Step-by-step help from our Career Development team to find and apply for cybersecurity jobs
Multiple start-dates; enroll at any time
Financial aid may be available to those who qualify (our Admissions team will help you apply)

IT Security Certifications

Herzing’s Cybersecurity Specialist training includes preparation for leading IT security certifications and designations.

Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP)
Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP)
Cyber Security Practitioner (CSXP)

Note: You will also require 3-5 years of relevant work experience to qualify for certification.

Career Outlook

Cybersecurity is one of the world’s fastest growing careers. There is very strong demand for cybersecurity specialists throughout Canada and across the globe, but not enough professionals to fill those roles.

There are currently thousands of unfilled cybersecurity jobs in Canada (source: Deloitte)
Experts estimate at least 1.8 unfilled cybersecurity positions worldwide by 2022 (source: csis.org)

Cybersecurity Job Options

Graduates of Herzing’s Cybersecurity Specialist training are qualified to pursue careers as:

Security Analysts
Security Hackers
Ethical Hackers
Cybersecurity Consultants
Cybersecurity Specialists

Learn more about career outlook, jobs, and salaries: Big Demand for Cybersecurity Jobs in Canada – Should You Get Training?

Study Topics

Each Cybersecurity course features best practices and hands-on training (labs) in the latest cybersecurity tools and technologies.

In this program, you will learn:

A complete overview of cybersecurity, including threats, attacks, vulnerabilities, incident response and recovery, and application security
How to implement best practices in security for Windows systems
Linux and Unix security tactics, including mitigating or eliminating common vulnerabilities, and system monitoring
The fundamentals of network monitoring and best practices for securing VLANs
Best practices and tools for web application security
Cloud security tools and implementations
Computer hacking and digital forensics
Comprehensive tools and techniques for ethical hacking
Numerous procedures and methods for disaster recovery and system restoration

Click below for detailed Cybersecurity course descriptions:

Cyber Security Fundamentals

Certification: Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP)

Windows Security

Unix Security

Network and Perimeter Security

Web Applications Security

Cloud Security

Certification: Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP)

Cyber Security Controls and Security Operations

Computer Hacking and Forensic Investigation

Ethical Hacking

Cyber System Restoration and Disaster Recovery

Career Development

Internship

Admission Requirements

What you need to get started.

Minimum of a Canadian high school grade 12 or equivalent, or a mature student (18 years of age or older)
Pass an entrance test administered by Herzing College
Be interviewed in detail regarding interest in the field
Note: admission to some programs may include additional requirements

Get Started Today

Overview

SAMPLE SALARY RANGE:

$46,925 – $115,003

Source: jobbank.gc.ca
(Information Systems Analysts and Consultants)

CAMPUS

Ottawa

INDUSTRY

Technology

PROGRAM LENGTH

12 Months (20 hours/week)
Includes 5-week internship

See Admission Requirements

2019 Overall Technology Student Employment Rate

100% of available Herzing College Ottawa technology graduates were employed in a related field.

2019 Overall Graduate Employment Rate

94% of available Herzing College Ottawa graduates were employed in a related field.

*statistics based on most recent available

Download Program Brochure

Your Next Steps

Ready to learn more about the Cybersecurity Specialist training program? It’s easy to get started. Choose from the following options:

Fill out the form to ask questions via email
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Why Choose this Program?

Herzing’s Cybersecurity Specialist training is fast, effective, and based on leading IT certifications. Here’s why Herzing should be your first choice:

Accelerated 12-month program that gets you to work faster
5-week internship for real work experience
Over 900 hours of hands-on cybersecurity training and labs
Learn from IT security experts with years of professional experience
Small class sizes where every student gets step-by-step support
Enjoy the Herzing Open Education Program (HOEP), which lets you take additional courses after you graduate, tuition-free!*
Amazing Career Development team, who helps create your resume, prepare for interviews, and apply for cybersecurity jobs
Herzing has a 55-year track record of effective IT training
Our grads get hired! In 2019, 94% of Herzing College Ottawa graduates were employed in a related field (based on most recent available data)*Some conditions apply

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Herzing College Skilled Trades
Electrician Pre-apprenticeship Program

Learn how to install and repair electrical wiring, fixtures, and controls. Hands-on training in the Electrical Code, blueprints, estimating and job safety. Get help to land a paid electrician apprenticeship after graduation. Tools and safety gear included.

Electrician Pre-apprenticeship Training: Your First Step to Become a Licensed Electrician

Construction and maintenance electricians work on new builds and existing residential, industrial, and commercial structures. They install and repair wiring, fixtures, control devices, and other equipment.

Electrician is a regulated trade in Ontario. That means you must complete an apprenticeship and earn a Certificate of Qualification to become a licensed electrician.

The process includes the following steps:

Complete 8160 hours of on-the-job training as an electrician apprentice
Complete 840 in-class hours of electrician training
Pass the electrician certification exam
Become a certified, registered journeyperson in the trade

Electrician pre-apprenticeship training is your first step. Employers prefer to hire electrician apprentices who already have practical skills and safety knowledge.

Having these fundamental skills gives you a strong competitive edge over other job applicants.

Once you land an apprenticeship, you’ll be earning money while you complete your certification and become a licensed electrician.

Herzing College Electrician Pre-apprenticeship Program

The goal of our Electrician Pre-apprenticeship program is to get you hired as an electrician apprentice. This training focuses on electrical construction and maintenance, combined with estimating skills.

You will learn from licensed electricians with years of industry experience. We know exactly what employers look for when hiring apprentices, and have built our program around those skills.

24-week program
Licensed instructors with years of industry experience
State-of-the-art training facility that simulates a real work environment
Multiple program start-dates throughout the year
Tools and safety gear are included in your tuition
Loans, government training grants, and scholarships may be available for students who qualify (our Admissions team will help you apply)
100% of our available Electrician Pre-apprenticeship graduates found employment in 2019 (statistic based on most recent available data, averaged across campuses)

Our Electrician Training Includes Valuable Safety Certifications

Employers prefer to hire electrician apprentices who have already completed job safety training. Our Electrician Pre-apprenticeship program includes the following industry-standard safety certificates:

WHMIS
Working at Heights
Elevating Work Platforms
Lockout & Tag Safety
Scaffold Users’ Hazard Awareness
Confined Spaces Hazard Awareness

Career Outlook

There is steady demand for electrician apprentices and licensed electricians across Ontario. The healthy construction industry is creating jobs for electricians, for both residential and commercial projects.

Plus, the Ontario government’s investment in infrastructure, and new facilities for healthcare and education, is generating employment for electricians and electrician apprentices.

Job Options for Electrician Pre-apprenticeship Program Graduates

Our graduates often get hired as electrician apprentices in the residential construction industry. Others find work in commercial and factory settings. However, there are many other job options available.

Electrician career paths include:

Construction and maintenance of residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial buildings
Renovation and restoration
Factory maintenance
Service technician
Sales (wholesale and retail)
Industrial electrician (installing, maintaining, and repairing the electronic components of industrial equipment)
Lineworker (installing and maintaining high voltage power lines)
Security and fire alarm system installation
Fiber optics
Electrical contractor

Who Hires our Grads?

Graduates of our Electrician Pre-apprenticeship program have been hired by:

J.M.R Electrical
Jake Electric
BFG Enterprise Services
Mayfair Electric

Study Topics

Herzing’s Electrician Pre-apprenticeship program teaches the skills employers want in a new apprentice. Study topics include electrical and job site safety, conduit bending, wire pulling, installing fixtures, and the Canadian Electrical Code.

In this program you will learn:

The fundamentals of electrical theory related to circuits and installations
How to perform electrical calculations
How to interpret and apply the Canadian Electrical Code
How to build a functioning electrical circuit
How to install electrical fixtures and equipment
Basics for putting together a price estimate for a construction project
How to read blueprints
How to accurately measure take-offs for materials

Click to see a detailed description of pre-apprenticeship electrician courses.

Safety

In this course students will learn best practices and how to work safely with Hazardous Materials, operate a variety of safety devices and equipment. They will understand the requirements that will need to be met to be in compliance with the Ministry of Labour on the job site.

Electrical Theory

In this course students will learn the fundamentals behind how Electrical Circuitry works. They will understand how to apply Ohm’s Law and Kirchhoff’s Law to calculate missing values. They will understand the do’s and don’ts when installing equipment. They will learn the terms and terminology of the equipment used by Construction Maintenance Electricians.

Electrical Code

In this course students will learn how to navigate through the Canadian Electrical Code book.
They will learn how to interpret and apply the code in practical applications. They will understand that Code is Law and that it must be followed.

Installation Methods

In this course students will learn how to build a functioning electrical circuit. They apply the lessons learned from the theoretical courses in practical applications. They will understand the do’s and don’ts when installing equipment. They will learn how to identify the differences between devices and their correct applications.

Fundamentals of an Estimator

Students will understand the role of an estimator. They will be introduced to the role of an estimator and learn what basic assistance they will be providing in a junior position; rom calculating various statistical data to researching historical data. Students will be exposed to a full estimating procedure from start to finish. This module will also review necessary mathematical skills for the estimating sector.

Estimation and Take-Offs

In this course students will learn how to calculate various statistical data quantity takeoffs, material price list, labor costs, and equipment. They will learn how junior estimators assist with obtaining scopes of work and pricing from sub-contractors and suppliers. Students learn how to make estimates and take-offs from all sources of material, blueprints, manual drawings and electronic simulations

Admission Requirements

What you need to get started.

Minimum of a Canadian high school grade 12 or equivalent, or a mature student
Pass an entrance test administered by Herzing College
Be interviewed in detail regarding interest in the field
Meet any additional program specific entrance requirements

Get Started Today

Overview

SAMPLE AVERAGE SALARY RANGE:

$51,840 to $63,360

Source: jobbank.gc.ca
(Electrician,industrial)

CAMPUS

Toronto
Cambridge

INDUSTRY

Pre-Apprenticeship

PROGRAM LENGTH

24 weeks

LEARNING MODALITIES

On Campus

EXPLORE CAREERS

TRY OUR CAREER EXPLORATION KIT

Our online kit takes 3-minutes to complete and you’ll get a personalized report. Identify your strengths and social style plus the training and positions you’re best suited for.

TRY IT

See Admission Requirements

2019 Program Employment Rate

100% of available program graduates were employed in a related field.

2019 Overall Graduate Employment Rate

88% of available Herzing College Skilled Trades graduates were employed in a related field.

*statistics based on most recent available

Download Program Brochure

Your Next Steps

Ready to learn more about the Construction Maintenance Electrician pre-apprenticeship program? It’s easy to get started. Choose from the following options:

Fill out the form to ask questions via email
Chat live with an Admissions Advisor to get your questions answered now
Click Apply Now to get your application started today!

Apply Now

Why Choose this Program?

Herzing’s Electrician Pre-apprenticeship program is designed to get you hired as an electrician apprentice. This training is fast, flexible, and taught by certified experts. Here’s why Herzing College Skilled Trades should be your first choice:

Affordable 24-week program that gets you job-ready fast
Learn the fundamentals of electrical theory, installation, and job safety employers are looking for
Our training workshop simulates a real work environment
Herzing College is a Merit Ontario, CLAC Union-approved training facility
Eligible grads are admitted to Merit Ontario and CLAC union
Tools and safety gear are included in your tuition
Valuable safety certifications are included in your training
Our Career Development team helps you create your resume, apply for electrician apprenticeships, and prepare for interviews
We connect graduates with available jobs through our industry partners
We help you apply for government training grants, loans, and scholarships, which may lower tuition costs for eligible students
Small class sizes, fun learning environment, great staff
Herzing College has a 55-year track record of respected career training
Our grads get hired! This program had a 100% graduate employment rate in 2019 (based on available graduates and most recent data)

Apply Now

Herzing College Skilled Trades
Gas Technician 3 Training

Total preparation to pass the TSSA Gas Technician 3 exam. Learn from certified instructors with years of industry experience. Start your gas technician career in just 12 weeks. Day and evening classes available.

Benefits of Gas Technician 3 Certification

Gas technicians install, inspect, repair and maintain gas lines and gas equipment. They work with gas meters, regulators, heating units, and gas-fired appliances. In Ontario, you must be certified by the Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) to become a licensed gas technician.

There are 3 levels of gas technician certification. Gas technician level 3 is the starting point for newcomers to the field.

Top benefits of earning your G3:

G3 holders can work under supervision on gas-fired appliances and equipment with an input up to 400,000 BTUH
Once you have your G3, you can challenge the gas technician 2 exam (G2 holders can work without supervision on gas-fired equipment up to 400,000 BTUH)
There is steady demand for gas fitters/gas technicians in Ontario
Getting certified opens up more job opportunities for plumbers, HVAC technicians, and appliance service technicians (who want to work on gas-fired units)
Gas Technician 3 training takes just 12 weeks

Herzing College Skilled Trades Gas Technician 3 Training

The goal of our Gas Technician 3 training is to help you pass the Gas Technician 3 TSSA exam. We deliver the standard TSSA curriculum, taught by certified and highly experienced instructors.

Students do a combination of theory and hands-on training in the fully equipped Herzing workshop.

12-week program
Approved by the TSSA
Flexible day and evening classes available
Licensed instructors with years of industry experience
State-of-the-art training facility that simulates a real work environment
Multiple program start-dates throughout the year
Loans, government training grants, and scholarships may be available for students who qualify (our Admissions team will help you apply)

Learn more about the test: 6 Things to Know About the TSSA Gas Technician Exams

Career Outlook

There is steady demand for gas fitters and gas technicians in Ontario. Most gas fitters work in the construction industry. Many also work for utilities companies, mainly to install and maintain natural gas lines and equipment.

What’s creating jobs in this field?

Ontario wants to extend natural gas services to rural communities
Steady residential and commercial construction is creating work for gas fitters
Several large-scale nuclear energy projects in Ontario are expected to generate jobs for gas fitters
Investments in infrastructure and growth in the manufacturing industry are also creating jobs for gas technicians in Ontario

Job Options for Gas Technician 3 Training Graduates

Successful graduates of our Gas Technician 3 training can pursue the following job options:

Gas Customer Service Provider
Gas Pipefitter
Gas Pipe Installer and Repairer
Gas Appliance Maintenance
Gas Technician

Who Hires Our Grads?

Graduates of our Gas Technician 3 program have been hired by:

Study Topics

Our Gas Technician 3 courses follow the official TSSA curriculum. Study topics include hand tools and power tools, safe handling of fuel gases, installation codes, regulations, introduction to electricity and technical manuals, specifications, schematics and drawing codes.

Click for a description of each course.

Safety

Fasteners, Hand Tools and Testing Instruments

Properties, Characteristics, Safe Handling of Fuel Gases

Utilizations Codes, Acts, Regulations

Utilizations Codes, Acts, Regulations – Ontario Supplement

Introduction to Electricity

Technical Manuals, Specifications, Schematics, Drawings and Graphs

Customer Relations

Introduction to Piping and Tubing Systems

Introduction to Gas Appliances

Admission Requirements

What you need to get started.

Minimum of a Canadian high school grade 12 or equivalent, or a mature student
Pass an entrance test administered by Herzing College
Be interviewed in detail regarding interest in the field
Meet any additional program specific entrance requirements

Get Started Today

Overview

SAMPLE AVERAGE SALARY RANGE:

$36,480 to $57,600

Source: jobbank.gc.ca
(Gas technician)

CAMPUS

Toronto

INDUSTRY

Construction Training

PROGRAM LENGTH

12 weeks

LEARNING MODALITIES/
SCHEDULES

On Campus
Day and Evening Classes Available

EXPLORE CAREERS

TRY OUR CAREER EXPLORATION KIT

Our online kit takes 3-minutes to complete and you’ll get a personalized report. Identify your strengths and social style plus the training and positions you’re best suited for.

TRY IT

See Admission Requirements

2019 Overall Graduate Employment Rate

88% of available Herzing College Skilled Trades graduates were employed in a related field.

*statistics based on most recent available

Download Program Brochure

Your Next Steps

Ready to learn more about the Gas Technician 3 program? It’s easy to get started. Choose from the following options:

Fill out the form to ask questions via email
Chat live with an Admissions Advisor to get your questions answered now
Click Apply Now to get your application started today!

Apply Now

Why Choose This Program?

Herzing’s Gas Technician 3 training is taught by certified experts. We offer flexible day and evening courses, and a workshop that simulates real working conditions. Here’s why Herzing College Skilled Trades should be your first choice for gas technician 3 training:

Affordable 12-week program
Offered at the Toronto and Cambridge campus
Total preparation for the TSSA Gas Technician 3 exam
Hands-on training taught by licensed, highly experienced instructors
Herzing College is a Merit Ontario, CLAC Union-approved training facility
Eligible grads are admitted to Merit Ontario and CLAC union
Herzing’s Career Development team helps you create your resume, apply for jobs, and prepare for interviews
We connect graduates with available jobs through our industry partners
We help you apply for government training grants, loans, and scholarships that may lower tuition costs for eligible students
Small class sizes, fun learning environment, great staff
Herzing College has a 55-year track record of respected career training
Our grads get hired! 88% of our 2019 graduates found employment (based on available graduates and most recent data)

Apply Now

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Learn how to install and repair electrical wiring, fixtures, and controls. Hands-on training in the Electrical Code, blueprints, estimating and job safety. Get help to land a paid electrician apprenticeship after graduation. Tools and safety gear included.

Electrician Pre-apprenticeship Training: Your First Step to Become a Licensed Electrician

Electrician is a regulated trade in Ontario. That means you must complete an apprenticeship and earn a Certificate of Qualification to become a licensed electrician.

The process includes the following steps:

Complete 8160 hours of on-the-job training as an electrician apprentice
Complete 840 in-class hours of electrician training
Pass the electrician certification exam
Become a certified, registered journeyperson in the trade

Electrician pre-apprenticeship training is your first step. Employers prefer to hire electrician apprentices who already have practical skills and safety knowledge.

Having these fundamental skills gives you a strong competitive edge over other job applicants.

Once you land an apprenticeship, you’ll be earning money while you complete your certification and become a licensed electrician.

Herzing College Electrician Pre-apprenticeship Program

You will learn from licensed electricians with years of industry experience. We know exactly what employers look for when hiring apprentices, and have built our program around those skills.

24-week program
Licensed instructors with years of industry experience
State-of-the-art training facility that simulates a real work environment
Multiple program start-dates throughout the year
Tools and safety gear are included in your tuition
Loans, government training grants, and scholarships may be available for students who qualify (our Admissions team will help you apply)
100% of our available Electrician Pre-apprenticeship graduates found employment in 2019 (statistic based on most recent available data, averaged across campuses)

Our Electrician Training Includes Valuable Safety Certifications

WHMIS
Working at Heights
Elevating Work Platforms
Lockout & Tag Safety
Scaffold Users’ Hazard Awareness
Confined Spaces Hazard Awareness

Career Outlook

Plus, the Ontario government’s investment in infrastructure, and new facilities for healthcare and education, is generating employment for electricians and electrician apprentices.

Job Options for Electrician Pre-apprenticeship Program Graduates

Electrician career paths include:

Construction and maintenance of residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial buildings
Renovation and restoration
Factory maintenance
Service technician
Sales (wholesale and retail)
Industrial electrician (installing, maintaining, and repairing the electronic components of industrial equipment)
Lineworker (installing and maintaining high voltage power lines)
Security and fire alarm system installation
Fiber optics
Electrical contractor

Who Hires our Grads?

Graduates of our Electrician Pre-apprenticeship program have been hired by:

J.M.R Electrical
Jake Electric
BFG Enterprise Services
Mayfair Electric

Study Topics

In this program you will learn:

The fundamentals of electrical theory related to circuits and installations
How to perform electrical calculations
How to interpret and apply the Canadian Electrical Code
How to build a functioning electrical circuit
How to install electrical fixtures and equipment
Basics for putting together a price estimate for a construction project
How to read blueprints
How to accurately measure take-offs for materials

Click to see a detailed description of pre-apprenticeship electrician courses.

Safety

Electrical Theory

Electrical Code

Installation Methods

Fundamentals of an Estimator

Estimation and Take-Offs

Admission Requirements

What you need to get started.

Minimum of a Canadian high school grade 12 or equivalent, or a mature student
Pass an entrance test administrated by Herzing College
Be interviewed in detail regarding interest in the field
Meet any additional program specific entrance requirements

Get Started Today

Overview

SAMPLE AVERAGE SALARY RANGE:

$51,840 to $63,360

Source: jobbank.gc.ca
(Electrician,industrial)

CAMPUS

Toronto
Cambridge

INDUSTRY

Pre-Apprenticeship

PROGRAM LENGTH

24 weeks

LEARNING MODALITIES

On Campus

EXPLORE CAREERS

TRY OUR CAREER EXPLORATION KIT

Our online kit takes 3-minutes to complete and you’ll get a personalized report. Identify your strengths and social style plus the training and positions you’re best suited for.

TRY IT

See Admission Requirements

2019 Program Employment Rate

100% of available program graduates were employed in a related field.

2019 Overall Graduate Employment Rate

88% of available Herzing College Skilled Trades graduates were employed in a related field.

*statistics based on most recent available

Download Program Brochure

Your Next Steps

Ready to learn more about the Construction Maintenance Electrician pre-apprenticeship program? It’s easy to get started. Choose from the following options:

Fill out the form to ask questions via email
Chat live with an Admissions Advisor to get your questions answered now
Click Apply Now to get your application started today!

Apply Now

Why Choose this Program?

Affordable 24-week program that gets you job-ready fast
Learn the fundamentals of electrical theory, installation, and job safety employers are looking for
Our training workshop simulates a real work environment
Herzing College is a Merit Ontario, CLAC Union-approved training facility
Eligible grads are admitted to Merit Ontario and CLAC union
Tools and safety gear are included in your tuition
Valuable safety certifications are included in your training
Our Career Development team helps you create your resume, apply for electrician apprenticeships, and prepare for interviews
We connect graduates with available jobs through our industry partners
We help you apply for government training grants, loans, and scholarships, which may lower tuition costs for eligible students
Small class sizes, fun learning environment, great staff
Herzing College has a 55-year track record of respected career training
Our grads get hired! This program had a 100% graduate employment rate in 2019 (based on available graduates and most recent data)

Apply Now

Herzing College Skilled Trades
Domestic Appliance Repair Training

Learn how to install and repair electric and gas-fired appliances. Training includes Gas Technician 3 certification, plus preparation to become a certified Domestic Appliance (DA) technician. Start your career in just 12 months.

What is a Certified Domestic Appliance Technician?

In Ontario, technicians who work on gas-fired appliances must get certified by the Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA)

There is a specific license for gas appliance service technicians, which is called Domestic Appliance (DA) certification.

To qualify, you must first pass the Gas Technician 3 exam. Then, you can progress to DA certification, and qualify to work on gas-fired units like stoves and dryers.

Becoming a DA certified appliance technician gives you more job options in the appliance trade.

Herzing College Domestic Appliance Repair Training

In our Domestic Appliance Repair training, students learn how to install and service a wide variety of electric and gas-fired home appliances.

The program also includes gas technician courses, so you can earn your Gas Technician 3 license and Domestic Appliance (DA) certification with the TSSA.

Our goal is to get you hired as a fully certified appliance technician.

12-month program
Licensed instructors with years of industry experience
Approved by the Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA)
Earn your Gas Technician 3 certification during the program
Get fully prepared for the Domestic Appliance certification exam
Program includes valuable safety certifications
State-of-the-art training facility that simulates a real work environment
Multiple program start-dates throughout the year
Loans, government training grants, and scholarships may be available for students who qualify (our Admissions team will help you apply)

Safety Certifications Included in our Domestic Appliance Repair Training

Employers prefer to hire appliance technicians who are trained in job safety. Herzing’s Domestic Appliance Repair training includes certifications in the following areas:

WHMIS
Working at Heights
Elevating Work Platforms
Lockout & Tag Safety
Scaffold Users’ Hazard Awareness
Confined Spaces Hazard Awareness

Career Outlook

There is steady demand for domestic appliance technicians in Ontario. Earning your Gas Technician 3 and Domestic Appliance certification will give you a competitive edge and more career options.

Domestic appliance service technicians are employed by:

Residential appliance repair companies
Commercial appliance repair companies
Appliance dealers
Appliance sales companies
Manufacturer service departments
Gas and electric utility companies

Job Options for Certified Domestic Appliance Technicians

Graduates of Herzing’s Domestic Appliance Repair training have the skills to succeed in the following areas of the industry:

Gas Appliance Service Technician
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Appliance Maintenance Technician
Appliance Service Contractor
Gas Appliance Repair
Gas Technician/Gas Fitter
Commercial restaurant industry

Who Hires Our Grads?

Graduates of our Domestic Appliance Repair training have been hired by:

Study Topics

Our Domestic Appliance Repair program covers electricity fundamentals, refrigeration, compressors, air conditioners, heating and humidification systems, diagnostics, troubleshooting, and safe handling of propane and gas.

Click for a detailed description of each course.

Fundamentals of Refrigeration

In this unit, students will discuss the various applications for high-, medium-, and low- temperature refrigeration. Students will describe the basic refrigeration cycle, describe the term ton of refrigeration and explain the relationship between pressure and the boiling point of water or other liquids.

Refrigeration tools and materials

In this unit, students will describe the function of the evaporator or cooling ring, discuss the function of the condensing coil and state the purpose of the metering device. They will describe the proper procedures for working with pressurized systems and vessels, electric energy, heat, cold, rotating machinery, and chemicals; for moving heavy objects; and for utilizing proper ventilation. In addition, they will describe the hand tools used by the refrigerators, air-conditioning, heating, and refrigeration technician and describe the equipment used to install and service air-conditioning, heating, and ventilation systems.

Compressors

In this unit, students will explain the function of the compressor in a refrigeration system, discuss the compression ratio and describe the four different methods of compression. Students will state the specific conditions under which a compressor is expected to operate; explain the difference between a hermatic compressor and a semi-hermatic compressor; and describe the various working parts of reciprocating and rotary compressors.

Refrigerants recovery and reclaiming

In this unit, students will describe ozone depletion and global warming, differentiate between CFCs, HCFCs, HFCs, and HCs, and discuss popular refrigerants and their applications. Discuss refrigerant blends and how temperature glide and fractionation applies to it. Students will discuss refrigerant oils and their applications, define the terms recover, recycle, and reclaim, and describe the methods of recovering refrigerants, including active and passive methods.

Electrical Fundamentals, circuits and controls

In this unit, students will explain the characteristics that make certain materials good conductors, describe how magnetism is used to produce electricity, and state the difference between alternating current and direct current. Students will list the units of measurement for electricity and explain the differences between series and parallel circuits. They will also make general comparisons between different bimetal applications, describe partial liquid, partial vapor-filled controls, and distinguish between the bellows, diaphragm, and Bourdon tube.

Fundamentals of air conditioning

In this unit, students will explain three ways in which heat transfers into a structure. They will be able to state two ways in that air is conditioned for cooling. They will be able to describe an air-conditioning evaporator, the three types of air-conditioning compressors, an air-conditioning condenser, an air-conditioning metering device, packaged air-conditioning equipment, and split system equipment. Students will be able to list the different types of evaporator coils, and identify the different types of condensers.

Heating and humidification systems

in this unit, students will discuss the efficiency and relative operating costs of electric heat, list the types of electric heaters and state their uses and describe how sequencers operate in electric forced-air furnaces. Students will trace the circuity in a diagram of an electric forced-air furnace, perform basic tests in troubleshooting electrical problems in an electric forced-air furnace and lastly, describe typical preventative, maintenance procedures used in electric heating units and systems.

Air distribution and measurements

In this unit, students will describe the characteristics of the propeller and centrifugal blowers, take basic air pressure measurements and measure air quantities. Students will list the different types of air-measuring devices, describe the common types of motors and drives and describe various duct systems. In addition, students will describe a return air system and plot airflow conditions on the air friction chart.

Air conditioning, heat pumps and controls

In this unit, students will describe the control sequence for an air-conditioning system, explain the function of the 24-V control voltage and explain the operation of the high- and low- pressure controls. They will describe the space thermostat, the compressor contractor and how crankcase heat is applied in some modern equipment. They will identify operating and safety controls and compare modern control concepts.

Service and troubleshooting

In this unit, students will select the correct instruments for checking an air-conditioning unit with a mechanical problem, calculate the correct operating suction pressures for both standard – and high-efficiency air-conditioning equipment under various conditions and calculate the standard operating discharge pressures at various ambient conditions. Students will select the correct instruments to troubleshoot electrical problems in air-conditioning system, check the line- and low-voltage power supplies, and troubleshoot basic electrical problems in an air-conditioning system.

Basic electricity

In this module, students will examine various concepts associated with electricity. Some of these include amperes, various fuses & breakers, current GFCI’s etc.. Student will work with various types of gauges of wires; how to conductors are sized to carry different max. currents. Based on the application, students will determine the type of insulation required on a conductor. Students will examine various diagrams & schematics representing an electrical application. Students will select the appropriate testing & measuring equipment based on various setups & conditions.

Controls (mechanical and electric)

In this module, students will work with both electrical & mechanical controls. They will explore fundamental concepts of each, identify various components, functions, types, and operations. They will employ various troubleshooting techniques to identify, test, diagnose, recommend and replace defective components in electrical and mechanical circuits.

Building as a system

In this module, students will explain the key components of the building as a system and how they impact on heat, moisture and air flow. They will describe building science principles as they relate to heat, moisture and air flow in the building. Students will explain ways of incorporating energy conservation measures into building construction and renovation. In addition, students will explain how mechanical systems affect heat, moisture, and air follows of a building.

Domestic and non-vented appliances

Students will install and service various ranges, clothes dryers and barbeques. They will review code related to the proper hook-up of gas piping to gas ranges. Students will test operating and supply pressures, follow manufacturer’s specifications for service. Describe and identify the operating parameters and controls, interpret wiring and schematic diagrams. Students will select appropriate testing equipment for each application.

Domestic gas fired refrigerators

Students will describe the fundamentals of operation of propane/natural gas refrigerators. They will review manufacturer’s instructions and review code requirements. They will name the 3 main elements and the 3 distinct fluid circuits in a gas and propane refrigerator. Students will describe proper air circulation and interpret troubleshooting charts. They will describe possible causes of malfunction, the installation procedures, and describe cleaning and annual servicing procedures.

Gas meters, pressure regulators & relief valves

Students will operate on cylinders, tanks, gas meters, pressure regulators, and relief valves. They will explain the purpose of propane and natural gas regulators, describe types of pressure regulators, determine sizing requirements and venting procedures. Students will use appropriate testing equipment to test for leaks and malfunctions. They will perform installation procedures according to code and to the manufacturer’s specifications.

Protect Self and Others

Demonstrate an understanding of workers’ and others’ rights and responsibilities under various acts and codes, and be aware of applicable safety organizations.

Fasteners, Hand Tools and Power Tools

In this module, students will identify fasteners in terms of size, applications, and capacity. They will electrical fasteners, pipe fasteners and general fasteners. Students will determine the factors used to select each fastener, identify the proper methods for storing and handling of fasteners based on various factors. Identify hand tools in terms of size and shape, application to specific materials, strength, operating range, assembly and adjustment. They will determine the proper methods for storing and handling hand tools based on a set criterion, Students will be able to select the appropriate testing equipment based on its application and method of usage

Properties, Characteristics, Safe Handling of Propane and Natural Gas

In this module students will identify various properties of propane gas. Some of these include, specific gravity, density, upper and lower explosive limits, etc. Students will investigate the various requirements for combustion and the chemical properties of combustion. The same criteria above, will be applied to natural gas as well.

Customer Relations

In this module, students will refine their customer relations skills. A large focus will be on understanding the customer’s needs, coping strategies, active listening, constructive behavior, addressing customer complaints and reconciling differences. A portion of the module is focused on property damage prevention. This includes protective pads, floor mats, safe handling techniques, safe and proper clean up.

Technical Manuals, Specifications, etc.

In this module, students will reference the Natural Gas and Propane installation code and manufacturers’ specifications. They will be exposed to orthographic projections, detailed and assembly drawings, pictorial drawings, schematics and wiring drawings. Students will interpret various charts, listing the advantages and disadvantages of each.

Introduction to Electricity

This course offers a comprehensive hands-on training on Architectural design and drafting using AutoCAD software. It covers all functions and tools that have been introduced and provided in AutoCAD in order to upgrade and enhance student’s skills to prepare 3 Dimensional Architectural drawings.

Installation codes, acts and regulations

In this unit, students will identify the governing bodies, associations and agencies that regulate the installation of the propane and natural gas, and specify their corresponding responsibilities. Examples of these organizations include: TSSA, MCBS, CSA, CSA International, CGA, ETL, Warnock Hersy, ULC and others.

Introduction to Piping and Tubing Systems

In this module, students examine various steel piping, copper pipe and tubing, methods of joining, aluminum tubing, identify plastic pipe used in distribution and gas service utilities, identify flexible stainless steel hose and tubing, identify connectors, identify hoses, review code requirements, and explore various connections types, fittings and valves.

Introduction to gas appliances

In this module, students will examine various venting systems and the various factors affecting them. They will identify various types of burner design such as inshot, upshot, ported, infrared tube, ceramic and ribbon. Students will view different pilot burner designs and ignition systems. They will explore different sensing methods. In addition, they will describe the requirements to convert an appliance from propane to natural gas or vice versa.

Admission Requirements

What you need to get started.

Minimum of a Canadian high school grade 12 or equivalent, or a mature student
Pass an entrance test administered by Herzing College
Be interviewed in detail regarding interest in the field
Meet any additional program specific entrance requirements

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Overview

SAMPLE AVERAGE SALARY RANGE:

$40,000 to $42,720

Source: jobbank.gc.ca
(Appliance service technician)

CAMPUS

Toronto
Cambridge

INDUSTRY

Construction Training

PROGRAM LENGTH

12 months

LEARNING MODALITIES

On Campus

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2019 Overall Graduate Employment Rate

88% of available Herzing Trades Toronto and Cambridge graduates were employed in a related field.

*statistics based on most recent available

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Ready to learn more the Domestic Appliance Service Technician program? It’s easy to get started. Follow the steps below to request free information, and set up your personal appointment with an Admissions Advisor.

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Why Choose this Program?

Herzing’s Domestic Appliance Repair training is taught by certified experts. Students learn how to install and service electric and gas-fired units, plus full preparation for G3 and DA certification. Here’s why Herzing College Skilled Trades should be your first choice:

Affordable 12-month program
Earn your Gas Technician 3 license during training
Full preparation for the Domestic Appliance (DA) certification exam
Hands-on training in both electric and gas-fired appliances
Safety certifications are included in the program
Herzing College is a Merit Ontario, CLAC Union-approved training facility
Eligible grads are admitted to Merit Ontario and CLAC union
Herzing’s Career Development team helps you create your resume, apply for jobs, and prepare for interviews
We connect graduates with available jobs through our industry partners
We help you apply for government training grants, loans, and scholarships, which may lower tuition costs for eligible students.
Small class sizes, fun learning environment, great staff
Herzing College has a 55-year track record of respected career training

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Herzing Toronto Pharmacy Assistant Diploma Program

Herzing Toronto Pharmacy Assistant diploma program gets you job-ready in just 10 months. Learn compounding and prescription preparation, pharmacy software, inventory control, aseptic techniques, record keeping, and client services. Internship included.

How Do You Become a Pharmacy Assistant in Ontario?

*Classes for this program are currently available online*

A pharmacy assistant works under the supervision of a pharmacist. They help process prescriptions, assist with compounding, and provide customer service.
Responsibilities and skills for pharmacy assistants include:

Answering phones
Explaining pharmacy products
Preparing prescriptions
Blending ingredients for creams, ointments, capsules and solutions
Processing billing and insurance
Working the cash
Taking inventory
Ordering supplies
Packaging and labeling pharmacy products
Preparing IVs and nutritional solutions

To become a pharmacy assistant in Ontario you must complete a recognized Pharmacy Assistant diploma program. Training usually takes about 12 months (or less) and includes an internship at a community pharmacy.

Difference Between Pharmacy Assistant and Pharmacy Technician

In Ontario, pharmacy technicians are regulated by the Ontario College of Pharmacists. They must complete licensing exams and register with the College before starting work in the field.

Pharmacy assistants are NOT regulated in Ontario. Training is shorter and there are no provincial qualifying exams. You simply complete a quality Pharmacy Assistant diploma program and begin work in the field.

Pharmacy technicians have a greater scope of practice and higher earning potential than pharmacy assistants. However, it takes longer and costs more to complete pharmacy technician training and licensing.

Learn more here: Pharmacy Assistant Versus Pharmacy Technician: What’s the Big Difference?

Herzing Toronto Pharmacy Assistant Diploma Program

Herzing Toronto Pharmacy Assistant diploma program prepares you for employment at a retail or hospital pharmacy. Training is quick, hands-on, and based on the practical skills today’s employers are looking for.

10-month diploma program
4-week supervised internship in a community pharmacy
In-depth training on pharmacy procedures, software, and drug preparation
Expert Instructor with years of pharmacy experience
Step-by-step help from our Career Development team to find your first pharmacy assistant job
Financial aid may be available to those who qualify
Multiple start-dates; enroll at any time

Due to COVID-19 the Pharmacy Assistant program is currently offered in a hybrid (on campus/online) format. Students will complete the theory portion online with live instructor-led lectures, and will be scheduled to complete labs in person at the campus as needed.

Career Outlook

There is good demand for Pharmacy Assistants in Toronto. The Government of Canada Job Bank reports a labour shortage in this field. There aren’t enough trained Pharmacy Assistants to fill available positions.

This is an excellent time to start your career, and take advantage of job opportunities in the GTA.

Career Opportunities for Pharmacy Assistants in Toronto

Successful graduates of Herzing’s Pharmacy Assistant program are qualified to pursue career opportunities at:

Retail pharmacies
Hospitals
Long term care facilities
Specialized compounding pharmacies
Pharmaceutical manufacturers

Typical job titles in this field include:

Pharmacy Assistant
Pharmacy Aide
Pharmacy Supply Assistant

Who Hires Herzing Grads?

Graduates of Herzing Pharmacy Assistant training have been hired by:

Shoppers Drug Mart
Rexall Pharma Plus
Costco Pharmacy
Pharmasave
Parkway Pharmacy
Centric Health Care

Study Topics

Areas of study for the Pharmacy Assistant program include pharmacy procedures, customer service, compounding, aseptic techniques, and controlling inventory.

In this program you will learn:

How to use industry-standard pharmacy software
How to avoid medication errors
Different types of Over-the-Counter (OTC) and herbal pharmacy products
How to compound medications and blend ingredients for creams, ointments, powders, and solutions
Pharmacy procedures and the role of the pharmacy assistant
Pharmacology and drug classifications
Common diseases and treatments
Pharmaceutical mathematics and how to calculate dosages
Medical terminology
Aseptic techniques
Human anatomy and physiology
How to deliver excellent customer service
Laws and ethics related to the pharmacy practice

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System and Computer Fundamentals

This course provides an introduction to the Microsoft® Windows operating system, Internet Explorer browser, and Outlook information manager; word processing, and data processing applications. In addition, this course offers an introduction to applications and procedures specific to Herzing College.

Pharmacy Practice

The distinct duties and responsibilities of pharmacists and pharmacy assistants are detailed. Topics include the different types of pharmacies; work environments; drug regulation and control, prescription error prevention, and legal and ethical issues. The specific role of the pharmacy assistant in the daily operation of the pharmacy is fully explained and demonstrated in the practical application of daily operations.

Medication Errors

Students will develop critical thinking to identify causes, prevention, and reporting and risk management of medication errors. They will develop analytical skills to practice safe medication use and to prevent errors in the distribution, preparation, dispensing and administration of medications.

Pharmacology

This comprehensive pharmacology course guides students through the general concepts of pharmacology and defines drug classifications as related to their action on various body systems. The therapeutic classifications as defined in the Ontario Drug Benefit Formulary are also explained. The course also discusses various common disease states and their effective treatment, relating the classification of drugs to this treatment. The student is exposed to both generic and brand names of most drugs.

OTC and Herbal Products

This course will provide knowledge to students about over the counter (OTC) and herbal products available for self -care. They will also learn their role in helping the patients and referring them to the pharmacist.

Drug Preparation and Dosage

This course focuses on the hands-on side of measuring techniques: weighing, reducing, calculating dosages, compounds, IV rates, and administrations; as well as preparing and measuring infusions and solutions; applying metric conversions; and using fractions, proportions, ratios, and percentages. Students blend ingredients for ointments, creams, powders, solutions, elixirs, suspensions, and capsules.

Pharmacy Software

This course provides instruction and hands on training with Nexxsys; Pro-Pharm’s computerized pharmaceutical dispensary system. Topics include: workbench organization and views; Rx Detail and batch processing; automatic scheduling of tasks; patient record customization; inventory monitoring; security; label generation and customization; supplier and doctor information; and purchase order customization.

Communication Skills

This course is designed to provide the student the opportunity to develop effective communication and listening skills in a pharmacy/healthcare environment. Topics will include verbal and nonverbal communication, active listening skills, barriers to communication, conflict resolution skills, and sensitivities in the communication process.

Laws and Ethics

The student will be prepared to enter the health field with a basic understanding of pharmaceutical legislation and the ethical concerns that pharmacy employees are facing in the current health system.

Career Development

Career Development provides the student with the knowledge, skills, and development of the student’s job search path, including written skills for cover letters, résumés, and thank you letters. The course will also provide practical experience pertaining to interviewing process. Best practices and faux pas will be explained and outlined through mock interviews and peer evaluations.

Client Services

Client Services provides a critical examination of issues embedded in the practice of providing client service. Topics include research about best practice in customer service and communication techniques; psychologically based methods for dealing with the management of customer complaints; and the roles of a customer service employee and supervisor within ethical boundaries and common business practice in a pharmacy.

Pharmaceutical Mathematics

This course presents the principles of calculating medication dosages using the formula method D/H x Q=X. The math coverage i ncludes a review covering fraction and decimals, ratio and percent, simple equations, and ratio and proportion. Multiple problems are included to allow students to practice their skills and reinforce learning. The course also stresses the prevention of medication errors and details the implications of any error and how to prevent it.

Human Anatomy and Physiology

This course provides instruction in the organization and structure of the body components (anatomy) and their functions (physiology) based on each of the following human body systems: skeletal, muscular, cardiovascular, lymphatic, immune, respiratory, digestive, urinary, nervous, integumentary, endocrine, and reproductive.

Medical Terminology

This course introduces the foundations of the language of medicine and develops medical vocabulary through the study of the structures, functions, diagnostic procedures, pathology, and treatment procedures of the body systems. Topics include medical terminology; the structure of the human body; and the skeletal, muscular, cardiovascular, lymphatic, immune, respiratory, digestive, urinary, nervous, integumentary, endocrine, and reproductive systems.

Aseptic Techniques

This course provides an introduction to intravenous admixture preparation and other sterile products, including total parente ral nutrition, infusion pump cassettes, solutions for irrigation and chemotherapy. Topics include aseptic techniques; facilities, equipment, and supplies utilized in admixture preparation; incompatibility and stability; laminar flow hoods; irrigation solutions; and quality assurance. Upon completion, students should be able to describe and demonstrate the steps involved in preparing intermittent and continuous infusions, total parenteral nutrition, and chemotherapy.

Practicum (Retail)

The placement component of the program is the practical application of a student’s knowledge and skills in a retail pharmacy environment. The internship requires full-time day attendance working in the industry setting. The duration of the internship is four weeks during which the student must satisfactorily complete a minimum of 280 hours of work experience.

Admission Requirements

What you need to get started.

Minimum of a Canadian high school grade 12 or equivalent, or a mature student
Pass an entrance test administered by Herzing College
Be interviewed in detail regarding interest in the field
Note: admission to some programs may include additional requirements

Get Started Today

Overview

SAMPLE SALARY RANGE:

$26,880 – $28,800

Source: jobbank.gc.ca
(Pharmacy Aide)

CAMPUS

Toronto

INDUSTRY

Healthcare

PROGRAM LENGTH

10 Months (20 hours/week)
Includes 4 week internship

LEARNING MODALITIES

On Campus / Online (Hybrid)

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2019 Overall Healthcare Student Employment Rate

88% of available Herzing College Toronto healthcare graduates were employed in a related field.

2019 Overall Graduate Employment Rate

84% of available Herzing College Toronto graduates were employed in a related field.

*statistics based on most recent available

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Why Choose this Program?

Herzing Toronto Pharmacy Assistant diploma program is taught by experts and trusted by employers. Here’s why Herzing should be your first choice:

10-month accelerated program that gets you job-ready fast
Hands-on training in pharmacy procedures and technology
4-week internship for real pharmacy work experience
Small class sizes where every student gets step-by-step support
Get access to the Herzing Open Education Program (HOEP), which lets you take additional healthcare courses after you graduate, tuition-free!
An amazing Career Development team, who helps create your resume, prepare for interviews, and apply for Pharmacy Assistant jobs
Friendly, welcoming campus with students of all ages and backgrounds
Our grads get hired! In 2019, Herzing College Toronto had an average 84% available graduate employment rate (based on most recent available data)

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