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Network and Systems Administrator Diploma (Morden location)

MITT Morden Network and Systems Program

Area of study

Information and Communication Technologies

Credential

Diploma

Program Length

2 Years | Full time

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Program Overview

For Fall 2025, MITT will offer the Network and Systems Administrator Diploma program in partnership with the City of Morden and the Morden Community Development Corporation. This program will deliver MITT’s quality education programming in Morden, Manitoba, connecting students in the area with hands-on learning in information and communication technology and practicum experiences with local employers.

The Network and Systems Administrator Diploma program provides learners with comprehensive skills in IT infrastructure design and support. Students engage in hands-on advanced labs with industry-grade hardware and software from recognized technology leaders such as Cisco, Microsoft, Red Hat, and AWS.

Core Information
Area of Interest
Information and Communication Technologies
Credential
Diploma
Program Length
2 Years | Full time (16 months of study)
Delivery
Hybrid (online and in-classroom)
Practicum
Yes, 4 months
Tuition
$11,452.00*
Intake Dates and Class Times
September 2025 (Days)
*Tuition amounts are estimated rates and subject to change. Amounts presented here do not include additional fees, textbooks, or supply costs. For a total estimate, click here.

Program Highlights

  • Industry-Driven Curriculum: Offers comprehensive training in network infrastructure, cloud computing, and enterprise-level networking using industry-standard tools from Cisco, Microsoft, and Red Hat.
  • Practicum Experience: Includes a 15-week work practicum, providing hands-on experience in real-world IT environments to enhance employability.
  • Global Skills Development: Emphasizes teamwork, problem-solving, and communication skills to prepare students for diverse, multicultural IT workplaces.
  • Career Readiness: Features MITT’s Bridging to Work workshops, equipping students with essential employability and professional skills.
  • Certification Preparation: Prepares students for sought-after certifications such as Cisco CCNA, AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner, Microsoft Azure Fundamentals, and CompTIA Security+.
  • Hands-On Learning: Combines theoretical knowledge with practical training in networking, server administration, virtualization, and cloud technologies.
  • Pathway to Advanced IT Careers: Prepares students for roles such as network administrator, systems analyst, cloud support technician, or IT specialist.
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MITT Morden Network and Systems Instructor

Career Outcomes

  • Network Analyst
  • Network Technician
  • System Analyst
  • Help Desk Specialist
  • Computer Analyst
  • System Support Specialist
  • Systems Administrator
  • Cloud Administrator
  • Incident Handler
  • Intrusion Analyst
MITT Morden Network and Systems Classroom

Entry Requirements

  • Manitoba high school diploma (or expected completion within 45 days of the program start date), or equivalent.
  • A minimum average of 70 per cent over the following, with no less than 60 per cent in each course:
    • Applied or Pre-Calculus Mathematics (40S)*
    • English Language Arts (40S)
    • A third 40S academic course

    Additional Requirements

    • Demonstrated English language proficiency (if educated outside Canada).
    • It is strongly recommended that students be proficient in basic computer skills such as email, web searches, word processing, spreadsheets, and presentation software prior to applying for this program.

    Find out more about Admission Requirements.

    *Applicants who do not have Applied or Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S, but who do have a minimum grade of 60 per cent in Essential Mathematics 40S (or an equivalent senior level mathematics course) will be provided with the option to write the Technology Programs Aptitude Test (TPAT). Applicants who achieve a minimum score of 55 per cent on the Technology Programs Aptitude Test (TPAT) may use this for admission in place of Applied or Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S. 

    MITT Morden Network and Systems Training

    Tuition and Fees

    Estimated Program Costs Year 1 Year 2
    Tuition $9,816 $1,636
    Fees $800 TBC
    Practicum Fee $900 TBC
    Estimated Textbook Costs $650 TBC
    Total Estimated Program Costs $12,166.00 $1,636.00

    Costs are estimates and are subject to change. Visit Tuition and Fees and Textbooks and Supplies for more information.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    A supply list will be available before the start of the program.

    This program is exclusively offered at MITT’s location in Morden, providing access to in-demand IT training for students in the Pembina Valley Region and beyond.

    The program helps prepare students for several industry-recognized certifications, such as:

    • Cisco CCNA
    • CompTIA Security+
    • CompTIA Server+
    • Microsoft Azure Fundamentals
    • Microsoft 365 Fundamentals

    Certification exams can be taken on-site at MITT’s Test Centre, with discounted pricing for students and alumni.

    Yes. Students complete a 15-week practicum with a business in the Pembina Valley Region, where they:

    • Apply technical skills in a real-world IT environment
    • Build industry experience and job readiness
    • Develop professional connections and references

    Note: Practicum participation is subject to eligibility and employer availability. International students must have a valid co-op work permit.

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    Network and Systems Administrator Diploma (Morden location)

    All Courses

    Introduction to Computer Systems (NSA-500) — 96 hours

    This course introduces students to fundamental computer hardware and software concepts. Students develop beginner-level IT skills essential for success in the program and their future careers.

    Networking and IT Essentials (NSA-510) — 96 hours

    Students learn to assemble a computer and connect it securely to a network. The course provides an introduction to networking in a Cisco environment, covering key concepts and configurations.

    Introduction to Programming Using Python (NSA-520) — 42 hours

    This course introduces students to programming fundamentals using Python. Students will solve problems, explore real-world development challenges, and create practical applications.

    Technical Writing and Documentation (NSA-590) — 42 hours

    This course is designed for IT professionals seeking to enhance their technical writing skills, with a focus on language use within the IT and cyber-security industries. Participants will explore the linguistic aspects of creating high-quality technical documents, such as proposals, manuals, process guides, and cyber-security-related materials. Through hands-on practice, students will learn the structure and format of these specialized documents and gain practical experience by crafting them. This approach equips participants with the skills to effectively and precisely communicate complex information tailored to technical and cyber-security contexts.

    Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (NSA-530) — 42 hours

    Students gain foundational skills in managing Microsoft Azure, including securing identities, configuring virtual networking, implementing storage solutions, and deploying cloud-based applications.

    Microsoft Azure Administration (NSA-540) — 84 hours

    Building on Microsoft Azure Fundamentals, this course covers designing and implementing solutions using Azure for computing, networking, storage, and security applications.

    CCNA I: Introduction to Networks (NSA-600) — 84 hours

    Students learn fundamental networking concepts, including LAN setup, router and switch configuration, and IP addressing, to build a strong networking foundation.

    CCNA II: Switching, Routing, and Wireless Essentials (NSA-610) — 96 hours

    Students explore advanced router and switch configurations, troubleshooting techniques, and security best practices in IPv4 and IPv6 networks.

    CCNA III: Enterprise Networking, Security & Automation (NSA-620) — 96 hours

    This course covers large-scale network architecture, security, and automation, including WAN technologies, virtualization, APIs, and configuration management tools.

    Red Hat Linux I (NSA-560) — 84 hours

    Students develop essential Linux administration skills, including command-line navigation, system management, and enterprise-level tools for Linux environments.

    Microsoft 365 Messaging (NSA-570) — 96 hours

    Students gain an understanding of Microsoft 365 services, including cloud adoption, SaaS models, and the benefits of implementing Microsoft 365 solutions.

    CompTIA Server+ (NSA-580) — 96 hours

    This vendor-neutral course covers installing, managing, and troubleshooting servers in on-premise, hybrid, and cloud environments, ensuring broad industry applicability.

    CompTIA Security+ (NSA-550) — 84 hours

    Students develop core cybersecurity skills, including risk assessment, security implementation, and incident response in hybrid and cloud environments, with a focus on compliance and governance.

    Network and Systems Administrator Capstone (NSA-630) — 42 hours

    Students collaborate on a group project to design, troubleshoot, and repair simulated enterprise networks, applying skills learned throughout the program.

    Applied Network and Systems Administration (NSA-680) — 420 hours

    This work practicum provides students with hands-on industry experience, allowing them to apply their technical skills, gain confidence, and enhance job readiness with a recognized employer.
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