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CompTIA Network+

Dublin
10 Weeks
1590.00

Course Content

Build the in-demand networking skills employers look for and take the next step towards a career in IT infrastructure and systems administration.

This 10-week, part-time evening course prepares you for the globally recognised CompTIA Network+ certification—an industry-standard qualification that validates your ability to design, manage, and troubleshoot business-critical networks.

You’ll develop practical, job-ready skills in installing, configuring, and maintaining networks, giving you the confidence to support the systems organisations rely on every day. Whether you’re starting out in IT or looking to advance into networking roles, this course equips you with the technical knowledge and hands-on understanding to progress.

By the end of the course, you’ll be able to:

  • Install, configure, and manage network infrastructure and devices
  • Diagnose and resolve common networking issues with confidence
  • Understand and apply key networking protocols and services
  • Maintain and monitor networks to ensure performance and reliability
  • Apply essential security and best practices in network environments

You’ll also strengthen your professional communication and problem-solving skills—key competencies for working effectively in IT roles.

To achieve CompTIA Network+ certification, you’ll complete the N10-009 exam, which is booked separately using the exam voucher included in the course fee.

This course provides a strong pathway into roles such as Network Administrator, IT Support Specialist, or Systems Technician, and supports further progression in advanced networking and cybersecurity certifications.

Course Details

CollegeGriffith College Dublin (GCD)
Course ID123914
Course LocationDublin
Location PostcodeDublin 8
Course TypeClassroom Based
Course QualificationAward / Certificate
Course Start Date19th October 2026
Course End Date18th January 2027
Course Duration10 Weeks
Course TimeYear 2026 - 2027 Oct: 19 Nov: 02, 09, 16, 23, 30 Dec: 07, 14 Jan: 11, 18
Course Fee1590.00
Entry RequirementsAll applicants must be a user of Microsoft Office together with an understanding of basic computing concepts.

Mature Students (Over 23 Years):
Completion of A+ qualification or sufficient workplace experience.

Under 23 Years:
5 O6/H7 grades, to include a language in the Irish Leaving Certificate or equivalent award, in addition to Completion of A+ qualification or sufficient workplace experience.
Career PathUpon completion, this programme is the perfect foundation for participants who wish to progress in the workplace.

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Griffith College Dublin (GCD)

South Circular Road, Dublin City South, Dublin, Republic of Ireland. Eircode: D08V04N

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