The Tekelezan CompTIA Network+ Bootcamp is designed for learners who want to develop practical networking skills and progress towards a career in IT infrastructure, networking, technical support or cyber security.
The programme combines instructor-led learning with practical activities covering networking concepts, infrastructure, network operations, security, troubleshooting, wireless technologies, cloud networking and modern network environments.
It is an ideal progression route for learners who have completed CompTIA A+ or who already have basic IT support experience.
This bootcamp is suitable for:
IT support technicians looking to progress into networking
CompTIA A+ learners wanting to take the next step
Beginners with a strong interest in computer networking
Career changers entering IT infrastructure
Help desk and service desk professionals
Junior network technicians
IT professionals seeking to formalise their networking knowledge
Learners preparing for CompTIA Network+ certification
Individuals interested in networking, cloud or cyber security careers
There are no formal entry requirements for the Tekelezan Network+ Bootcamp.
However, learners should ideally have:
Basic computer and IT knowledge
An understanding of computer hardware and operating systems
Basic networking awareness
An interest in network infrastructure and troubleshooting
Ability to work with technical information
Basic English language and communication skills
CompTIA A+ or equivalent IT support experience is recommended but not mandatory.
The bootcamp develops knowledge and practical skills across the major areas of modern networking.
Build a strong understanding of how networks operate.
Topics include:
Network types
LANs and WANs
Network topologies
OSI model
TCP/IP model
Network protocols
Ports and services
Ethernet
Network addressing
IPv4
IPv6
Subnetting
Network devices
Understand the technologies used to build modern networks.
Topics include:
Switches
Routers
Firewalls
Wireless access points
Network interface cards
Network cables
Fibre optics
Copper Ethernet
Transceivers
Patch panels
Network racks
Structured cabling
Power over Ethernet
Develop practical understanding of how traffic moves through a network.
Topics include:
Ethernet switching
MAC addresses
ARP
VLANs
Trunking
Inter-VLAN communication
Routing fundamentals
Static routing
Default gateways
Routing tables
NAT
DHCP
DNS
Develop confidence working with IP addressing.
You will learn about:
IPv4 addressing
Public and private addresses
Network addresses
Host addresses
Subnet masks
CIDR
Default gateways
Subnetting
IPv6 addressing
Address allocation
Troubleshooting addressing problems
Practical subnetting exercises will help learners develop the ability to work with real-world network configurations.
Understand how wireless networks are designed, configured and secured.
Topics include:
Wi-Fi standards
Wireless frequencies
Access points
SSIDs
Wireless channels
Signal strength
Interference
Roaming
Wireless security
Troubleshooting wireless connectivity
Learn how IT professionals monitor and maintain network environments.
Topics include:
Network documentation
Network diagrams
Asset management
Configuration management
Monitoring
Performance monitoring
Availability
Backup and recovery
Change management
Incident management
Business continuity
Develop an understanding of the security controls used to protect networks.
Topics include:
Firewalls
VPNs
Network segmentation
Access control
Authentication
Encryption
Secure protocols
Wireless security
Network attacks
Malware
Denial-of-service attacks
Social engineering
Zero Trust concepts
Develop a structured approach to diagnosing network problems.
Learners will work through scenarios involving:
No network connectivity
Incorrect IP configuration
DNS failures
DHCP problems
Slow network performance
Wireless connectivity
VLAN configuration
Routing problems
Cable faults
Hardware failures
Performance problems
The focus is on developing a professional identify → isolate → test → resolve → verify troubleshooting methodology.
The Tekelezan Network+ Bootcamp is designed to move beyond theory.
Practical activities may include:
Building small networks
Connecting network devices
Configuring IP addresses
Creating VLANs
Testing network connectivity
Working with routing concepts
Configuring DHCP
Investigating DNS
Troubleshooting network faults
Analysing network configurations
Using command-line network utilities
Reading network diagrams
Working with simulated network environments
Where appropriate, learners may work with physical networking equipment and/or network simulation environments.
By the end of the bootcamp, learners should be able to:
Explain fundamental networking concepts
Describe common network architectures
Identify network devices and their functions
Configure basic network addressing
Understand IPv4 and IPv6
Perform basic subnetting
Explain switching and routing concepts
Understand VLANs and network segmentation
Configure and troubleshoot basic network services
Explain wireless networking technologies
Apply fundamental network security controls
Troubleshoot common network problems
Interpret network diagrams
Use basic network diagnostic tools
Understand cloud and virtual networking concepts
Prepare for the CompTIA Network+ certification pathway
Learners may work with tools and environments such as:
Windows networking utilities
Linux networking commands
Ping
Traceroute / tracert
IP configuration tools
DNS diagnostic tools
Network configuration utilities
Network simulation software
Packet analysis concepts
Virtual networking environments
The exact practical environment may vary between cohorts.
The bootcamp is designed to prepare learners for the CompTIA Network+ certification pathway.
The programme covers the knowledge and skills required to prepare for the current Network+ examination objectives.
Important: Training fees do not automatically include a CompTIA examination voucher unless specifically stated in the individual course offer.
Learners should check the current CompTIA certification requirements and examination objectives before booking their exam.
Saturday mornings
09:00 – 13:00
The weekend format is designed to accommodate:
Working professionals
IT support staff
Career changers
Students
Learners with weekday commitments
Network types
Network architectures
OSI model
TCP/IP
Ethernet
Network protocols
Ports
Network devices
Network topologies
IPv4
IPv6
Subnetting
CIDR
DHCP
DNS
Network infrastructure
Cabling
Fibre
Network hardware
Switching
MAC addresses
VLANs
Trunking
Routing
NAT
Wireless technologies
Access points
Wireless security
Network monitoring
Documentation
Network management
Firewalls
VPNs
Network segmentation
Authentication
Secure protocols
Common network attacks
Troubleshooting methodology
Hardware faults
Configuration problems
IP addressing problems
DNS and DHCP issues
Wireless problems
Performance issues
Routing and switching problems
Practical networking scenarios
Troubleshooting exercises
Knowledge assessment
Revision
Scenario-based questions
Exam preparation
Career progression
Learners should have access to a laptop or desktop computer for independent study.
Where available, Tekelezan practical sessions may provide access to:
Network switches
Routers
Firewalls
Wireless equipment
Ethernet cabling
Network testing equipment
Desktop computers
Virtual machines
Network simulation environments
The objective is to give learners experience with networking concepts in a practical environment without requiring them to build a professional network laboratory at home.
The programme prepares learners for the CompTIA Network+ certification pathway.
Learners will receive guidance around:
Network+ examination structure
Exam domains
Scenario-based questions
Troubleshooting questions
Subnetting practice
Revision strategies
Practical preparation
Examination techniques
Certification progression
Exam vouchers are separate unless explicitly included in the advertised package.
Network+ can provide a strong foundation for careers across IT infrastructure and networking.
Potential career destinations include:
Network Support Technician
Junior Network Technician
IT Support Engineer
Network Operations Centre (NOC) Technician
Infrastructure Support Technician
Network Administrator
Systems Support Technician
Field Network Technician
Junior Systems Administrator
Technical Support Engineer
It can also support progression into:
Networking → Cybersecurity → Cloud → Infrastructure Engineering → Network Engineering
A potential Tekelezan technology pathway is:
CompTIA A+
↓
CompTIA Network+
↓
CompTIA Security+
↓
Cybersecurity / Networking / Cloud
↓
Advanced Technical & Professional Roles
Learners may also progress into Tekelezan programmes covering Cybersecurity, AI, Automation, Software Development and Cloud Technologies.
Instructor-led training
Practical networking activities
Learning resources
Network troubleshooting exercises
Revision activities
Exam preparation
Course support
Tekelezan Certificate of Completion
CompTIA examination vouchers are not included unless specifically stated.
Next cohort: To be announced
Day: Saturday
Time: 09:30 – 13:00
Duration: 10 weeks
Location: To be announced
Places may be limited to maintain a practical, instructor-led learning environment.
No. A+ is recommended because it provides a useful foundation, but it is not mandatory.
Yes, provided learners are comfortable with basic computer and IT concepts. Learners without previous networking experience should be prepared for a more technical programme than A+.
Subnetting is one of the areas learners commonly find challenging. The bootcamp therefore includes structured practice and practical examples to build confidence.
No, unless the specific cohort advertisement states otherwise. Examination vouchers are normally purchased separately.
Yes. Learners who successfully complete the programme will receive a Tekelezan Certificate of Completion.
This is separate from the official CompTIA certification.
Absolutely. Networking is one of the most valuable foundations for cybersecurity.
A typical progression could be:
A+ → Network+ → Security+ → Cybersecurity
Yes. Networking fundamentals are highly relevant to cloud technologies, including virtual networks, routing, security groups, VPNs and hybrid infrastructure.
No. Learners should have a laptop or desktop for study, while practical equipment and/or simulated environments may be provided during the programme.
Build practical networking skills, strengthen your IT career prospects and prepare for the CompTIA Network+ certification pathway.
Join the next Tekelezan Network+ Bootcamp.
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