Information Technology:
An estimated 6.7 million people are employed in the U.S. technology industry. Computer and information systems manager openings are projected to grow 17% from 2023 to 2033, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The highest growth is expected in AI, cloud computing, programming languages, machine learning, data analysis, big data, information security, Internet of Things (IoT) and cybersecurity analytics.

Learners become proficient in IT’s hard technical skills – hardware, software, app, search tools –and the soft technical skills (problem solving, critical thinking, confidentiality, creativity, etc.).

English and science skills to technology projects. The ability to troubleshoot and to learn advanced digital skills is a must. The IT program prepares learners for the next challenge: professions that demand hands-on, minds-on skills.

Some of the current and future IT career opportunities for which learners would prepare include:

• Computer Network Specialist
• Cyber Security Specialist
• Data Analyst
• Database Administrator
• Digital Forensic Accountant