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Introduction

Have you ever been enthralled by the simplicity of IT hardware logic? Do you have an instinctive talent to dabble with routers and gateways, IP addresses, and firewalls, and do you love assisting others with their computer issues?

IT Hardware and Networking could be the perfect fit for you.

Read on to learn more about the field and how to carve out a great career in hardware!

IT Hardware Industry

IT Hardware and Networking is one of the most well-established professions in technology, which makes it easier to plan ahead for professional progression. It’s also a fairly broad field that encompasses a variety of specialised areas, such as cloud computing and virtualization.

Working at the Help Desk, providing network assistance, giving field help, working as a server or network support specialist, or serving as the Internet systems administrator are all options for IT professionals in this industry. It’s possible that your professional path will take you to work in a large company’s IT department, where you’ll be responsible for installing printers and computers.

Career

The career path in IT Hardware and Networking is relatively broad, with several entry points, similar to saying you want to be a lawyer. You must decide what type of lawyer you want to be, just as you must decide what type of IT expert you want to be. The majority of people on this career path do not want to be managers, however any of the professions listed below can eventually lead to that position.

One thing to keep in mind is that those working in IT Hardware and Networking almost always need a bachelor’s degree in computer science. There are certificates that can help someone advance, but they are rarely sufficient to help someone gain a job in the profession. On the plus side, successful applicants do not need a lot of experience, which is required in each of the professional domains involved with this career path.

Here is one IT hardware and networking job which any candidate who has an inclination towards the IT sector can opt for.

IT Coordinator

A minimum of a diploma is preferred. Certified training for IT Coordinators in Schools (programme linked with the Electronics Sector Skills Council of India’s ELE/Q4701 standard)

Skills required

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The following are some of the responsibilities of an IT Coordinator in a school setting

Key Competencies

Product knowledge and e-learning and learning tool functionality
Well-versed in the school's e-learning modules and curriculum. Proficient in the installation and disassembly of learning equipment.
Understanding of e-learning-related IT hardware
Knowledgeable of the most up-to-date computing and display products and technology
Expertise in using various training equipment Proficiency in teaching students and teachers how to use an interactive whiteboard with touch features
Anti-virus scanning skills are required to maintain and safeguard IT hardware and software. Ability to diagnose and solve problems quickly.
Understanding of the internal process system and how to use it
Knowledge of e-learning structures and multimedia elements used in the training Proficient in the use of reference sheets, manuals, and documents necessary at work

Salary- IT coordinator in schools

Experience-wise	Salary
For freshers	INR 15,000 to INR 18,000 per month
For experienced candidates	INR 20,000 to INR 25,000 per month

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Electronics Sector
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E-Learning Management System

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Introduction

IT Hardware Industry

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IT Coordinator

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Key Competencies

Salary- IT coordinator in schools

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