Orleans Technical Institute Training Future Communications Workers
PRLog - Sep. 23, 2014 - PHILADELPHIA -- As digital communication and data storage needs continue to rise, so does the need for trained professionals who can install and maintain such technologies. To address the need for training programs in this competitive market, Orleans Technical Institute is offering a telecommunications technician course available at their Philadelphia campus.
What do Telecommunications Technicians Do?
Often referred to as telecom technicians, these highly-trained experts work both in offices and in homes installing and repairing devices and equipment that carries communication signals via phone lines, cable lines, satellite and through the internet.
What is the Job Outlook and Pay Like for Telecommunications Technicians?
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the 2012 median pay for telecommunications equipment installers and repairers was $54,530 per year. While this is definitely considered a healthy salary, competition in the field means that candidates need to be prepared to outshine their competition.
Preparing Students for a Competitive Career Field
Orleans Technical Institute prides themselves on their 40 year history in helping the men and women of the greater Philadelphia area train for new careers in a variety of fields. While hands-on skills and technical knowledge are important in any career field, Orleans Tech works to help their students have a stronger competitive edge by adding additional training in professional development, customer service and teamwork.
Orleans Technical Institute’s telecommunications training program is now accepting applications for their Spring 2015 launch. Please visit their program page to learn more.
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September 23, 2014 at 15:52 PM EDT
