Instruction blocks
Concepts taught in sequence, always tied to the equipment, protocol, or platform involved.
Programs
Programs built around real technical work.
Every program pairs structured instruction with supervised lab time on real equipment and platforms. Choose a starting point based on your experience and the systems you want to work on.
16 weeks · Beginner friendly
IT Support & Systems
Build the foundation: hardware, operating systems, users, and service desks.
20 weeks · Foundations required
Networking
Design, cable, configure, and troubleshoot the networks businesses depend on.
24 weeks · Networking foundations required
Cybersecurity
Defend real systems: hardening, monitoring, detection, and response.
22 weeks · Foundations required
Cloud & Data Center
Operate the physical and virtual infrastructure that hosts modern workloads.
18 weeks · Foundations required
AI & Automation
Automate operational work and apply AI tooling responsibly inside real workflows.
20 weeks · Foundations required
Telecommunications
Carry voice, data, and connectivity across fiber, wireless, and provider networks.
How programs are structured
One consistent format across every track.
Supervised labs
Bench and rack time in small groups, with instructor-injected faults and defined acceptance criteria.
Documented delivery
Each major build is tested, documented, and reviewed — the same way work is handed over in industry.
Program durations, schedules, and prerequisites are subject to change. Haven School of Technology prepares students for technical work; completion does not guarantee employment or third-party certification.
Not sure which track?
An advisor can help you choose.
Tell us your background and what you want to work on. We will recommend a starting point and explain what the first weeks involve.