Cloud computing course by IIJT

Updated on: Wednesday, April 04, 2012

Indian Institute of Job Training (IIJT) launched a course on cloud computing called IT Infrastructure Management Specialist Course (ITIM).

Designed to meet the ever increasing demand of IT professionals who have to manage data on a daily basis, the course is the management of essential operation components, such as policies, processes, equipment, data, human resources, and external contacts, for overall effectiveness.

ITIM Specialist Course is offered at all IIJT centres across the country with a duration of 416 hours spread over 10 months.

Candidates with 10+2 along with A+ and Network+  are eligible. Added advantage will be given to canditates with MCITP, RHCSA, RHCE or worked as Service Engineer for one year.

According to Microsoft commissioned study conducted by IDC, future of IT is in cloud and cloud computing that will generate over 2 million jobs in India by 2015.

Post course completion, students can look at jobs involving data management and storage management. This cutting edge course will be delivered by highly trained faculty. IIJT also trains students through its satellite facility and this provides students to have access to the best faculty in the country from any IIJT centre.

Indian Institute of Job Training [IIJT] is a career skills training organization with a capacity of over 1 lakh concurrent students in courses. Started in 2006, with over 120 centers across the country, IIJT offers short term and long term courses in the areas of Finance, Information Technology, Retail and Sales & Marketing.

For more details log on to www.iijt.net or call 18002666777. 

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