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In addition to the globally accepted academic qualifications, AUTA offers an extensive selection of vendor-authorized training and certifications in partnership with IT industry’s top leading trade associations – CompTIA, EC-Council, CISCO, AAPM and Microsoft.
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Over the last 10 years, we have been providing world-class ICT education.
Our programs afford you the opportunity to build on your knowledge, skills, expertise, educational experience and transfer to other universities/institutions of higher learning in the U.S., Canada, Australia, Netherlands, U.K, Uganda, Ghana, Malaysia, Nigeria and others, through Credit Transfer System Arrangement. This will enable you to acquire a dual certificate after successful completion of the program.
Internship program by certified industry subject expert is available for our students to have a practical real–world experience while exploring a wide range of topics, industry related case studies and projects delivered by empanelment of professionals to guide your learning as you collaborate with other students from diverse backgrounds. Internship and work experience enhances professional, personal skills and gives you the practical experience that is required by employers.
Our courses are highly – rated and provide you the necessary skills to be self –reliant and employable. It also affords you the opportunity to further your studies in a place that suits you and gives you the flexibility to study at your own pace and gain a fast tract Bachelors Degree from global top ranked universities.
Finish schools have even begun to move away from the regular subject-focused curricula, introducing instead developments like phenomenon-based learning, where..
Finish schools have even begun to move away from the regular subject-focused curricula, introducing instead developments like phenomenon-based learning, where..
