Australia and the wider world are currently experiencing a global shortage of qualified cyber security professionals. With information technology professionals already in high demand, adding a specialisation in cyber security to your skill set will ensure you enter the job market with highly sought-after expertise.
As cyber attacks are becoming increasingly common and more harmful, organisations are looking for ways to protect themselves and mitigate the risks of future attacks. Demand for creative problem solvers is at an all time high across a range of industries including banking and finance, healthcare, law, retail, defence, and government.
TAFE Queensland offers a Certificate IV in Cyber Security as well as short courses for you to add to your existing skill set. Get the technical skills you need to protect organisations against malicious cyber activity and launch your cyber security career.
View cyber security coursesDevelop the technical skills you need to protect organisations against malicious cyber activity and seek work as a cyber security practitioner.
Take the next step towards a career in cyber security with this non-accredited short course.
Kick start your career in cyber security with this introductory non-accredited short course.
Develop the technical skills you need to protect organisations against malicious cyber activity and seek work as a cyber security practitioner.
Take the next step towards a career in cyber security with this non-accredited short course.
Kick start your career in cyber security with this introductory non-accredited short course.
While there will always be job-specific skills that your potential employer looks for, these days most employers will also want you to have a range of general or "employability" skills. Having employability skills can help you get a job, keep your job, and work your way to the top.
Under the long-anticipated Notifiable Data Breaches Bill, any organisation that is accountable to the Privacy Act will be required to inform the Australian Information Commissioner and members of the public if their data has been compromised. Changes to the legislation come as TAFE Queensland rolls out a training program to assist business deal with cyber security developments.
Whether you’re in need of a brush-up on some of your skills, or you’d like to add something a bit different to your arsenal to get ahead of the pack, these five short courses will add some fire power to your resume.