The Introduction to Telecoms Training Course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the core technologies used in fixed, mobile, and IP-based telecoms networks. Over the course of 3 days, attendees will delve into the fundamentals of networking technologies, including switching, transmission, and signalling, as well as the services that they support. The training also covers next-generation networking in an all-IP environment, ensuring that participants are equipped with the knowledge needed to excel in the telecommunications industry.

Ideal for those currently working in or looking to enter the telecommunications field, this course is perfect for individuals who need a solid grasp of the functions and services offered by modern networks. Participants should have a basic mathematical ability and a technical aptitude, with the intention to pursue a technical role in the industry. By exploring topics such as telecoms evolution, network components and services, and mobile cellular systems, attendees will gain valuable insights into the ever-evolving world of telecommunications.

Who would benefit

Those working in or entering the telecommunications industry who need to understand the functions and services provided by modern networks.

Prerequisites

Mathematical ability and aptitude for technical subjects, with the intention to progress in a technical role.

Topic Areas Include

• Telecoms evolution
• Network components and services
• The PSTN and ISDN: access and core networks
• Basic analogue and digital information concepts
• Time division multiplexing and switching techniques
• Transmission systems: PDH, SDH, WDM and OTN
• Mobile cellular systems: 2G, 2.5G, 3G, 4G/LTE and 5G
• Packet-switched techniques
• IP, Ethernet, the Internet, ISPs and Internet Services
• Fixed and Mobile Broadband access technologies
• Next Generation fixed and mobile networks
• IP Multimedia Subsystem