Cyber Technology
Cyber Technology
Learn hownetworks work.Then protect them.
Build, configure, and break machines and networks so you understand what is actually happening inside them. You'll test for CompTIA Tech+, A+, and Network+, the certifications employers list by name when they hire for IT.
What computer support specialists earn. BLS says a high school diploma plus IT certifications can qualify you.
Junior and senior year. A senior-only option is available, but you'll miss a full year of lab time and certification prep.
Lab fees are typically a few hundred dollars. Payment plans are available.
Earn college credit toward a degree while you are still in high school.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook: Computer Support Specialists, May 2025 wage data. The top 10% of user support specialists earn more than $100,540. Pay depends on experience, certifications, and employer.
Credentials You Can Earn
Every one of these is earned by passing the exam. We get you ready. The score is yours.
COMPTIA
Vendor-Neutral IT
- Tech+
- A+
- Network+
Digital Analytics
- Google Ads
- Google Analytics
CompTIA A+ and Network+ are vendor-neutral, which means they are not tied to one company's products. They show up by name in IT job postings, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics notes that a high school diploma plus certifications like these can qualify you for support work.
Take It Apart. Put It Back.
You can't secure a system you don't understand. So you start inside the machine and inside the network, building and breaking things until you know how they actually work.
- Building, upgrading, and repairing PCs
- Installing and configuring operating systems
- Command line and system administration basics
- IP addressing, routing, and switching
- Cabling, wireless, and network setup
- Diagnosing problems and working a help desk ticket
- Security fundamentals and safe practice
- Web traffic and analytics with Google tools
In the labYou get workstations and computers you can tear down to bare parts and rebuild, plus switches, routers, and racks to wire up and configure.
Why WCCC
You work on real systems
You'll run the student help desk at WCCC, fixing and repairing Chromebooks for other students. Real tickets, real devices, and someone waiting on you to finish.
Keep your home school
You're still part of your home high school. Graduate with your class, and keep playing sports, going to prom, and showing up for homecoming.
Steady demand
About 48,700 computer support openings are projected each year through 2035, nearly all from people moving on or retiring. BLS expects that specific role to shrink 3% as automation handles routine tickets, while IT occupations overall grow 6% and pay a median of $109,470.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2025–2035 projections.Where This Can Lead
This program is a head start, not the finish line. When you graduate, you'll have real options:
Start working
Help desk, IT support, or field technician work at a company, hospital, school district, or shop
Keep training
College or technical school, or stacking more certifications like CompTIA Security+ and Cisco
Keep building
BLS notes support techs often move up into network administration, systems work, and security analysis
Take a Look Around
Applications open December 2.
See the lab before you apply.