Certified Enterprise Network Cabling Engineer Level 3
At Total Network Solutions (Europe) Ltd, operating under the name Fibre Optics Training, we actively collaborate with employers within the IT & Telecommunications infrastructure industry to tackle the skills shortage now and in the future. For nearly two decades, we have been dedicated to supporting both the telecommunications sector and service leavers.
About this course:
Our Certified Enterprise Network Cabling Engineer is designed to give your career a significant boost. We incorporate the City & Guilds 3668 Level 3 units into our program to ensure you can start your new job effectively and qualify for various roles. Enterprise Network Cabling: You will put yourself at the forefront of technology.The job market can be challenging, but possessing the right vocational skills will give you an edge over the competition. With an industry-recognised qualification from City & Guilds, you’ll also have credentials that are transferable to other countries.
Learning Objectives:
The Certified Enterprise Network Cabling package provides comprehensive training on installing enterprise network cabling. The program includes instruction on the installation and termination of:
Category 5 Enhanced (Cat 5e) cabling
Category 6 (Cat 6) and Category 6 Augmented (Cat 6a) cabling
Fibre optics in an enterprise network environment, covering both single-mode
Fibre optics cabling multi-mode OM3, OM4, OM5
Network Topologies
Overview of Category 7 10GigE
Overview of Category 8.1 25GigE and 8.2 40GigE
Patch Panel Terminations
Fibre Splicing and Termination
Course modules:
Our package includes:
3668-03 Unit 303 Fibre Optics
3668-03 Unit 306 Structured Cabling and Enterprise Networks Cabling
Suitable for:
Individuals seeking to advance their careers and expand their skills beyond cabling, including the installation and maintenance of network infrastructure.
Certification Details
You will be awarded the City & Guilds 3668 Level 3 Award in Communications Cabling once you have successfully passed both written and practical assignments. 3668-03 Unit 303 Fibre Optics 3668-03 Unit 306 Structured Cabling and Enterprise Networks Cabling
Entry Requirements
What’s the difference between level 2 and level 3 The difference between Level 2 and Level 3 courses lies in their focus and depth. The Level 2 course is primarily a craft course designed for beginners, while Level 3 is more advanced, covering topics in greater depth. We have incorporated practical elements into both courses to ensure a well-rounded education that includes hands-on experience, complementing the theoretical aspects. By adding practical components to our classes, you can be confident that you will be ready to hit the ground running upon completing these modules.
Career Progession:
Many job roles in the industry now require a diverse set of skills, as technicians and engineers are expected to do more than just cabling. They need to be able to troubleshoot networks and identify faults within them. Some key roles include: Network Infrastructure Engineer Data Centre Engineer IT Network Engineer Broadband Installation Engineer Structured Cabling Engineer Fibre Optic Engineer By combining the skills gained from the two modules in Fibre Optics and Enterprise Cabling, the City & Guilds 3668-03 Communications Cabling qualification, you can differentiate yourself from the competition and accelerate your career growth. Once you have completed this course, it gives you the foundation to move into design and planning enterprise networks, or move towards the CompTIA certification, like Network+
Price:
£1950 + VAT
Duration:
9 Days.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes this enterprise network cabling course different from other training courses?
Our course is designed around real installation environments rather than classroom theory alone. Learners train using the same tools and equipment used by professional installers and work on network infrastructure setups that mirror what you would encounter on live commercial installations.
Will I gain hands-on experience with both fibre and copper cabling systems?
Yes. Throughout the training you will work directly with both fibre optic and structured copper cabling systems, giving you practical experience installing, terminating, and testing the types of cabling used in modern enterprise networks.
Is this course suitable for someone transitioning into the telecoms or network cabling industry?
Yes. Many learners take this course as a route into the telecoms and infrastructure sector, especially those moving from electrical, construction, or IT backgrounds. The training focuses on practical installation skills that employers look for in network cabling engineers.
How does this course reflect real network deployments?
The training is structured to reflect how enterprise networks are actually built, from cabinet and patch panel installations through to structured cabling layouts used in offices, data centres, and commercial buildings. This helps learners understand how different parts of the network infrastructure connect together.
Where does the training take place?
Training takes place at our dedicated Fibre Optics Training facility in Crewe, Cheshire, where learners train in a purpose-built environment equipped with professional installation tools and practical workstations.