According to the Information Technology Association of America (ITAA) over 400,000 new IT jobs are created every year. If you're interested in Web, Digital Media, Technical Support, or Networking, you can start your IT career with a diploma, certificate, or Associate's Degree in many cases. 50% of IT jobs are in two areas that exist in almost every organization. - Technical Support and Network Administration.

A four-year degree opens the door to advanced careers in Programming, Software Engineering, Technical Writing, and Database Development. Often, people start out in technical positions, and advance to increasingly responsible jobs with experience and by acquiring additional skills and education through a variety of pathways including corporate training, certification programs, and continuing education.

Information Technology Fluency is becoming a major tool to accomplish career goals across all professions and industries.

• Re-Careering Workers
• IT Education
• Certification
• Keeping Up (Upskilling)
• IT Fluency
• CyberCareers for the Net Generation
• Resources for a more diverse IT workforce