Fiber optic training

Diving into a career within the Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) sector is an exhilarating path marked by continuous innovation, personal growth, and boundless possibilities.
In the era of digital revolution, ICT experts are instrumental in forging the future, pushing the envelope of technological progress, enhancing how we connect, and fundamentally altering our interactions with the digital world.
A vital component of ICT is mastering fiber optic communications. Pursuing training in this area is a crucial step toward a successful career in the field.
At FiberGuide, we recognize the varied interpretations and needs people have when it comes to fiber optic training. Our fiber optic training is more appropriately referred to as optical networking.
Optical networking encompasses far more than just the fiber optic infrastructure; it delves into all aspects necessary for data transmission from one location to another.
This includes, but is not limited to, the lasers and the characteristics of light they emit, the methods used to encode information onto the laser light, and the optical fibers - including the many types available and how their properties impact data transmission.
Additionally, optical networking covers the modules and components designed to manipulate light, the light receivers and details of how they work.
Considering the extensive range of topics addressed in our optical network training, the training, developed by Optical Technology Training (OTT) and offered through their partners like FiberGuide, is divided into two rigorous 5-day courses: CONA and CONE.
CONA (Certified Optical Network Associate) is the foundation course that focuses on systems based on direct detection. It focuses on simple and cost effective systems.
CONE (Certified Optical Network Engineer) represents the advanced optical networking program, focusing on systems utilizing coherent detection and digital signal processing. It tackles various challenges including increasing capacity, extending reach, improving flexibility, managing latency, providing quality of service, and promoting open and interoperable networks.
We provide two training options: open enrollment classes, available to all individuals, and closed classes tailored for companies and organizations at their preferred locations. Feel free to reach out to us to arrange training sessions for your team at your desired location.
For further information about CONA and or CONE, please visit our website or reach out to us to request comprehensive course brochures. Thank you for listening and goodbye.