Technology

Cloud Administrator

Build the technical confidence to manage cloud platforms, support hybrid IT environments, and solve the everyday infrastructure challenges today’s organizations rely on.

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Type

Diploma

Duration

65 Weeks

Internship

12 Weeks

Program Outline

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About The Program

Build practical, in-demand skills in IT infrastructure, systems administration, and cloud technologies. You will learn how to support end users, administer Windows and Linux systems, manage networks, and maintain essential services across both on-premises and cloud environments.

Through hands-on activities, practical projects, and scenario-based labs, you will gain experience with virtualization, automation, configuration management, container technologies, and cloud administration. You will also develop the troubleshooting skills needed to support modern hybrid IT environments.

This 65-week diploma program includes a 12-week internship, giving you the opportunity to apply your skills in a professional workplace and gain valuable industry experience before graduating.

The program also prepares you to pursue eligible industry-recognized certification exams from CompTIA and Microsoft.

In this program, you will learn how to use online resources, advanced search techniques, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to support technical problem-solving and complete industry-focused tasks where applicable.

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The program is delivered through live, instructor-led Online Remote classes, providing the flexibility of remote learning with real-time interaction and support from experienced instructors.

Career Opportunities

This program qualifies you for a wide range of careers including:

PC Support Technician
Desktop Administrator
Windows 10 Administrator
Windows Server Administrator
Active Directory Administrator
Project Manager
Network Administrator
Linux Administrator
SQL Database Administrator
Email Server Administrator
Exchange Server Administrator
Wireless LAN Administrator

Employers Who Have Hired triOS Grads

Rogers Communications
Acer America Corporation
Compugen Spectra Energy Satellite
Bell Canada
Ricoh Canada Inc.
Wilfred Laurier University
University of Waterloo
Hewlett-Packard Co.
Tech Alliance

Salary

87 %

Employment Rate*

$ 49

Average Wage/HR**

$ 69

High Wage/HR**

Source: workingincanada.gc.ca

NOC Code: 21222- **Wage data is rounded down to the nearest dollar. Average wage doesn't reflect the starting salary but represents the middle value between lowest to highest wages. Local (or regional) income may vary. Last updated in November 2025.

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Program Details

Build practical skills for entry-level roles in IT infrastructure and cloud administration through the Cloud Administrator + Internship diploma program at triOS College.

This 65-week program is delivered through Online Remote classes and includes a 12-week internship. Students receive hands-on training in supporting end users, managing computer systems and networks, and maintaining technology services across on-premises and cloud environments.

Training covers key areas such as:

PC support
Windows client administration
Windows Server and Active Directory administration
IT service and project management
Network administration
Linux administration
Security fundamentals
Database, web server, and messaging services
Server and cloud administration
Virtualization and containerization
Configuration management and automation technologies

The program uses hands-on activities, guided practice, scenario-based labs, and project-based learning to help students develop the practical skills required to support modern IT and hybrid cloud environments.

When you enroll in this program, you will receive:

A 12-week, 240-hour internship that provides professional workplace experience
A registered and approved diploma
Six certification exam vouchers to apply toward the eligible certifications you choose to pursue*
Practice tests, where applicable
Career services
Job search assistance
Alumni program benefits

*Students who successfully complete this program will be eligible to write certification exams leading to the following designations:

CompTIA A+ (2 vouchers)
CompTIA Project+
CompTIA Network+
CompTIA Linux+
CompTIA Security+
CompTIA Server+
CompTIA Cloud+
Microsoft 365 Certified: Endpoint Administrator Associate

These certifications include nine available certification vouchers across nine (9) certification vouchers for eight (8) certifications examinations (A+ requires 2 vouchers). Students are provided with six (6) certification exam vouchers to use toward the certifications they choose to pursue.

Course Listings

Cloud Administrator Internship

The 240-hour, 12-week internship offers hands-on experience in a professional setting, enabling you to apply the knowledge and skills gained in the Cloud Administrator + Internship program. During the internship, you will gain industry experience, work with various technologies, and engage with professionals in the field. This practicum bridges the gap between classroom learning and career readiness.

Career Planning and Preparation - Level 1

This course will introduce you to and provide practice in using the tools required for a successful job search. The concepts covered in this course will help you maintain a career-focused approach throughout your studies so that you are better prepared to conduct a job search after graduating. Specifically, you will learn how to identify your soft and hard skills and how to articulate your abilities in a clear and concise Elevator Pitch that will appeal to employers and resonate with industry contacts. You will learn about the job search resources available to you including using career websites, creating LinkedIn profiles, accessing the “hidden” job market, and networking. You will examine sample résumés and cover letters and begin the process of creating your own professional résumés and cover letters that align with current conventions for content, organization, and formatting. You will also learn about the role of references, thank you letters, workplace philosophies, and strategies for success including maintaining a professional image and using proper etiquette when communicating with potential employers and industry contacts.

Career Planning and Preparation – Level 2

This course builds on concepts and skills introduced in the Career Planning and Preparation Level 1 course. In this subsequent course, you will update and refine your résumé and LinkedIn Profile. You will continue writing cover letters and learn the value of customizing cover letters to specific job postings. You will have the opportunity to apply this knowledge as you conduct a job search and write a cover letter tailored to an ideal job post. Through research, you will create a list of top employers and target current industry opportunities. You will learn about current methods for applying to job postings using technology. You will also gain an understanding of the job interview process, typical interview questions and possible responses, and expectations of both the interviewer and interviewee. In addition, you will engage in practical application of the interview process through role-play. Topics such as negotiating salary, self-management, and on-the-job success for placements and post-graduate employment will be also covered.

Digital Literacy for Professionals

This course introduces essential concepts and principles for navigating and working in a digital environment. Key topics include using devices, managing information, creating and editing content, communicating and collaborating with digital tools, and ensuring online safety and responsibility. You will also apply best practices for folder organization and file naming conventions.

IT Administrator Internship

At the successful completion of the classroom hours of this program, you will be placed in a 240-hour internship at an outside organization. You will have the opportunity to apply your new and developed skills in a real-world environment. Hosts include small, medium, and large organizations that have an Information Technology department, or organizations that provide technology and technology services.

IT Service & Project Management

You will gain an understanding of business processes and communication, as well as time and project management skills that are vital for success in today’s IT industry. Through the use of examples, demonstrations, and activities, you will examine the strategies and techniques that are commonly used within the IT industry, with a focus on ITIL processes and project management. Additionally, you will leverage AI tools to produce several industry grade deliverables for a complete IT project. This course also covers the concepts tested on the CompTIA Project+ certification.

Linux Administration

Linux provides the foundation for many systems today including embedded and mobile devices, supercomputers, and the cloud. In this course, students learn how to install, configure, and manage Linux systems and the network services that they run. Moreover, this course covers the concepts tested on the CompTIA Linux+ certification.

Managing Infrastructure Services

Most job roles within organizations today require access to information provided by Web, database, and email services. This course introduces the concepts and procedures required to install, manage, and support SQL database servers, as well as email and Web services. Additionally, students leverage AI to generate SQL databases and websites .

Network Administration

In this course, students examine the theory and concepts required to successfully administer and troubleshoot IP-based computer networks and network technologies. Moreover, this course covers the concepts tested on the CompTIA Network+ certification.

PC Support

This course introduces you to the essential operating system skills required of a PC support technician, and covers the concepts tested on the CompTIA A+ certification. More specifically, you will learn how to configure, troubleshoot, and maintain both computer hardware and the Windows family of desktop operating systems. Additionally, you will examine the basic configuration of Linux, macOS, and mobile operating systems.

Server, Cloud and Automation Technologies

In this course, students learn how to deploy and manage servers, both on-premises and within a cloud environment. More specifically, students learn how to provision servers, automate server deployment and configuration, leverage AI tools to generation automation scripts , as well as manage virtual machines and containerized applications using open source frameworks and technologies. Furthermore, this course covers the concepts tested on the CompTIA Server+ and Cloud+ certifications.

Security Fundamentals

This course covers the core concepts that provide for security within an enterprise environment. Focus will be placed on the common security tools and procedures that every IT professional must know when working with technology in an organization. Moreover, this course covers the concepts tested on the CompTIA Security+ certification.

Student Success Strategies

This course stresses the importance of developing non-technical skills to enhance personal, academic, and career success. The course will address strategies that are important for all adult learners, such as managing finances, maintaining health and wellness, understanding learning styles, setting goals, and honing practical study skills (such as memory, reading, and test-taking techniques). In addition, this course emphasizes strategies needed to succeed in your program, such as navigating technology efficiently, interacting and engaging with peers and facilitators/instructors, and managing learning time and space.

Windows Client Administration

This course introduces the skills and knowledge necessary to install, configure and support Microsoft Windows client operating systems, and covers the concepts tested on the Microsoft 365 Certified: Endpoint Administrator Associate certification exam. More specifically, students learn how to deploy and upgrade Windows clients, as well as configure storage, access, devices, network connectivity and security. Additionally, students learn how to administer systems using PowerShell, as well as leverage online resources and AI tools to generate PowerShell scripts.

Windows Server & Active Directory Administration

This course provides an in-depth look at the different tasks necessary to administer, secure, and troubleshoot Windows Server 2019 systems. Focus is placed on server deployment and management, as well as data, storage, network service, virtualization, and container configuration. Additionally, this course covers Active Directory configuration and management.

Admission Requirements

You must:

have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent

be at least 18 years old when or before the program begins AND pass a qualifying test* that has been approved by the Superintendent. (The approved qualifying test for this program is the Wonderlic test with a passing score of 20.)

* If you’re applying from other Canadian provinces, you must:

be at least 19 years old,
be out of high school for at least 1 year when the program starts, and
successfully pass an academic achievement test.

Please contact us for more details regarding admissions requirements if you are an international student.

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Success Stories

It was a wonderful experience. I am confident I can tackle any challenges coming my way. Thank you triOS!

Charity M.

Graduated 2015