Cyber Education Training

Exciting New Course Offering at Wilson High School!
We are proud to introduce the Army JROTC Cyber Education & Training (CET) Program, a dynamic new addition to the Wilson High School STEM curriculum. Supported and sponsored by the U.S. Army Cadet Command, this advanced-level course is designed with the rigor of an AP program and aims to prepare students for industry-recognized CompTIA certifications—a valuable stepping stone into the world of cybersecurity.

Whether you're looking to jump-start a career in cyber defense or gain hands-on technical skills, CET offers a unique blend of leadership, discipline, and technical training.

Interested students should contact their guidance counselor to sign up  for the school course.
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CompTia A+ Certification Course (Level 1 Cyber Security)

No Pre-requisite 

The course begins with fundamental JROTC Leadership Training. Cyber year one focuses on the foundational skills needed to begin a pathway into cybersecurity. It begins with an introduction to ethics and cybersecurity, moves on to global connectivity, and then transitions to understanding hardware, operating systems, networks, cryptography, and operating procedures. The course ends with a service learning oriented capstone project that encourages problem solving and team building. This course covers topics associated withCompTIA A+ certification.

CompTia Security+ Certification Course (Level 3 Cyber Security)

Pre-requisite Successful completion of Network+ or Instructor Approved

In year three, the course starts with JROTC Leadership Training. Next, students build upon their understanding of security controls and deepening their understanding of riskmanagement, cryptography, and system hardening. Additionally, they explore digital forensics, threat modeling, and secure software development. When the course concludes,the students should be comfortable with topics associated with CompTIA’s Security+ certification exam.