Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity Analyst (Full-Time) Training
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Grow Your Career in Tech - Some Technical Knowledge Recommended
Get ready to grow in the tech industry with the skills top employers are looking for. In just a few weeks, this immersive, hands-on course will prepare you for high-demand Cybersecurity Analyst roles by covering:
- Introduction to Network Security – Design, implement, and assess comprehensive network security measures
- Behavioral Analytics and Security Monitoring – Learn how to detect and combat cybersecurity threats and develop core skills in areas such as threat management and cyber incident response
- Define and apply Artificial Intelligence Concepts – Integrate emerging technologies in cybersecurity workflows demonstrating the use of Generative AI
- Industry Certifications – Gain credentials that open doors to great opportunities
- Remote
No catch. Training and job connections at no cost to you.
While these courses may include either intermediate or advanced material, technical knowledge specified in these listings will be required as a prerequisite for applicants to be considered for admission.
While anyone may apply for this course, some technical background may be helpful.
Applicants with all levels of experience in tech are encouraged to apply.
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In-person learning takes place at one of our facilities across the US.
Remote learners must live within commutable distance of a Per Scholas campus to best facilitate our professional development and post-training employment support. For individuals who live outside of a commutable distance, you may be eligible for our National training courses.
Hybrid courses allow flexibility for learners to participate in the course remotely or in-person based on several factors. Learn more about the course you're interested in by reaching out to your admissions lead or attending an admissions overview after applying.
Have questions?
We can help with course selection, and answer questions about eligibility requirements and special circumstances. Contact an admissions team member
No Cost Cybersecurity Analyst Training
Rigorous live instructor-led cybersecurity training that includes hands-on activities using real world servers, tools, and technologies.
No Cost Technical Training in Only 15 Weeks
Learn 2 years of Cybersecurity topics such as behavioral analytics and security monitoring in a fraction of a time.
Industry Recognized Certifications At No Cost
Learn test taking strategies to best prepare and pass the CySA+ and Splunk Core Certified User exams.
Professional Development & Growth Opportunities
Before connecting you with employer partners for job opportunities post-training, our Career Coaches prepare you with the tools to secure a role in the tech sector.
What does the future hold for you as a Cybersecurity graduate?
As a graduate of our cybersecurity analyst training, you will earn the Cybersecurity Analyst Certification (CySA+) and Splunk Core Certified User Certification, equipped with the knowledge to fulfill a wide range of entry-level technology jobs such as:
- Cyber Security Analyst
- Junior Desktop Technician
- Tech Support Engineer
*Remote entry-level roles are difficult to obtain. Regardless of your learning environment, if you do not have more than two years of tech professional experience, be prepared to seek on-premise roles.
*Please note for graduates with less than two years of existing tech professional experience, while you’ll be on the path to your mid-level position, your first role after the training will generally be an entry-level tech support role in order to get the experience needed to advance into beyond entry-level positions.
$47k The average salary cybersecurity graduates make at their first job.
Strengthen your Tech Professional Profile
Start Your Tech Career in Cybersecurity Wherever You Are
Per Scholas will train you whether you are new to tech or a seasoned veteran looking to upskill. Remain competitive as the industry grows.
Within a few months, I changed from a person with the least-desired skills to one of the most sought-after employees. I have become someone my kids can look up to.
Build Your IT Professional Network
Meet and network with working Cybersecurity professionals and visit employer sites to see their operations firsthand.
If someone had told me that this was where I would be now, I would never have believed them. I have a completely different outlook on life. My future is something that I never thought it could be.
Direct Job Placement support
We match graduates to employers for cybersecurity jobs across sectors and provide career coaching throughout the process.
When you are interviewing a Per Scholas graduate, you already have someone who is committed and prepared for the work world and responsible for their time and availability.
What You'll Learn
Introduction to Network Security
Design, implement, and assess comprehensive network security measures, including secure device configuration, virtualization technologies, data protection protocols, and security testing across networks, servers, and applications.
Behavioral Analytics and Security Monitoring
Learn how to detect and combat cybersecurity threats and develop core skills in areas such as threat management and cyber incident response.
Define and apply Artificial Intelligence Concepts
Integrate emerging technologies in cybersecurity workflows demonstrating the use of Generative AI, and assessing its impact on improving cybersecurity efficiency and effectiveness.
Learn to Think Like a Cybersecurity Professional
Prepare to handle real workplace demands by challenging your understanding of course material and scenario problem solving.
Personalized Support
Learners can access the Learner Support Team (LST). LST provides personalized support for life challenges, resources, and tools to manage stressors and strengthen financial capability. LST is here to help learners achieve their personal and financial goals.
Career Advancement for Alumni
Complimentary upskilling opportunities extended to alumni up to two years post graduation to help them match in demand employer hiring profiles and continue their career growth.
Meet Our Graduates
It feels like I have a purpose. I have grown and changed so much. I tell people what I do, and they can’t believe me! They’re so impressed! I am proud to be one of the many individuals who are changing the face of tech.
How to Be Considered
- Meet the Learner Profile Requirements
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You may qualify to become a Per Scholas IT Support Learner if you:
- Live in the United States
- Do not live in the states of AL, AK, AR, CO, IL, KS, KY, ND, OK, RI, or WY
- Have basic digital literacy and be able to pass the admissions assessment
- Are a strong self-starter
- Must meet minimum specs for the course of interest (A tech access form will measure your specs during the assessment phase)
- Regular internet access with Speed of 20/mbps+
- A desktop or laptop with the following:
- Operating Systems:
- Windows 10 / 11 is accepted in all courses
- Mac OS version 10.15-11 is compatible only for our Java and Software Engineering courses
- Hardware Specifications:
- CPU must be at least either:
- Intel i5 quad-core
- Intel i3 is compatible only for our Java and Software Engineering courses
- AMD Ryzen 5 or equivalent
- Intel i5 quad-core
- RAM must be at least 8 GB (for Part-Time and Flexible IT Support) and at least 16 GB (for Data Analytics)
- CPU must be at least either:
- Operating Systems:
- Meet the pre-training income policy guidelines
- Are aged 18 or older
- Have a High School diploma, equivalent, or higher
- Must be able to provide proof of valid U.S. work authorization
- Can read, write, and speak in English
- Able and committed to launching a tech career immediately following training
- Ready to make an important commitment to building your future
- Do not plan to travel outside the U.S. during the duration of the course (learners cannot participate in program activities or access materials during such travel)
Per Scholas is committed to equal opportunity in admission and employment. It is the policy of Per Scholas to provide equal opportunity for all qualified applicants, learners, and employees and to prohibit discrimination based on race, color, gender, religion, national origin, age, sexual preference, disability, or marital status. Admissions decisions will not be made based on race, color, gender, religion, national origin, age, sexual preference, disability, or marital status.
- Complete the Multi-Step Admissions Process
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1. Submit an Eligibility Form
2. Admissions Overview: Once you submit an Eligibility Form, you’ll be directed to our Admissions Overview registration page. During this virtual webinar, you’ll learn more about our admissions process and next steps.
3. Assessments: Each training requires either an academic assessment, tech assessment or both. Information will be provided in detail at the Admissions Overview.
4. Interview: Individuals who meet the assessment score requirements will be invited to attend a behavioral interview.
5. Offer Letter and Onboarding: The Admissions team will review assessment scores, completed Tech Prep Work, and interview results, and offer seats to eligible candidates. Learners are required to submit Enrollment Documentation as part of Onboarding.
Please note, this application process is very competitive and not all applicants will be accepted for our limited slots.
- Submit Enrollment Documentation, Including Pre-Work Information
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- Get a head start on your course at Per Scholas!
- Complete required Tech Prep Work. Learn more about Tech Prep Work here
- Submit required Enrollment Documentation through our secure portal. Learn more at perscholas.org/enrollment-dvp-checklist
Required Cybersecurity Analyst Tech Prep Work
Required Courses:
- Computer Hardware Basics Course (6 hours)
- Operating Systems Basics Course (12 hours)
Submission Portal:
Help Resources:
- Instructions for Completing and Submitting Tech Prep Work
- NetAcad FAQs for Learners
- Email admissionsadmins@perscholas.org if you need any help troubleshooting
Tech Prep Work Deadline
Learners must submit their Tech Prep Work by the following deadlines:
- 2025 Cohorts
- Tech Prep Work is due prior to Seat Offers. Applicants are encouraged to have their Tech Prep Work completed before they interview.
Additional Optional Cybersecurity Analyst Tech Prep Work
Linux Journey – Grasshopper Level: If you’re new to Linux, our beginner-friendly resources will help you build a strong foundation and gain confidence in using the command line.
Introduction to Cybersecurity: This introductory course takes you inside the world of cybersecurity. You will learn cybersecurity basics to protect your personal digital life and gain insights into the biggest security challenges companies, governments, and educational institutions face today. Cybersecurity professionals who can protect and defend an organization’s network are in high demand.
- Get a head start on your course at Per Scholas!
Frequently Asked Questions
- What kinds of jobs can I get after completing this Cybersecurity training?
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A wide variety: everything from working in an office supporting other computer users to helping secure a global corporate network or becoming a field technician installing and servicing remote locations. You can also seek a job as a vulnerability tester or a security auditor.
They all fall into the general categories of Cybersecurity analyst and network security technician.
Infrastructure management involves keeping computer systems running smoothly and securely at all times.
Desktop support means helping other people—whether customers or employees—use computer systems and software effectively.
As a security auditor you can ensure companies adhere to strict government and corporate policies governing the protection of private information.
Starting salaries vary greatly, but the average is about $45,000 per year.
Please note for graduates with less than two years of existing tech professional experience, while you’ll be on the path to a cyber analyst position, your first role after the training will generally be an entry-level tech support role in order to get the experience needed to advance into Cyber positions.
- How can the Cybersecurity training be offered at no cost? Are there hidden fees?
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Most people who learn about Per Scholas for the first time think: “Too good to be true.” We know it seems that way, but it is true. Our services are provided at no cost to you, using funds we raise from foundations, corporations, government and generous individuals.
The costs you can prepare for include transportation or childcare—expenses that take care of you so you can focus on your studies.
- What professional certifications can I earn?
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Students will have the opportunity obtain the CompTIA CySA+ Certification.
- Why is my location not eligible for National Remote?
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As a state licensed training provider focused on providing technical training, we are subject to state-specific education licensing requirements. As we expand our National Remote training to all 50 states, there are some states we are not yet able to train learners from. Since you currently reside in one of these states, we are unable to include you in training opportunities with Per Scholas at this time.
- Does Per Scholas use AI in its courses?
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By the end of 2025, every learner will complete a standardized AI module covering key concepts, prompting, and real-world applications.
- Is there a learner pre-training income policy?
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Yes, Per Scholas learners must meet the pre-training income policy requirements. View our Learner Pre-Training Income Policy here.
- What if I don’t have a laptop? What are the computer requirements?
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Computer requirements are determined by each specific curriculum track. During the onboarding process, we will review each learner’s needs on a case-by-case basis. If you have any concerns about your situation, please elevate to the admissions team during the admissions process.
- I receive unemployment insurance benefits or other benefits that require me to spend time working or looking for work. Can I still enroll for training?
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Depending on the campus and course, Per Scholas training is approved for people receiving unemployment, as well as other benefits that would ordinarily require them to spend time working or looking for work. If you have questions or concerns about your situation, please contact admissions.
- I meet other requirements, but I am not a U.S. citizen and haven’t received my work authorization yet. Can I still apply for training?
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Unfortunately, we cannot process your application until you have received clearance to work in the U.S. However, if you are experiencing problems, we may be able to refer you to other organizations that may be able to help.
- I have child care responsibilities. Can you accommodate me?
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We have onsite staff available to help students navigate childcare options. Ask to speak with the Childcare Navigator when you attend an info session.
- I have a disability. Can you accommodate me?
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We comply fully with the Americans with Disabilities Act and other relevant laws and regulations. Please contact accommodations@perscholas.org to discuss your specific situation and needs.
- Does Per Scholas have a Non-Discrimination policy?
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We’re proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or national origin.