Build Your
Career in
Telecoms.
Hands-on technical training across fiber, wireless, routing, network operations, and customer support. Built for NYSC members, SIWES students, and OND/HND interns ready to work on real ISP infrastructure.
Theory is not enough.
Come learn for real.
Most graduates leave school knowing the textbook but not the field. Dotmac Technical Academy closes that gap with structured, practical training across five ISP disciplines.
Hands-on from day one
No classroom lectures. You work on live ISP infrastructure from your first week — fiber, wireless links, routers, and real customer environments.
Industry-ready skills
Learn field discipline, safety protocols, documentation, reporting structure, and how internet service delivery actually works end-to-end.
Certified on completion
Every successful participant leaves with a Dotmac Technical Academy certificate and verifiable internship experience that strengthens their CV.
Choose your discipline.
Five focused tracks covering the core technical functions of a modern ISP. You apply for the track that matches your interest — we handle the rest.
Fiber Engineering
Installation, splicing, testing, and maintenance of fiber optic networks from backbone to last mile.
Wireless and Radio
Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint wireless links, antenna alignment, and RF fundamentals for ISP backhaul and last mile.
Routing and Switching
Core networking fundamentals — configuring routers, switches, VLANs, and routing protocols on live ISP equipment.
Network Support
NOC operations, network monitoring, fault triage, SLA management, and escalation workflows inside a working ISP.
Technical Support
Customer-facing troubleshooting, CPE installation, service activation, and first-line technical support in real homes and offices.
What every intern learns.
Regardless of your track, every participant gets a foundation in both the technical and professional skills needed to succeed in telecoms.
Core ISP Knowledge
- How an ISP works end-to-end, from backbone to customer
- Introduction to fiber, wireless, and routing fundamentals
- Network devices and customer premises equipment
- Fault reporting and structured troubleshooting
- Service quality standards and monitoring basics
- Safety protocols for field and tower work
Field Professionalism
- Work ethics, punctuality, and accountability
- Team communication and structured reporting
- Customer interaction and professional conduct
- Documentation, task follow-up, and handovers
- Problem-solving under supervision
- Career exposure in telecom and internet services
Is this program for you?
Who should apply
- NYSC corp members looking for PPA placement in a technical role
- OND and HND students needing industrial training or internship placement
- SIWES applicants in engineering, computer science, or related fields
- Anyone with genuine interest in fiber, wireless, or network engineering
- Candidates who can commit to the full program schedule
Selection criteria
- Genuine interest in telecom, networking, or ISP operations
- Willingness to learn and follow instructions in a structured environment
- Strong attitude, discipline, and consistency
- Availability for the internship period in Abuja or Lagos
- Basic computer literacy and willingness to work in the field
Four steps. Zero friction.
The process is simple from application to onboarding.
Complete the form
Fill in your basic details, school information, preferred training track, and contact details.
Upload your documents
Attach your NYSC call-up letter, SIWES letter, student ID, CV, or any relevant screening document.
Wait for review
Our team reviews applications and contacts shortlisted candidates within two weeks.
Start your training
Selected applicants receive onboarding details, reporting location, and their assigned training track.
Common questions.
Is the training actually free?
Yes. The internship is offered at zero cost to selected participants across all five tracks.
Who is eligible to apply?
NYSC corp members, OND/HND students, SIWES applicants, and motivated learners interested in telecoms.
How long is the internship?
Duration depends on your program — NYSC placements run for the service year, SIWES and OND placements typically 3 to 12 months.
Will I get a certificate?
Yes. Successful participants receive an official Dotmac Technical Academy certificate on completion.
Can I choose my training track?
You indicate your preferred track on the application form. Final assignment depends on availability and fit, but we prioritize your preference.
Is this only for students?
Students and NYSC members are prioritized, but serious learners with genuine interest in the field can also apply.
What locations are available?
The program runs in Abuja and Lagos. You select your preferred location during application.
Do I need prior experience?
No prior experience required. We train from fundamentals. What matters is attitude, discipline, and willingness to learn.
Ready to start?
Fill out the application form with your details and documents. We review applications on a rolling basis and contact shortlisted candidates within two weeks.
Application Form
Select your preferred track, upload your documents, and submit your application.
Apply NowNeed help first?
Applicants can contact Dotmac directly for guidance before applying.
Your telecom career
starts now.
Free training. Real infrastructure. Five technical tracks. Apply today and take your first step into the industry.