Our Mission

iT4Teens was created to prepare high school students with the foundational knowledge and practical skills needed to succeed in modern IT and cyber-related career pathways. Our programs focus on how the Internet, networks, and security systems actually work—giving students early exposure to real-world technologies, structured problem-solving, and industry-aligned learning experiences. Through guided instruction, hands-on labs, and a clear progression of courses, students gain the confidence and readiness to pursue advanced certifications, higher education, and future technology roles.
Digital Workbook Course
iT Foundations
Entry Level (9th - 12th)
What Students Learn:
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How the Internet really works
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Core iT terminology & Concepts
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Hardware & Software
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Internet devices & basic security
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Real iT Career Paths
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Up-To-Date Information
Time commitment:
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Self-Paced
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20 - 25 hours ( 9 modules)
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Works on desktop, laptop, or mobile
Each week includes
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1 short presentation
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2 guided assignments
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1 discussion activity
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1 knowledge check (quiz)


A hands-on, three-course program where students build, design, and defend real networks.
Complete All 3 courses to graduate.
Internet Security Academy
What You Graduate With
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Certificate of Completion
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iT Internship Readiness
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Preparation for College-Level iT Courses
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A Strong Foundation for Professional Certification Pathways
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Clarity and Direction Across Multiple IT Career paths.
Testimonials

Justin T,
Parkview High School
"I learned how the Internet functions and connects to everything. I also learned how a computer works, from data storage to information processes. It honestly opened up a world that I loved but didn't know in detail about.
John D.
Hillside High School
"I never realized how much work was put into network engineering as I sat behind a PC, not realizing there was so much going on behind me."
Jordan A.
Arabia Mountain High
"I learned so much during this course! I never knew about BIOs or the different category of cables. I learned so much about the internal components of a computer and what they do and how they work. I never knew this until I took this course."
Who Should Sign Up?

Parents
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Teens who want to get a head start in IT.
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Teens that are ready to apply for a IT internship.
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Teens who are interested in learning more about computers and the Internet.
Chris Bass
"We promise to provide the best online experience."

Schools
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Replace traditional books with a online digital platform.
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Schools that want the ability to offer more IT courses without having IT personnel.
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Compliment curriculum with current industry standards.
Antony Edwards
"Traditional learning is a thing of the past."









