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Is the cybersecurity job market booming or is it flattening?
IT and Cybersecurity skills still get hired — even in an AI economy. We’re still placing our grads.

Is the cybersecurity job market booming or is it flattening?

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New York City is rapidly emerging as the country’s leading tech hub, fueled by major companies shifting toward tech, abundant venture capital, and a global pool of top talent. With strong infrastructure and growing demand for skilled workers, NYC is becoming the preferred destination for tech innovation and career opportunities.

Globally, the demand for tech talent continues to grow, with shortages in cybersecurity, data analysis, and AI/ML. Top tech hubs include San Francisco, Austin, London, Beijing, and Bangalore, offering abundant opportunities for skilled professionals. PC AGE provides courses and certifications to prepare for careers in these high-demand areas.

PC AGE will continue online classes until Phase 3 of the recovery plan, then adopt a hybrid approach with limited in-person instruction. Safety protocols include masks, social distancing, and daily health checks. Labs are available by appointment, and all visitors must follow health screening procedures. Employees and students must follow hygiene, PPE, and cleaning guidelines to ensure a safe campus environment.

PC AGE offers up to $2000 in COVID relief, a new mentoring program for students, fun instructional videos, and upcoming classes both online and on campus.

Career and technical schools have seen major growth during the pandemic as students seek fast, affordable pathways to stable, in-demand jobs. Institutions like Pennco Tech, County College of Morris, Brookdale Community College, and PC AGE Career Institute are expanding programs, facilities, and industry partnerships to meet rising demand in fields such as healthcare, advanced manufacturing, automotive, HVAC, cybersecurity, and cloud computing. With shorter training periods, strong job placement opportunities, and lower overall costs compared to traditional four-year degrees, these programs offer students a direct route into well-paying, essential careers.

Choosing the right IT school can feel overwhelming, but focusing on a few key factors makes the process easier. Start by reviewing each school’s course offerings—strong, certification-focused programs can prepare you for both entry-level and advanced IT roles. Class size also matters; smaller groups often create a better learning environment.

Thinking about starting a career in IT? The CompTIA A+ Certification is one of the best ways to break into the field. Whether you’re aiming for tech support, networking, or cybersecurity, A+ gives you the foundational skills employers trust—opening doors to top companies and future certifications like Network+ and Security+. If you're ready to launch your IT journey, this is where it begins.

In the post-pandemic world, IT education has become more essential than ever. As digital transformation accelerates, businesses rely on technology for remote work, cybersecurity, online services, and innovation. This growing dependence on digital tools has created a strong demand for skilled IT professionals.

A PC AGE graduate shares how IT training transformed his life—going from warehouse work to IT Operations Lead in under five years after earning CompTIA certifications. PC AGE continues to help students build careers in Networking, Cybersecurity, and Cloud Computing with accredited programs, career support, and convenient campus and online options.