Diane Snyder
Instructional Team
Verizon has partnered with Pace University to offer a unique, fully online Technician Training Program that equips you with the skills needed to seek high-demand technician positions in the telecommunications industry.
Additionally, you will earn an official Pace University digital badge issued by Credly, which verifies mastery of core telecom skills and can be shared on any social media platform, your email signatures, digital resumes, etc.
Free
Fully Online
Graduates are invited to apply for open technician roles at Verizon
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Email: VerizonTT@pace.edu
Phone: (212) 346-1154
IF ELIGIBLE, to begin the Verizon Technician Training Program, follow these steps:
Future-proofed skills: No experience needed! We'll support you through everything from the basics to the advanced.
Flexible learning: Learn online at your own pace. Balance family, passions and career building—on your terms.
Real opportunities: Graduates are invited to apply for open technician roles at Verizon and stay connected for future hiring positions.
The Verizon Technician Training Program offers a comprehensive fully online learning experience designed to prepare you for high-demand careers in the telecommunications industry. Through engaging online lessons (aka online modules) that are accessible via your phone, computer, laptop, or tablet, you will gain essential knowledge. There is a series of six modules that must be successfully completed to earn the digital badge, Verizon Technician Training: Level 1.
The "Bridge to Employment Opportunities Module 6" will help you create a professional resume, access a practice exam that will assist you in preparing for technician assessments and tips to help you prepare for a future interview. When you are ready to explore career opportunities with Verizon, the module contains the Verizon Candidate Engagement form to connect you to them.
Visit the FAQ below for more detailed information on this training program.
Instructional Team
Instructional Team
Digital Badge Coordinator
The Verizon Technician Training Program is free for any participant.
The Verizon Technician Training Program is delivered entirely online through the Pace University learning platform and consists of self-paced, instructor-guided modules. Each module is a topic area with helpful reading, study materials and quizzes that contain the information that you will need to prepare to enter the exciting world of telecommunications as a field technician.
The Pace University Training Team is available via email (VerizonTT@pace.edu) and phone at (212) 346-1154 throughout your training journey. We will direct your inquiries accordingly. For technical assistance, the Pace University IT Helpdesk will be available at (914) 773-3333.
Yes, you can reapply when you turn 18 years of age and live in the United States. The only requirements are that you must be at least 18 years old and be a United States resident.
To enroll and begin the Verizon Technician Training Program, complete the following steps:
When you activate your Pace student account, you will have immediate access to the Verizon Technician Training Program and can begin right away.
You need a valid driver's license and a clean driving record to become an employee at Verizon. We suggest obtaining a license prior to applying to Verizon to avoid any delays with employment.
No, this training program is not a requirement to apply for a technician position at Verizon or any other positions at Verizon. It is a voluntary, free training program for anyone who meets eligibility. Keep in mind, the eligibility criteria for a technician position at Verizon varies.
No, this training program helps prepare you for a technician position at any company, including Verizon, but provides no guarantees for employment. Although the eligibility criteria varies per job position at Verizon, many technician roles require a valid driver’s license.
Participants in the Verizon Technician Training Program (“VTT”) are non-credit students of Pace University, and management of their student record is guided by Pace University’s FERPA policy. Absent an applicable exception under FERPA, Pace University will obtain prior written consent from a participant before disclosing personally identifiable information (“PII”) from the participant’s education record to Verizon.
Pace University will obtain written, FERPA-compliant consent from each participant prior to sharing any PII with Verizon. Such consent will:
Any disclosure of participant contact information to Verizon for recruiting or outreach regarding potential job opportunities at Verizon shall be conditioned on a separate, affirmative opt-in by the participant, and participants must be able to participate in and complete the VTT program without providing such opt-in.
The participant consent language included in the VTT application shall make clear that applicants are not required to consent to sharing PII with Verizon in order to participate in the program.
Subject to the consent requirements above, Pace University may disclose to Verizon participant PII, including a participant’s name, email address, phone number, and program completion status, solely for the purposes described in this Section. Pace University shall retain ownership and control over all participant data. Verizon receives no rights, title, or interest in such data.
Verizon shall:
Verizon shall not disclose participant PII obtained from Pace University to any third party other than Verizon subcontractors or service providers performing services on Verizon’s behalf in connection with the limited purposes authorized by this Statement of Work, without Pace University’s prior written approval. Verizon may disclose participant PII obtained from Pace University to such subcontractors or service providers as reasonably necessary to carry out the authorized purposes described in this Statement of Work, provided that Verizon gives Pace University prior written notice before any such subcontractor or service provider is granted access to such participant PII, and further provided that each such subcontractor or service provider is bound by a written agreement containing confidentiality, data security, retention, and breach-notification obligations no less protective than those set forth in this Statement of Work. Verizon shall remain responsible for the acts and omissions of any such subcontractor or service provider. For clarity, this paragraph governs only participant PII obtained by Verizon from Pace University and does not restrict Verizon’s collection, use, or disclosure of information that a participant independently provides directly to Verizon outside the Pace-administered VTT program flow, including in connection with a separate job application, recruiting process, or other direct interaction initiated by the participant.
Verizon shall implement administrative, technical, and physical safeguards to protect participant PII from unauthorized access, disclosure, or loss, consistent with industry-standard practices for protecting educational records under FERPA and applicable state privacy laws. Verizon shall not intentionally store participant PII obtained from Pace University outside the United States without Pace University’s prior written notice and an opportunity to object; provided, however, that incidental transmission, routing, or encrypted backup or disaster-recovery processing outside the United States in the ordinary course of Verizon’s systems shall not, by itself, constitute a breach of this provision.
In the event of a data breach or suspected breach involving participant information, Verizon shall notify Pace University’s Office of Information Technology and Office of University Counsel within seventy-two (72) hours and cooperate in mitigating any potential harm.
Verizon shall permanently delete all participant PII obtained from Pace University within ninety (90) days of completing follow-up communications and, if applicable, recruiting or outreach communications with the participant.