Build Targeted Infrastructure Capability
Strengthen focused skills in outside plant design and applied fiber splicing through targeted BICSI learning tied to real telecommunications infrastructure work with BICSI Micro-Certificates.
Outside Plant Design
Build focused OSP design knowledge across aerial, underground, direct-buried, and general outside plant installation considerations. Complete all four self-paced courses to earn the OSP Micro-Certificate.
Applied Fiber Splicing
Develop hands-on knowledge for optical fiber splicing through an in-person course covering fusion splicing, mechanical splicing, safety procedures, and cable routing and organization.
Stack Focused Skills
Add targeted learning to your existing BICSI credential or professional profile. Micro-certificates document focused knowledge in specific areas of telecommunications infrastructure, allowing you to remain competitive in the job market.
OSP Micro-Certificate: Specialized Skills for ICT Professionals
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General Design Considerations for Outside Plant
This foundational course teaches you how to make smart, safe, and efficient design decisions for OSP projects.
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Design Considerations for Aerial Installations
Master the art of planning safe, reliable, and cost-effective overhead cable routes.
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Design Considerations for Direct-Buried Installations
Learn the essentials for planning safe, durable, and efficient direct-buried cable installations.
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Design Considerations for Underground Installations
Learn how to design underground conduit systems that are secure, accessible, and future ready.
Develop Hands-On Fiber Splicing Skills
Applied Fiber Splicing is an in-person course that builds practical knowledge and hands-on skills in fusion and mechanical splicing, safety procedures, and optical fiber work. Participants who complete the course earn the Applied Fiber Splicing Micro-Certificate and 14 CECs.
How Micro-Certificates Work
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BICSI micro-certificates are targeted learning achievements tied to specific telecommunications infrastructure skill areas. They are designed to help professionals strengthen practical knowledge without pursuing a full certification path.
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Micro-certificates are focused learning achievements. They are not the same as BICSI certifications, but they can help professionals build targeted knowledge that supports their broader development.
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Some micro-certificate courses may provide continuing education credits. Prerequisites, completion timelines, and credit details vary by course, so review the individual course page before registering.