The Telecommunications and Network Engineering track within the K4B program integrates Electronics and Telecommunications, Information Technology (IT) Support, Computer Hardware and Networking, and Electrical Installation and Maintenance to prepare students for the dynamic field of modern communications and network infrastructures. This interdisciplinary track equips students with the knowledge and skills to design, implement, manage, and maintain advanced telecommunications systems and networks. Coursework covers the latest in electronic communication technologies, IT support for network systems, computer hardware and network infrastructure, and the installation and maintenance of electrical systems essential for robust network operations. The program emphasizes rigorous quizzing practices, including scenario-based assessments, hands-on simulations, and adaptive testing to ensure a comprehensive understanding and practical application of complex telecommunications and networking concepts. Upon successful completion, students receive a Specialization Certificate in Telecommunications and Network Engineering, accompanied by a detailed Courses Grade Report and a General Grade. Additionally, students are awarded Course-Specific Certificates in areas such as Advanced Electronics and Telecommunications, IT Support for Network Systems, Computer Hardware and Networking, and Electrical Installation and Maintenance. These certifications validate their specialized expertise, enhancing their employability in sectors such as telecommunications providers, IT and network support services, computer hardware firms, and electrical maintenance organizations.