BDI DataLynk Orlando

About BDI DataLynk Orlando

Orlando anchors Central Florida’s fiber economy, a fast-growing metro where the region’s interstates, expressways, and a major international airport converge. The area supports an active fiber labor market: Orlando-headquartered Summit Broadband, which operates more than 5,500 route miles of fiber across Florida, regularly hires field service and fiber splicing technicians in the metro. Florida fiber optic technician postings run roughly $20 to $33 per hour, in line with the national mean wage of about $33 per hour for telecommunications line installers and repairers. BDI DataLynk brings certification training directly to this market so technicians can earn their FOA credentials close to home.

BDI DataLynk delivers classes at professional training facilities across the country. BDI provides the instructor, the curriculum, and all training equipment, setting up a complete hands-on classroom in the Orlando metro for each scheduled session. BDI DataLynk is an FOA-Approved School, #208, founded in 1999 and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. The FiberOptiX Bootcamp earns three FOA certifications in one week: CFOT, CFOS/T, and CFOS/S.

How Registration Works

Register directly through BDI DataLynk. Pick an upcoming Orlando-area date and reserve your seat online. BDI provides the instructor, curriculum, and all training equipment, so you arrive ready to learn with everything supplied on site.

Getting Here

The Orlando metro is built for easy access. Interstate 4 runs through downtown Orlando, connecting Tampa to Daytona Beach and intersecting Florida’s Turnpike in the area. SR 408, the Spessard L. Holland East-West Expressway, links the Turnpike to I-4 for fast cross-town travel. For out-of-town students, Orlando International Airport, a major hub, is reachable from the expressway network via SR 417, the Central Florida GreeneWay, and SR 528, the Beachline Expressway.