BDI Jacksonville

About BDI Jacksonville

Jacksonville anchors Northeast Florida as one of the South’s largest metros and an active fiber labor market. National carriers including AT&T and Comcast run field-technician hiring across the area, and AT&T continues expanding fiber availability throughout Jacksonville. Florida fiber optic technician roles generally post in the range of roughly $20 to $33 per hour, and the metro’s steady carrier demand makes it a practical place to certify and start working.

BDI DataLynk brings the instructor, curriculum, and all training equipment to a professional training facility in the Jacksonville metro. BDI delivers classes at professional training facilities across the country, so the people who run BDI’s national training programs come to you rather than the other way around. BDI DataLynk is an FOA-Approved School, #208, founded in 1999 and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.

How Registration Works

Register directly through BDI DataLynk. Pick an upcoming Jacksonville-area date and reserve your seat online. BDI provides the instructor, curriculum, and all training equipment, so you arrive ready to work hands-on from the first session.

Getting Here

Jacksonville sits at the crossroads of two major interstates. I-95 is the main Atlantic-coast route, running north and south through the metro and crossing the St. Johns River on the Fuller Warren Bridge, while I-10 reaches its national eastern terminus here where it meets I-95 at exit 351B. I-295 forms a beltway around the central metro, split into a West Beltway and an East Beltway, with the West Beltway meeting I-10 about six miles west of downtown to give crews and out-of-town students a clean loop around the core. For travelers flying in, Jacksonville International Airport sits about 13 miles north of downtown, accessible directly from I-95 just north of the northern I-295 interchange at exit 363.