Academic Cisco Training Certificates

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• Cisco training certificates are for several years
  in a row known as the most requested and desired
  certificates in the field of information
  technologies.
• Hierarchical system of Cisco certificates
  reflects the three basic levels of knowledge of
  network technologies - the educational path is
  designed in a way that leads the individual from
  completely initial "Entry-Level" to the highest
  "Professional" level.
• The place of entering the educational path
  depends on the pre-knowledge and experiences of
  the participants and it mostly starts at the
  "Associate" level.

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As a local Cisco Academy we are authorized to
implement programs and issue the following
academic Cisco training certificates

• 1.    Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
• 2.    Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
  Security
• 3.    Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP)

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• Academic certificates demonstrate the same level
  of knowledge and competences as industrial
  certificates, which can be performed at
  authorized Pearson VUE exam centers.
• Exceptional success of the participants in the
  Cisco Networking Academy at industrial exams
  raises the visibility and value to the academic
  certificates themselves.
• Cisco training Certified Entry Networking
  Technician represents the lowest level of
  certification which covers basic networking
  knowledge.

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• Until its introduction, CCNA represented the
  first level of the certification program.
• It has appropriate use for an entry-level network
  support position. CCENT certified staff can
  install, manage and troubleshoot a small
  enterprise network, including basic network
  security.
• The first step towards a CCNA certification must
  start by having a CCENT.

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• Exam preparation can be accomplished through
  self-study with textbooks and practice exams,
  on-site classroom programs, online courses or
  concentrated boot camps offered through many
  venues, including Cisco's authorized learning
  partners.
• Individuals who have already acquired CCENT
  certification need only to take the second part
  of the certification training and pass part two
  of the exam to become a CCNA.

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• Alternatively, those with no prior certification
  may take a combination course and exam covering
  both the ICND1 and ICND2 materials.
• Many colleges offer programs designed to prepare
  students for the CCNA examination.
• These programs cover topics like networking
  fundamentals, routing concepts and LAN switching,
  along with the terminology and skills needed to
  pass the examination and achieve CCNA
  certification.

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• Students may also consider bachelor's degree
  programs in related areas, such as information
  technology.
• The CCNA Routing and Switching certification
  covers skills necessary to administer devices on
  small or medium-sized networks.
• This certification requires the ICND1 100-105 and
  ICND2 200-105 exams.

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• Examinees may take the exams separately or the
  composite 200-125 CCNA exam. It exists generally
  as a prerequisite to more advanced
  certifications, such as the CCNP exams and Cisco
  Design certifications, e.g. CCNP, CCDA, CCDP, etc.

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