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Get hands-on experience as you build your knowledge of networking and network security. This seven-day, online boot camp, powered by Infosec, an industry leader in cybersecurity training, will teach you the ins and outs of installing, configuring, and operating network devices based on Cisco best practices while preparing you to earn two in-demand Cisco certifications.
There are no prerequisites to enroll, however it is recommended that you are familiar with networking topics like TCP/IP, IP configuration, peer-to-peer networking, subnetting, building a routing table and other network protocols, standards and architecture.
The CCNA certification is one of the most highly respected entry-level certifications in the IT field. Earning this certification will prove to employers and peers that you have the knowledge and skills needed to manage small to medium-sized operations in real life situations as a networking professional.
There are no formal requirements you need to meet before earning your CCNA certification, but it is advised to have at least two years of professional networking experience. You should be familiar with networking foundations such as TCP/IP, peer-to-peer networking, IP configuration, subnetting, and building a routing table, as well as other network protocols, architecture, and standards.
In addition to receiving live, expert-led training from an active professional in the field, you will gain valuable hands-on experience in our unique Networking Cyber Range. Prepare to successfully pass the CCNA and CCNA Cyber Ops exams with Cisco-certified materials and receive exam vouchers as part of your enrollment.
Professionals who earn the CCNA credential often work as network engineers, system administrators, technical support engineers, computer systems analysts, and other common networking roles.
The CCNA is among the most sought-after certifications in the industry, and job listings requesting it have been steadily increasing in recent years. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projects that job opportunities for computer and information technology professionals will grow by 13% between 2016 and 2026. Getting certified will give you a competitive edge over other applicants.
