Concerning delivery of cisco CCNA?

Question

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Guys, who in Kyiv went to CISCO R&S preparation courses and then passed exams? I really want to sign up, but the price bites, and I don’t trust KPI teachers, I really like networks, I’m developing in this direction, I want to get into a good office like a backbone provider, do I need a certificate for this? who will advise?

Answer 1

You don’t need a certificate If you do n’t trust KPIs
, go to Shevchenko (if there are courses there, of course)

Answer 2

Completely agree with sim3x - not always tsiska. Although the course assumes not so much the ability to work with a cisco as a general information about the operation of networks. So what's next, at least work for HP.
I’m from Russia and I won’t tell you about Ukraine, but MAI or Bauman seemed to have online courses. And they read them very well. In the second I received SSNA, and in the first SSNP.

Answer 3

If you have free time, I advise you to prepare yourself. I myself prepared for ICND1 for about 3-4 months according to Odom's textbook, due to the fact that the book was on v2, I went to an authorized training center in Almaty before handing it over. I wanted to test myself and see if it was worth preparing myself. The course itself is expensive, but the quality of teaching is 0, and besides, in the courses they try to fit in 5 days. You can do a lot of gaps. After trial and error, I am preparing for ICND2 on my own.

Answer 4

You can learn CCNA yourself. There is nothing particularly complicated there. Then I highly recommend getting CCNP. It's on a completely different level. Personally, only after I mastered CCNP did I really begin to understand what was happening.

Answer 5

f0x_m How did you prepare for the surrender? what labs did you do, what did you practice on? what books helped?