Why study this course?
Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) is a professional qualification accredited by Cisco for network professionals. This course teaches you to network, operate and troubleshoot complex networks and systems.
More about this course
The CCNA Switching, Routing and Wireless Essentials curriculum provides you with an integrated and comprehensive coverage of networking topics, from the basics to advanced applications and services. It also gives you the opportunity for hands-on practical experience and soft-skills development.
You'll learn about networking based on technology and cover networking concepts using a top-down, theoretical and integrated approach. This will include network applications and the network protocols and services provided to those applications by the lower layers of the network.
This course could be suitable for you if you have advanced problem solving and analytical skills. The curriculum is also a comprehensive and theoretical learning experience for analytical students, and uses language that aligns well with engineering concepts.
Interactive activities are embedded in the curriculum, along with detailed, theoretical content. You can make use of our advanced labs to develop your critical thinking and problem-solving skills through exploration and research.
Assessment
You can get two certifications from this course:
- Academy Certification: Upon completion of the CCNA course in the Cisco Networking Academy program, you'll be awarded an Three academic certification.
- Three Verifed badge by credly
- 58 % Exam Discount voucher coupon
- Industry Certification: This can be taken in any Pearson VUE authorised testing centre.
Entry requirements
Prerequisite for the Cisco CCNA Switching, Routing and Wireless Essentials part-time and full-time courses
You'll be required to have:
- a reading-age level (RAL) of 13
- English level B2
- basic computer literacy and awareness of the internet
- prior experience with computer hardware, cabling, binary maths and basic electronics (this is desired, but not required)
You're also required to have a Windows-based PC or laptop with internet connection
Retakes of Cisco CCNA courses
The course fee covers a maximum of two assessments for any short course. If a student does not pass the exam after the second attempt, they must take the course again or sit an additional assessment. This will be decided by the course leader and retaking the course will incur an additional fee.
Semesters one to three of the Cisco Networking Academy Programme (CNAP) are equivalent to 280 hours of instruction. If you successfully complete this portion of the programme, you're fully prepared to earn the Cisco Certified Network Associate Certification.
The three semesters of the CCNA v7 Switching, Routing and Wireless Essentials course are divided by title:
- Introduction to Networks
- Switching, Routing, and Wireless Essentials
- Enterprise Networking, Security, and Automation
CCNA7.0 full-time module one
Week 1
- Course Introduction
- Chapter 1 – Networking Today
- Chapter 2 – Basic Switch and End Device Configuration
- Chapter 3 – Protocols Models
- Chapter 4 – Physical Layer
Week 2
- Chapter 5 – Number Systems
- Chapter 6 – Data Link Layer
- Chapter 7 – Ethernet Switching
- Chapter 8 – Network Layer
- Chapter 9 – Address Resolution
Week 3
- Chapter 10 – Basic Router Configuration
- Chapter 11 – IPv4 Addressing
- Chapter 12 – IPv6 Addressing
- Chapter 13 – ICMP
Week 4
- Chapter 14 – Transport Layer
- Chapter 15 – Application Layer
- Chapter 16 – Network Security Fundamentals
- Chapter 17 – Build a Small Network
Week 5
- Assessments 18 October 2021
- Retakes 20 October 2021
CCNA7.0 full-time module two
Week 6
- Chapter 1 – Basic Device Configuration
- Chapter 2 – Switching Concepts
- Chapter 3 – VLANs
- Chapter 4 – Inter-VLAN Routing
- Chapter 5 – STP
Week 7
- Chapter 6 – Etherchannel
- Chapter 7 – DHCPv4
- Chapter 8 – SLAAC and DHCPv6
- Chapter 9 – FHRP Concepts
Week 8
- Chapter 10 – LAN Security Concepts
- Chapter 11 – Switch Security Configuration
- Chapter 12 – WLAN Concepts
- Chapter 13 – WLAN Configuration
- Chapter 14 – Routing Concepts
Week 9
- Chapter 15 – IP Routing Concepts
- Chapter 16 – Troubleshoot Static and Default Routes
- Assessments – 17 November 2021
- Retakes – 19 November 2020
CCNA7.0 full-time module three
Week 10
- Chapter 1 – Single Area OSPFv2 Concepts
- Chapter 2 – Single Area OSPFv2 Configuration
- Chapter 3 – WAN Concepts
- Chapter 4 – Network Security Concepts
Week 11
- Chapter 5 – ACL Concepts
- Chapter 6 – ACLs for IPv4
- Chapter 7 – NAT for IPv4
- Chapter 8 – VPN and IPSec Concepts
- Chapter 9 – QoS Concepts
Week 12
- Chapter 10 – Network Management
- Chapter 11 – Network Design
- Chapter 12 – Network Troubleshooting
Week 13
- Chapter 13 – Network Virtualisation
- Chapter 14 – Network Automation
Note: This schedule is for guidance only. On the first day of each semester your instructor may provide you with a detailed schedule, however the start and end date of the course will not be changed.
Payments and discounts
Payment must be made in 10% via Paypal or wise.com before the start of the course. Payment will be divaided broken with 3 part for each moddule.
courses cost 900 for all three modules. If paying in full you will be entitled to a discounted price of 800 for all three modules.
How to apply
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