Cisco ® Certification Training
The widely respected Cisco Career Certifications bring valuable, measurable rewards to network professionals, their managers, and the organizations that employ them. Cisco offers three levels of general certification—from Associate to Professional to Expert, representing the highest level of achievement—available in various paths (or tracks) and designations. A variety of Cisco Qualified Specialist focused certifications are available as well to show knowledge in specific technologies, solutions or job roles.
Cisco ® offers three levels of general certification representing increasing levels of expertise: Associate, Professional, and Expert. Different tracks across these levels align with varying career needs. A variety of focused Cisco Qualified Specialist certifications are available as well to show knowledge in specific technologies, solutions or job roles.
General Certifications:
Three Levels of Certification
Associate. The first step in Cisco ® networking begins at the Associate level. Think of this as the apprentice or foundation level of networking certification.
Professional. This is the advanced or journeyman level of certification.
Expert. This is the highest level of achievement for network professionals, certifying an individual as an expert or master.
General Certifications: Four Different Paths
Network Installation and Support. This path is for professionals who install and support Cisco technology-based networks in which LAN and WAN routers and switches reside.
Network Engineering and Design. This path is for professionals who design Cisco technology-based networks in which LAN and WAN routers and switches reside.
Communications and Services. This path is aimed at professionals working with infrastructure or access solutions in a Cisco end-to-end environment primarily within the telecommunications arena. Each of these certifications includes a choice of electives such as DSL or Content Networking related to a specific technology.
Network Security. This path is directed toward network professionals who design and implement Cisco Secure networks.
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