CCNA Certification Course

CCNA Course overview

We offer the CCNA certification training course in our training centres and around Australia through virtual classroom.  The CCNA course introduces basic components needed to understand data networks, network models and network addressing.

Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) is a widely recognised IT certification for professionals starting their IT careers. The CCNA certification course is developed by Cisco and is ideal for professionals who are part of digital transformation initiatives to support business growth.

Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification validates your knowledge and skills in network fundamentals, IP connectivity, security, automation and more. The CCNA certification demonstrates you have the skills needed to manage and optimise small to medium networks.

Cisco certifications have embarked on a significant evolution since February 2020 that addresses the needs of today’s networks, which requires both infrastructure and software expertise, as well as the needs of the modern learner by offering the most up-to-date content. This is the biggest change in Cisco certifications in the last 25 years. The new certification directions mean new learning opportunities designed to give you the flexibility to reinvent yourself. The CCNA training course and exam gives you the foundation to move your career in an upward direction.

Our training is offered in many different formats – instructor-led classroom, instructor-led virtual classroom or instructor-led at your premises.

Our training course helps prepare candidates to identify and develop the best Cisco solutions for small and medium-sized businesses. It provides installation, configuration and troubleshooting information that technical support staff need to install and configure Cisco products.

Lectures and hands-on labs are provided to enhance the understanding of the products.

The CCNA curriculum includes basic security threat mitigation, an introduction to wireless networking concepts and terminology, and performance-based skills.