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If you are looking to begin a career in networking, you need to consider Network+™ and i-Net+ Training. Earning the Network+ and i-Net+ certifications validates your knowledge as a networking professional. It demonstrates that you have a wide range of vendor and product neutral networking skills that are required in today's network environments. A typical Network+ and i-Net+ candidate has achieved A+™ Certification or has equivalent work experience that amounts to 18 - 24 months in the IT industry. Furthermore, for those wanting to achieve a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer credential for Win2000, Network+ and i-Net+ are the ideal preparatory courses to give you the required networking foundation.
Industry Recognized Credential
Sponsored by the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA), Network+ and i-Net+ are non-vendor, non-product specific certifications. It is the industry-wide standard for measuring benchmark level networking skills. Started by CompTIA, the test was developed with the help of such industry leaders as 3Com, Banyan, Compaq, IBM, Lotus, Microsoft, and Novell. Some benefits to achieving Network+ certification include:
Recognized proof of professional achievement
Enhanced job opportunities and advancement
Launching pad to additional certifications such as the MCSE and Certified Novell Engineer (CNE)
Customer confidence
It is a one-part test that is administered by Sylvan Prometric™.
Network+ Certification Training
Network+ Certification training will help you understand the fundamentals of networking by giving you five days of hands-on training so you can learn the vendor-independent networking skills and concepts that affect all aspects of networking. You will cover such topics as basic networking concepts, protocols, network devices, TCP/IP architecture, Internet addressing, routing, servers, remote connectivity, user management, network security, encryption and firewalls, as well as troubleshooting and diagnostic tools.
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