CCNA Training - The Self-Paced Way

**MSOJ** · 29-09-2009, 21:32

Are you stuck at your help desk position? Do you have a career in IT but you just can't seem to move upward? CCNA Training will definitely enable you to enhance your career. It will provide all of the information that you need to troubleshoot and solve problems on a plethora of different network systems.
CCNA stands for Cisco Certified Network Associate. This Cisco certification is an indication of a beginner level of knowledge on Cisco Networks. With this CCNA Training you will learn how to install and configure the WAN, LAN, and dial up services for networks that have a data center of 99 nodes and below. Protocols such as IGRP, IP Serial, IP RIP, Ethernet, Frame Relay, and VLANS will become common knowledge for you. When you begin your career track with a CCNA training video the possibilities are endless since Cisco offers are wide array of certifications that the technician can achieve.
So, how do you take the time out of your busy day to train for the CCNA exam? Simple, it is called Computer Based Training (CBT). CBT is a method of learning that is becoming very popular these days both with the employer and the employee. The course comes loaded onto a CCNA training DVD and because of this the training is portable and extremely self-paced. If you purchase a CCNA CBT for your own study, it is like having a personal tutor with you all the time. You simply pop the disc into any computer, start the player , and voila your training is on demand! Don't forget there are many CCNA Distance Learning courses available that enable you to learn from any Internet ready PC.
Computer based CCNA courses are very much a luxury to have on hand because they allow you to schedule in study time at your discretion. Taking the road down Cisco education has become a lot easier because now you don't have to attend a class or listen to a lecture in a traditional classroom setting. CBT is the king of self study education.
Joshua Hicks is a CCNA Certified technician that works in the IT department of Self Study Source. He is a graduate of the Self Study CCNA Training program from Self Study Source and is working on furthering his IT career.