WDA funded NICF ( CCNA )

DeElement

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Anyone took this cert before? I'm pretty confuse by this course , i know this is consist of ICND 1 and 2 but we don't actually get the actual CCNA routing and switching cert right? Recommended to take this course and register for CCNA exam on my own? Or is it all just a big waste of money and time?
 
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Anyone took this cert before? I'm pretty confuse by this course , i know this is consist of ICND 1 and 2 but we don't actually get the actual CCNA routing and switching cert right? Recommended to take this course and register for CCNA exam on my own? Or is it all just a big waste of money and time?

i think you just need to take another exam and you can get the real CCNA cert already..

"Additional Information

This course is based on version 2.0. It is highly recommended for students to separately sign up and pass the 200-101 ICND2 computer-based examination in order to receive the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification from Cisco.

The 200-101 ICND2 examination can be purchased here by clicking here."

from http://ict.nextu.com.sg/nicf-cisco-...e;jsessionid=6EA8095F91516BA97CA80E1879E8DA1D

at the bottom

but i think for this kind of question its better if you email or call the training providers to ask for a confirmed answer than forums..
 

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Anyone took this cert before? I'm pretty confuse by this course , i know this is consist of ICND 1 and 2 but we don't actually get the actual CCNA routing and switching cert right? Recommended to take this course and register for CCNA exam on my own? Or is it all just a big waste of money and time?

Hi DeElement,

It all depends on yourself. I went to the course with very little concept about routing and switching. And having someone to explain has helped me understand better. Some can understand better by self studying while others need mentor or guidance. With extra self study on top of what was being taught. Can easily achieve CCNA cert. Just my 2 cents.
 

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ICND 1 - more on network basic concept
ICND 2 - configure OSPF & EIGRP ,HSRP and etc ..
of course u don't get the actually CCNA cert .
I self study & get CCNA cert last month...but next month i'm going for training at NTUC .then i can share with you what is more about this course .
FYI ,after subsidy fee is $560 and NTUC member enjoy -$250 more ..so only $300+ .
 

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ICND 1 - more on network basic concept
ICND 2 - configure OSPF & EIGRP ,HSRP and etc ..
of course u don't get the actually CCNA cert .
I self study & get CCNA cert last month...but next month i'm going for training at NTUC .then i can share with you what is more about this course .
FYI ,after subsidy fee is $560 and NTUC member enjoy -$250 more ..so only $300+ .

Hihi,
Just wondering how is the course?
 

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NTUC mentioned training start from 9am-5.30am but ...
Trainer request us reach early at 8.15am to complete morning test .
After test then briefing + practical with real switch and routers.
Then quiz ....
Will receive assignment after every class and need to submit next class...he personally will mark the paper 1 by 1 .. very straight and particular,will public your Quiz,assignment ,exam score on class.
Class normally finished on 6pm or 7pm ...some class till 8pm ... depends understanding of student. By end of 5 days training he will request you add 1 more day for practical exam . Mr.Soh personally will access you and give you score.

The course might not help u pass the real CCNA exam ,but it teach you all those basic configuration that can let you survive in real industry . If you dont have foundation about network better start from ICND 1 else you will kana him scold like hell .
Conclusion : A very harsh but good trainer. Thumbs up !
 
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