Our complex world is built upon networks. Governments, corporations, home offices, from complex to simple are built upon a networking infrastructure requiring some level of networking knowledge. The Networking Essentials course uses a practical hands-on approach by teaching students essential networking concepts in the context of planning and setting up a home or office network. Along with illustrating the importance of possessing these in-demand networking skills, the course outlines possible networking careers.
The 70-hour instructor-led course builds foundational networking knowledge that can inform secondary students in their education and career choices and be a core required course for all IT students in vocational and 2-year colleges. Many university engineering or IT students would not need this course since CCNA R&S Introduction to Networking (ITN) covers the same concepts for larger business contexts at a more rapid pace. Thus, Networking Essentials is not required prior to beginning the CCNA Routing and Switching curriculum. See a suggested networking pathway in the course progression image below. Learn more about Networking Essentials https://www.netacad.com/group/resources/networking-essentials/1.0.
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