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Talent Connection Event - Be NetAcad Day - 24 April 2020 - Cisco BeLux

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In view of health and safety issues BiASC and Cisco NetAcad are looking into possible alternatives for the event planned on 24 April.  You will be informed of a new event in due time.

BiASC invites NetAcad students seeking for an internship or a job to the Talent Connection Event at the Cisco BeLux Office in Diegem on 24 April 2020.

On the same day there are numerous opportunities for Academy Coordinators and Instructors to connect to Cisco partners or attend specific deep dive technical sessions by experienced Cisco engineers.

All participants will be able to visit the Cisco TAC Labs and interact with real Cisco TAC professionals. There will be a student challenge to win 100% CCNA Certification Vouchers. 

Cisco Registration Tool for students, instructors and academy coordinators: http://tce20.chap-public.crate.farm/signup

List of all BiASC events for Networking Academies in the spring of 2020

URL: https://honim.typepad.com/biasc/2019/12/biasc-activities-workshops-conference-spring-2020.html

Where technology meets talent - Cisco Diegem - 1 March 2019

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Between 150 and 200 NetAcad students and more than 20 NetAcad instructors attended the Talent Connection Event at the Cisco Office in Diegem, organized in cooperation with the Belgian IT Academy Support Center (BiASC). The main goal of the annual event is to provide an informal context for newcomers on the job market to find their true potential, after being trained in a Cisco Networking Academy.

Pics of the event: https://photos.app.goo.gl/42a88X2wU1pvYk7FA

In the morning keynote sessions participants learned about new trends in the economy that influence future careers. Hugues de Pra of Cisco gave important insights about recent trends in infrastructure and the need for trained professionals. Lorena Marciano and a colleague gave a great talk about women in IT. Rik Bleeker helped us discover the new Talent Bridge tool. 

Career Opportunities At Home and Around the World

Cisco NetAcad Alumni can discover workplaces  at home and around the world. Cisco's Talent Bridge new tool helps you find opportunities where you live and everywhere you want to go. Instructors are able to guide their students, and get an award.

Flyer: Download Talent Bridge Matching Engine Instructor PDF

OPPORTUNITY FOR NETACAD INSTRUCTORS
Talent Bridge is offering a reward for NetAcad instructors who introduce the Talent Bridge Matching Engine to their students. To qualify, simply let your students 18 years or older know that they can view and apply for open job opportunities by creating a profile on the tool. Your students will only see jobs that match their qualifications as defined by employers—including requirements for education, location, language proficiency and certifications. Offer limited to the first 50 validated responders who complete the short survey and meet all requirements.

Claim Your Reward Here

An instructor flyer is attached to this email to help inform your instructors about the Talent Bridge Matching Engine

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• Download Talent Bridge Matching Engine Instructor PDF

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Cisco Talent Connection Event | 10 March 2017

The annual Cisco Talent Connection Event will take place on 10 March 2017 at Cisco Systems Belgium, Pegasus Park, De Kleetlaan 6A, 1831 Diegem.

The event focuses not only on IT, but also on business students.

The event is free of charge. If you are a student seeking job opportunities, please first put your CV online in order for Cisco partners to prepare for a job interview.

Please fill in the form below in order to register for the Cisco Talent Connection Event.

Registration Form: https://goo.gl/forms/SNtFuxqb65fwe1nj1

AGENDA
08h45–09h30 Welcome & Coffee
09h30–10h00 Introduction to Talent Connection Event 2016, Introduction of Partners, Agenda & Logistics
10h00–12h30 Presentations by Partners
13h Lunch
14h TAC visits + DevNet Competition
16h Closing Drink

Cisco Engineer Incubator Program | Application process starts in May 2016

All talented Cisco CCNA Netacad students are invited to join a special incubator program to get a job at Cisco Systems

What is Cisco Engineer Incubator?

Special educational program designed by Cisco engineers and Cisco NetAcad Program to support employability of talented students and graduates interested in networking technologies and starting their career in IT.

Who is it for?

Students (preferably on their last year of studies) and graduates in engineering or CCNA-level knowledge of networking technologies, ready to learn and develop, who see themselves as professionals in IT industry in the future.

How does it work?

You will benefit from free CCNP course as well as advanced technology and soft skills seminars and webinars delivered by Cisco experts during our regular virtual and live office visits and meetings with Krakow Global Support Center team. Program period: November - April. Application process starts in May.

Change the way people work, live, play, and learn!

Whatever you do at Cisco - from mobility, cloud, security, and IT to software and consulting - your transformative ideas can propel innovation and fuel disruptive collaboration. Making what’s not yet thought possible a reality. Sound like you? Join us! Apply today: http://cs.co/Incubator16

 

PDF: Download Cisco Engineer Incubator Program

Forcing A Cisco Catalyst Switch To Use 3rd Party SFP Modules

Q. Do the Cisco Catalyst 3750 Series Switches interoperate with SFPs from other vendors?

A. Yes, starting from 12.2(25)SE release, the user has the option via CLI to turn on the support for 3rd party SFPs. However, the Cisco TAC will not support such 3rd party SFPs. In the event of any link error involving such 3rd party SFPs the customer will have to replace 3rd party SFPs with Cisco SFPs before any troubleshooting can be done by TAC

Many companies are seeking for Cisco SFP alternatives to help cut down the costs on these expensive modules. A frequent customer problem with Cisco's new line of Catalyst switches is that they do not support 3rd party (non-Cisco) SFPs - or at least they do not seem to... If you've just replaced your network switches and tried using any 3rd party SFPs to connect your network backbone, you'll quickly stumble across an error similar to the following:

%PHY-4-UNSUPPORTED_TRANSCEIVER: Unsupported transceiver found in Gi1/0/0
%GBIC_SECURITY_CRYPT-4-VN_DATA_CRC_ERROR: GBIC in port 65538 has bad crc