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  Passing the CCNA exam and earning this desirable Cisco accreditation is definitely an crucial part of your career, but it isn't the conclusion of one's duties as a CCNA! You've surely got to be constantly studying and keeping up on the changes and newest technologies in the field, when you assist computer networks. Section of this duty is keepin constantly your CCNA present by meeting Cisco's recertification requirements.
  
  Cisco involves CCNAs to recertify once every 3 years. if you choose never to, many CCNAs can move on to the CCNP in that time certain requirements must be met by you to be able to keep your CCNA logical. Cisco does this to ensure CCNAs hold their marketing information present, which helps the CCNA certification useful. And that is exactly what you want, because you worked so hard to earn your accreditation in the initial place!
  
  As of March 2006, there are five different alternatives for recertifying as a CCNA. You can simply take and pass any of the next exams to renew your CCNA - the CCNA exam it self, the ICND exam, any 642 series exam, any Cisco Qualiied Specialist exam (except cna training the Sales Specialist exams - these do not count!), or any CCIE Written Qualification exam.
  
  With each one of these options, there www is a choice that's perfectly for you personally. Whether you only want to renew your CCNA or follow a Specialist, CCNP close window, or CCIE accreditation, you can quickly renew your CCNA along the way. Just do not forget that keeping up with Cisco's latest recertification needs is the duty, and that is simple to do - only visit Cisco's "Learning And Events" part on the site. Cisco will tell you what you need to do to keep your certification, however it is up to you to keep up with certification plan changes! Once your certification ends, its gone, so enter the habit of visiting Ciscos site to make sure youre updated on important recertification requirements.Chris Wallace
  CertifiedNursingAssistantOnline.com
  San Francisco, CA 94105
  575 Market Street, Suite 3000
  (415) 209-5257

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Passing the CCNA exam and earning this desirable Cisco accreditation is definitely an crucial part of your career, but it isn't the conclusion of one's duties as a CCNA! You've surely got to be constantly studying and keeping up on the changes and newest technologies in the field, when you assist computer networks. Section of this duty is keepin constantly your CCNA present by meeting Cisco's recertification requirements. <br /> <br /> Cisco involves CCNAs to recertify once every 3 years. if you choose never to, many CCNAs can move on to the CCNP in that time certain requirements must be met by you to be able to keep your CCNA logical. Cisco does this to ensure CCNAs hold their marketing information present, which helps the CCNA certification useful. And that is exactly what you want, because you worked so hard to earn your accreditation in the initial place! <br /> <br /> As of March 2006, there are five different alternatives for recertifying as a CCNA. You can simply take and pass any of the next exams to renew your CCNA - the CCNA exam it self, the ICND exam, any 642 series exam, any Cisco Qualiied Specialist exam (except <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.educationguideonline.net/program-in-focus-certified-nursing-assistant/">cna training</a> the Sales Specialist exams - these do not count!), or any CCIE Written Qualification exam. <br /> <br /> With each one of these options, there <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.educationguideonline.net/program-in-focus-certified-nursing-assistant/">www</a> is a choice that's perfectly for you personally. Whether you only want to renew your CCNA or follow a Specialist, CCNP <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.educationguideonline.net/program-in-focus-certified-nursing-assistant/">close window</a>, or CCIE accreditation, you can quickly renew your CCNA along the way. Just do not forget that keeping up with Cisco's latest recertification needs is the duty, and that is simple to do - only visit Cisco's "Learning And Events" part on the site. Cisco will tell you what you need to do to keep your certification, however it is up to you to keep up with certification plan changes! Once your certification ends, its gone, so enter the habit of visiting Ciscos site to make sure youre updated on important recertification requirements.Chris Wallace <br /> CertifiedNursingAssistantOnline.com <br /> San Francisco, CA 94105 <br /> 575 Market Street, Suite 3000 <br /> (415) 209-5257</div>

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