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I just wanted to post this to let anyone that was curious what the significance of a Cisco certification is. These are the salaries that you can achieve on the lowest level certification that Cisco provides. The CCNA (associate level) give you the opportunity to start a career at the salaries shown. When you move into gaining other certifications especially in the CCNP (professional level) and CCIE (expert level) your value and in most cases your salary level will grow as well. Cisco also owns right around 70% of the marketplace in terms of equipment rolled out in companies. The chance of you working with Cisco equipment in one of these positions is extremely high.
This is just one of the reasons why NC-Expert chose to start an apprenticeship to help veterans gain these certifications while receiving OTJ training and experience.
To learn more about our program feel free to message me for more information or simply visit our webpage:
http://www.nc-expert.com/veteran-apprenticeship.php
Pass this around and tag everyone. Let's get the word out and help as many veterans as we can!!
This is just one of the reasons why NC-Expert chose to start an apprenticeship to help veterans gain these certifications while receiving OTJ training and experience.
To learn more about our program feel free to message me for more information or simply visit our webpage:
http://www.nc-expert.com/veteran-apprenticeship.php
Pass this around and tag everyone. Let's get the word out and help as many veterans as we can!!
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PO3 Jacob Jenkins It is an interesting infograph, but to illustrate the value of the certification, it would need to be contrasted against the average salary of a non certified individual in the same career field. In my workplace we do not use Cisco, so it would not really be a difference maker salary wise. Thank you for sharing.
I went and did a general search on the site you provided, and for a basic IT Support person (my people), this is what it showed.
http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Support_Technician%2c_Information_Technology_(IT)/Hourly_Rate
I went and did a general search on the site you provided, and for a basic IT Support person (my people), this is what it showed.
http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Support_Technician%2c_Information_Technology_(IT)/Hourly_Rate
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PO3 Steven Sherrill your totally right Steven Cisco is not in every job but this is just a simple illustration of what having the right certifications can do. Doing an apprenticeship we wanted to focus on the certifications that would yield the greatest return on investment. Cisco certifications will maximize your opportunities and give the veteran the best chance at success in building a career in the IT industry. Like always love your feedback, you are very insightful and have a lot of experience to speak from!
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And I liked this site because it was not a biased site it just simply stated the facts based on the study they ran. I urge people to dig and do their own research that site I posted has a lot of info, if you just look through it a little you will find your answers.
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