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  • 28-02-2013 10:42pm
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    Iopu
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    I am currently studying CCNA. I was looking around on the job websites and some of them mention CCNA as an advantage. But you need years of experience as the No.1 requirement for the position. I am aware of jobbridge but is it possible to find a paid entry level position?


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    zweton
    Registered Users Posts: 2,683 ✭✭✭zweton


    Iopu wrote: »
    I am currently studying CCNA. I was looking around on the job websites and some of them mention CCNA as an advantage. But you need years of experience as the No.1 requirement for the position. I am aware of jobbridge but is it possible to find a paid entry level position?

    Possible to find a paid entry level position alright but it probably wont require a CCNA, having it on a cv is one thing, using it is another.


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    NullZer0
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    zweton wrote: »
    Possible to find a paid entry level position alright but it probably wont require a CCNA, having it on a cv is one thing, using it is another.

    This, I'd go for an entry level position.
    In most cases a position like this wont have much opportunity to work on the kit / live config changes but it will teach you how day to day works, whats expected as a network engineer and what you need to focus on to get where you want to go.


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