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Cisco - CCNP CCDP

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Getting Cisco certified shows you have arrived.
The knowledge that comes with it shows how you got there.


During our 14-day CCNP/CCDP Dual Certification Training Camp, students will live, learn, and take the CISCO exams at one of our state-of-the-art education centers. This blended-learning course employs outcome-based (Lecture | Lab | Review)™ delivery that focuses on preparing you with the real-world skills required to pass the simulator-based exams (and to hit the ground running in your career).
The Cisco® CCNP® certification indicates advanced, or journeyman, knowledge of networks. The Cisco CCDP certification indicates knowledge in the latest development in network design and technologies, including network infrastructure, intelligent network services and converged network solutions.

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A few reasons to get certified.

75% of managers believe that certification is important to team performance.

CCNA Certification gives on average a 16.7% salary increase.

66% of managers believe that certification improves the level of service and support offered to IT end users/customers.

55% of hiring managers consider employee certification as criterion for hiring.

65% of certified professionals surveyed had been in their jobs 24 months or longer.


(Sources: Fairfield Research survey, Zoomerang, “Prometric IT Candidate Study”, IDC whitepaper, “Value of Certification, Nov 2006”)

Is this course right for you?

Cisco CCNA certification is a prerequisite for registering for the Cisco CCNP certification examinations. Cisco CCNA and CCDA certifications are a prerequisite for registering for the Cisco CCDP certification examinations. Relevant job titles include:

  • Network Administrator
  • Network Infrastructure Administrator
  • Infrastructure Engineer
  • Network Designer
  • LAN Administrator