The objective behind offering students multi-discipline course offerings is to provide students with a broad-based understanding of symbiotic technologies.  According to the respondents to Certification Magazine’s most recent survey, the average certificant currently holds nearly four (3.86 on average) different technical certifications. Not only do these IT professionals have multiple certifications now, they plan to aggressively pursue even more in the future.

Naturally, the more certifications and the more experience you have, the higher the salary.  Certificants holding two to three certifications made, on average, 7 percent more than those with a single certification.  The average holder of four certifications makes (on average) more than $10,000 more than the single-certification professional.  But even entry-level credentials command nice salaries and offer impressive returns on training investments.

Multi-Certification Course Offerings:

Due to the educational requirements of today's network engineers, our most popular multi-certification course offering is our:

Strategic combinations of certifications tend to provide extraordinary benefits in terms of salary levels and overall technical proficiency.

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