Points System
#1
Points System
Hi,
Can anyone tell me how many pionts I would be allocated for a CCNA qualification. I am trying to work my points out.
Cheers
Steve
Can anyone tell me how many pionts I would be allocated for a CCNA qualification. I am trying to work my points out.
Cheers
Steve
#2
Just Joined
Joined: Jun 2007
Location: Prague, Czech Republic
Posts: 3
Re: Points System
Hi Yogi Bear.
I think that there are no points or bonus points for CCNA or any other Cisco related (professional) certifications. You can claim points in IT as general since this field is in high demand but not for certifications.
Thanks,
Filip
I think that there are no points or bonus points for CCNA or any other Cisco related (professional) certifications. You can claim points in IT as general since this field is in high demand but not for certifications.
Thanks,
Filip
#3
Forum Regular
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 53
Re: Points System
Check it out but you need a job offer... try www.seek.co.nz hope this helps that where I got my jon from
#4
Forum Regular
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 53
Re: Points System
your correct no points for vendor exams...I'm over here after being offered a job and work as an IT Administrator and have MCSA ect. However I will be handing in MY ITA with my vendor certs which will prove I have the experience ect and I'm applying for a letter of support from: http://www.itanz.org.nz/default.asp?...terApplication
Check it out but you need a job offer... try www.seek.co.nz hope this helps that where I got my jon from
Check it out but you need a job offer... try www.seek.co.nz hope this helps that where I got my jon from
#5
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 5,763
Re: Points System
I have a ton of Lotus certifications but they count for squat. I still included them on my ITA though as they count towards proof of work experience. Well, sort of.
But as a qualification, nope zip.
But as a qualification, nope zip.
#6
Re: Points System
Hi everyone,
Many thanks for your input. It has cleared that point up for me. I thought that would be the case.
Cheers,
Steve
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Many thanks for your input. It has cleared that point up for me. I thought that would be the case.
Cheers,
Steve
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