Introducing Cisco

Networking Academy

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 Cisco’s Beginning… 1984
Enable disparate campus networks to talk
… multi-protocol router born

Sandy Lerner and Len Bosack Atherton, CA

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 Cisco Systems:
Worldwide Leader in Networking for the Internet
Cisco Products Power
the Internet
Provides end-to-end networking solutions

Cisco Runs its Business on the Internet

Customers include Enterprises, Service providers and
Commercial
Present in over 75 countries with Revenue > $ 40 billion
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Fastest growing area of economy - Conforms to vision of
“wiring” India

Meet needs of IT companies setting base for exports in the state

through quality employment opportunities

Connectivity; skilled manpower to cater to needs of wired state

►Computerization of Banks
►Broadband making inroads - Cable
►PSU’s & SME’s are getting wired for higher
productivity & efficiencies

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 Every 60 Seconds on the Internet

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 Future Demand for Skilled Workforce
The number of servers
(virtual and physical)
worldwide will grow…

10x
Today Over the next decade

IDC's Digital Universe Study, sponsored by EMC, June 2011

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 Future Demand for Skilled Workforce
The amount of information
managed by enterprise
datacenters will grow…

50x
Today Over the next decade

IDC's Digital Universe Study, sponsored by EMC, June 2011

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 Future Demand for Skilled Workforce
…and the number of files the
datacenter will have to deal
with will grow
at least…

75x
Today Over the next decade

IDC's Digital Universe Study, sponsored by EMC, June 2011

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 Future Demand for Skilled Workforce
Meanwhile, the number of
IT Professionals in the world will
grow by less than a factor of…

1. 5x
Today Over the next decade

IDC's Digital Universe Study, sponsored by EMC, June 2011

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 Emergence of a Skills Gap
Future Converged Applications The role of the
network grows.
Video

Collaboration
Converged Knowledge
Evolution of the Network

Data Center/Storage
Solutions Gap
Enhanced Security

Wireless

Voice Transport

Telecommuting and VPN

Switching Broad education

and experience
Routing are required for
new careers.

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 Help Meet the Growing Demand

• The Cisco Networking Academy provides

the skills needed to meet
the demand with a comprehensive
learning experience delivered
consistently worldwide
• We prepare students for entry-level career
opportunities, continuing education, and
globally-recognized industry
certifications
• For more information visit
www.cisco.com/go/netacad

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 Cisco Networking Academy

A global information and communications technology (ICT) education program

Teaches students how to design, build, troubleshoot, and secure

computer networks

Provides increased access to career and economic opportunities in

communities around the world

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 The Networking Academy Model

Cisco leverages its expertise in Students attend courses at local

ICT and networking to develop educational institutions in 165
courses delivered through global countries around the world
partnerships

Students Gain Critical Skills Helps Students Prepare for

• Technical • Entry-level careers
• Business • Industry-recognized certifications
• 21st century soft skills • Entrepreneurship
• Further education

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 Diversity of Reach
Global Yet Locally Relevant

Globally • Same quality curricula and resources

Consistent, offered worldwide
Locally • Delivered locally for relevance,
Relevant multiple languages

• Diverse age, gender, and challenging circumstances

Diverse • In both mature and developing countries
Students and
• Diverse cultures, socioeconomics
Communities

• Secondary and post-secondary schools, colleges,

Diverse
universities, vocational schools, community
Educational organizations, prisons, and
Institutions second chance programs

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 Large and Global Presence
Currently 1 Million Students Worldwide
2% 20
19% 179

7% 67
1% 6
14% 135
% OF GLOBAL TOTAL
7% 67
19% Europe
19% APAC 7% 65

18% Latin America

14% U.S. and Canada
7% Central and
Eastern Europe 18% 174
5% 48 19% 178
7% Greater China
7% Middle East
5% Africa
2% Russia and CIS
1% Japan
STUDENTS BY REGION (1,000,000 Worldwide)
% of Worldwide
100% 1,000 # of Students in
Total as of July
thousands
Source: AME, jzinn_v1, Snapshot as of July 31, 2011 31, 2011
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 The World’s Largest Classroom
Networking Academy Impact Since 1997

COUNTRIES WORLDWIDE INSTRUCTORS WORLDWIDE

165 20,000 +
STUDENTS WORLDWIDE ONLINE EXAMS TAKEN
4 Million + 100 Million +
ACADEMIES WORLDWIDE LANGUAGES
10,000 + 19

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 What Networking Academy Provides
• High quality curriculum and learning tools
Available free to non-profit educational institutions
• Discounts on Cisco certification exams
• State of the art online assessments
Including quizzes, chapter and final exams,
and simulation-based skills exams
• Learning management system
Classroom management, integrated grade book,
teaching resources
• Instructor support, training, teaching resources,
and on-going professional development
• 24x7 online support in multiple languages
• Online instructor collaboration communities
• Alumni program and student resources

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 Curricula Portfolio ROUTE:
Implementing
IP Routing
SWITCH:
Networking for Implementing IP
Home and Small Switched Networks
Businesses
TSHOOT:
Working at a Troubleshooting
Small-to-Medium and Maintaining IP
Business Networks 
or ISP
Network
Professional Introducing Routing
and Switching in the
CCNA
Enterprise
Security
Network Designing and CCNP
Specialist Supporting
Computer Networks
CCNA
IT Essentials:
Network PC Hardware
Security
Associate and Software

CCNA
Network R&S
Technician IT
Essentials
IT Technician PACKET TRACER

Student Networking Knowledge and Skills

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 Developing Critical Career Skills
21st
Technology Entrepreneurial
Century
Skills Skills
Skills

What You Learn How You Learn How You Think

• Networking • Collaboration • Mindset

• Security • Community • Innovative Thinking
• Wireless • Communication • Personal and Social
• Basic Computing • Problem-Solving Responsibility
• Configuration • Initiative-Taking • Business Management
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 Why should Students join CCNA curriculum at an
authorized CISCO Networking Academy?
Characteristics At CISCO At any Private Centers
Networking Academy
Training Fee ≤ ZERO21st ≥ Rs 15,000/-
Technology
Training Time 280 Hrs Entrepreneurial
Not fixed
Century
Skills (Pearson
CCNA Certification USD $300 Approx. Skills
USD $300 Approx.
Skills
Vue) Fees
CCNA Certification (Pearson 50%-70% off 0%
Vue) Discount Voucher  
Total Fee $150 Rs 15000 + USD $300*
(Training & Certification)    
Compulsory to purchase and Bundle 1841 series Not Necessary
Practice on Routers and Switches
Packet Tracer Simulation Yes No
Software facility by CISCO to all
students
Online Chatting Support for Yes No
doubts on curriculum
CISCO Course completion Yes No
Certificate After Each Module
on meeting pre requisites
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 Why should Students join CCNA curriculum at an
authorized CISCO Networking Academy?
Access to Online Curriculum and Yes No
interactive tools 24 x 7 from anywhere

21st
Technology
CISCO Netacad Alumni Facility Yes No Entrepreneurial
Century
SkillsPlacement
CISCO Facilitates Yes No Skills
Assistant to CCNA graduates Skills
www.alumni-advantage.com
Mobility (move/transfer) to other Yes No (Again pay full fess to new
Academy if needed Institute)

Trained Instructor as a Pre-requisite Yes No

to Teach
Instructor Access to Interactive Course Yes No
and Resource Guides (Readymade
presentations, quiz, etc)

Cross Collaboration between Faculty Yes No

of 166 other countries
www.academynetspace.com
Technical Lecture by CISCO Experts Yes No

Free Faculty & Management

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Thank you.

For more information you may contact –

Arjun Singh 9602285688, [email protected]