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Cisco requires CCNAs to recertify once every three years. While most CCNAs will move on to the CCNP in that time, if you choose not to you must meet certain requirements in order to keep your CCNA valid. Cisco does this to ensure that CCNAs keep their networking knowledge current, which in turn helps the CCNA certification valuable. And thats exactly what you want, since you worked so hard to earn your certification in the first place! As of March 2006, there are five different options for recertifying as a CCNA. You can take and pass any of the following exams to renew your CCNA - the CCNA exam itself, the ICND exam, any 642 series exam, any Cisco Qualiied Specialist exam (except the Sales Specialist exams - those dont count!), or any CCIE Written Qualification exam. With all these options, theres an option thats just right for you. Whether you just want to renew your CCNA or pursue a Specialist, CCNP, or CCIE certification, you can easily renew your CCNA along the way. Just dont forget that keeping up with Ciscos latest recertification requirements is your responsibility, and thats easy to do - just visit Ciscos Learning And Events section on their website. Cisco will tell you what you need to do to keep your certification, but its up to you to keep up with certification program changes! Once your certification expires, its gone, so get in the habit of visiting Ciscos website to make sure youre up to date on important recertification requirements. |
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