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In This Episode – CWNA Certification

CWNA Certification LogoEpisode 14 is about the CWNA certification where I provide my experiences into how I passed. Outlined are the 6 steps I took for the CWNA certification process. This includes:

  1. Objectives
  2. CWNA Study Guide
  3. Note taking
  4. Flash cards
  5. Practice exam
  6. Bootcamp

Links and Resources Mentioned

Here are some great words to live by from Andrew von Nagy. Never let a piece of paper define you.

Another great tweet from Kash Shaikh.

https://twitter.com/KashShaikh/status/665590275360731136

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Rowell

Rowell, CWNE #210, is a network engineer in Higher-Ed. He enjoys working with wireless networking technologies and loves to share and engage with the community. You can connect with him on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook.

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3 comments
  • Well done on the podcast, Rowell. And good job on getting the CWNA done. I originally did CWNA way back in 2002, then CWSP in 2004. Life got in the way, and I didn’t renew them, and they expired. So… I just did CWNA over again, and what a difference between when I first did it and the second go-round. This got me thinking about those who have “lifetime certs”. Wondering what your opinion is on non-expiring IT certs in general?

    • Thanks Lee! I have a two sided response to lifetime certs. I like them, if the person holding them keeps themselves up-to-date.

      On the other hand, someone who has a lifetime cert that cannot perform the necessary duties to troubleshoot and configure networks is not someone I’d like to work with.

      I’m in a phase where certs are only a personal goal of mine and don’t help me professionally at my current employer.

      I know “it depends” isn’t really a great response but I put more emphasis on the kind of engineer you’re working with.

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