Get 110+ Hours of Cisco Networking & Cloud Computing Training For A Price You Pick

If you’ve ever wanted to get started down an IT career path, or you just want to brush up on your networking and cloud computing skills, you might want to check out the Cisco Networking and Cloud Computing Certification Bundle. This bundle comes complete with instruction on everything you’ll need to get started as well as some of the more intricate processes involved—all for a price you get to pick.

The bundle itself includes roughly 117 hours worth of content that you’ll have access to for a whole year. You’ll be able to study to become Cisco-certified and ultimately further your career path. IT professionals with Cisco network administration skills tend to earn higher salaries than those without, so once you get through these courses you’ll be well on your way. In addition to the routing and switching courses, you’ll also learn about implementing Microsoft Azure infrastructure solutions, as well as going through some graphical network simulator training.

The best part about this deal is the “pay what you want” format. If you pay above the current average price, you take home the whole bundle. If you pay below, you still get something great. However, if you beat the leading price, you’re also entered into a giveaway. So, grab this Pay What You Want: Cisco Networking and Cloud Computing Certification Bundle while you can and start brushing up on your skills.

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