CCNA 1 of 3
CCNA 1: Introduction to Networks
The first in a three-course series to build your networking skills and get ready for CCNA certification and associate-level jobs.
Free to apply · pay only after you're accepted · certification exams taken separately
- Length
- ≈ 70 hours
- Level
- Intermediate
- Language
- English
- Format
- Instructor-led
What you will learn
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- Network architectures, protocols and IP addressing
- Ethernet fundamentals and building LANs
- Configure routers and switches in hands-on labs
- Put network security measures in place
Course details
- Length
- About 70 hours of study
- Level
- Intermediate
- Language
- English
- How it runs
- Instructor-led, online, with hands-on labs
- Schedule
- Monthly intake, evening & weekend classes
- Before you start
- No networking experience needed. Basic computer skills and good English help.
- What it leads to
- CCNA 2, then CCNA 3 and the Cisco CCNA (200-301) certification exam.
- You earn
- A Cisco course certificate and digital badge
Questions people ask
How much does CCNA 1 cost?
UGX 300,000 per module (Full CCNA (1–3): UGX 900,000). It is free to apply and you pay only after you are accepted. You can pay by Mobile Money or card, in up to 4 instalments.
When does the next CCNA 1 class start?
New intake every month. Apply now — we place you in the next class. Monthly intake, evening & weekend classes.
Do I need experience first?
No networking experience needed. Basic computer skills and good English help.
How are classes run?
Instructor-led, online, with hands-on labs. Classes are in English.
What do I get at the end?
A Cisco Networking Academy course certificate and a digital badge when you complete the course.
Is the certification exam included?
Certification exams are not part of the training fee. You book and pay for the exam separately, for example at our partner AFRALTI or a Pearson VUE test centre.
How do I apply?
Press Apply, fill in the short form with this course already chosen, and we reply by email. Applying is free.