Cert Roadmap Feedback
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So I've been spending the day completing my certification roadmap as a rough idea as to what I want to try and achieve over the 12 months while at university.
Below here is the roadmap I have at the moment
CCNA Routing & Switching -> CCNA Security -> OSCP ->
Is this a good roadmap, or are there any alterations that anyone can recommend?
Furthermore, will I be at a disadvantage if I get the A+, and N+ in my final years at university (when I have money to waste on them)?
Below here is the roadmap I have at the moment
CCNA Routing & Switching -> CCNA Security -> OSCP ->
Is this a good roadmap, or are there any alterations that anyone can recommend?
Furthermore, will I be at a disadvantage if I get the A+, and N+ in my final years at university (when I have money to waste on them)?
Current:
National Diploma | I.T (Systems Support & Networking)
Working Towards:
CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate | Routing & Switching | Security
BSc (Hons) Computer Networks (Management | Security)
National Diploma | I.T (Systems Support & Networking)
Working Towards:
CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate | Routing & Switching | Security
BSc (Hons) Computer Networks (Management | Security)
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kbowen0188
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Are you planning on getting the CCNA before the Network+? If you feel comfortable studying and achieving that certificate, then I wouldn't see why you would need the N+.
As for the A+, it depends. I think a lot of employers automatically look for that when it comes to an entry level job. At the same time, if you had any of those other certifications that you listed, I would think that those would be more well-regarded than an A+.