i wanna know if i could get a job with CWNA

i am planning to write CWNA certification and i am preparing for it
i am Btech electronic and communication graduate like to know if i could get a job just with CWNA certification .this is my first certification
recommend are accepted how can i proceed form there have to complete ccna r can i do cwsp
i was also preparing for ccna but though of writing ths first.
i am Btech electronic and communication graduate like to know if i could get a job just with CWNA certification .this is my first certification
recommend are accepted how can i proceed form there have to complete ccna r can i do cwsp
i was also preparing for ccna but though of writing ths first.
Arun Prasad
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and sorry for asking but where can i find model questions of CWNA
thank you again
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ok, so here's what I understand at this point. The only wireless certs Cisco offers at this point is the Advanced Wireless Specialty Certs (Design, Field, Sales) and the new CCNA:Wireless, which is an entry level wireless cert. The CWNA is also relatively entry level but uses any vendor and not just Cisco. The CWNP is a professional wireless cert, again not vendor specific.
My overall goal is wireless design, so a CWNP or Advanced Wireless Design Cert seems like a good goal. However, with the addition of the CCNA:Wireless, does that mean we are soon going to see a CCNP:Wirelss and CCIE:Wireless? Possibly even CCDP:Wireless and CCSP:Wireless. Is a CCIE:Wireless going to make a CWNP obsolete?
I've been interested in obtaining some wireless certs and I think since i'm not working specifically with cisco wireless gear a vendor neutral approach over the ccna: wireless would benefit me a lot more
No, because the Cisco certs will not cover the many aspects of wireless technology that are not utilized by Cisco products, but are covered by the CWNP certs. And there will always be people looking for alternatives to Cisco for everything.
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