Best place to do CCNA(course in london

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Hey everyone,
I'm new on this forum, I have great interest in computers, I already have some IT related certification's with me, I would like to do a small course ICT related course in London , I thought a CCNA course would be good, so I'm looking for a good place to do a CCNA course in London, I've googled it and It seems a bit confusing, if you could recommend a good famous/known college/university, that'll be great, but the course has to be of short duration since I'm in the UK till February 2012, I can do more hours per week since I'm free here.

Thanks in advance!
Jawad

 

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Give Joe or Anthony a ring at Commsupport, they are in your neck of the woods.
CCNA Training CCNA Voice & Security classroom courses from £395+vat with Integrated E-learning Program

 

Seconded.

 

I went on there website, it seems good but I wanted to go to a college or university

 

I don't think you will find a CCNA course enrolling from December-February at a college or unversity. Good luck with your search.

 

Any other Computer related course I might find at a college or university?

 

Is there a specific reason you are targeting Colleges or University?

Most colleges/universities offer the following options:

1. Full-time or Part-Time 1-3 year course, generally starting September to June/July
2. Evening course, running from 6-52 weeks, generally part-time and nothing of the same caliber for a CCNA.

Whereas a Training Provider will provide you the IT skills you want training in, they have the relevant lab setups and can offer fast and intensive teaching.

Granted, training providers aren't for everyone, especially if you don't know the subject beforehand. However, if you have time restrictions you haven't got many other choices.

 

Commsupport has been mentioned on this forums a few times as am sure they have a good reputation in this area.

 

I too studied at commsupport, it was really good.