CompTIA Network+ or A+ before CCNA

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If you've worked within the same enviornment, kit wise (i.e cisco, windows based AD network etc etc) and it's related to the job you're going to in the US - i don't see any reason why not, the only difference on working abroad and the procedures i guess is that they have 2 pin plugs and the main language is different!

 

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just because you have done a job in a different country doesn't mean that it doesn't count in another country. If you have done the job then you have experience.

There is a member here who used to live in the UK and Now lives in the US doing the same type of work.

 

What the others have said is correct: work experience in the industry is experience, regardless of where you worked.

Out of curiosity, where in Asia are you?

 

@BosonMichael -- I'm in the Philippines right now.. But I had several trips to the US coz my mom is there.. My mom works as a nurse that's why she doesn't know all these things and I got no one to ask about all these hehe.. :-D

 

You've got us... after all, that's what these forums are for!

 

@BosomMichael -- You bet! I'm actually downloading study guides and ebooks in CompTIA..Hope these will help.