Programming for Network Engineers with Python for 24 CE Credits for recertification

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Taken from Cisco Learning & Certification's post:

Now through November 22, 2024, enjoy free access to the Programming for Network Engineers | PRNE Learning Path eligible for up to 24 Continuing Education credits.

✅ 20+ hours of comprehensive content
✅ 29 interactive hands-on labs
✅ 16 assessments

️ Active hashtag #CiscoCert holders, you could earn 24 Continuing Education (CE) credits for free.

See here at Cisco U.

 

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I think this is a great initiative, I think there's a perception that programming and networking are skills no one person should ever know, but as many of us know, that's simply not true. Great find Kitkat

 

And unlike the ICS and their $50 per year, Cisco offer revamp and upskill programs for free to keep your certification alive

 

Smart, I do think a lot of the certs are struggling but then that's through my lens of someone who only has to do the odd one to maintain things. When I was in support we were all at it all the time

 

Just asked Gemini and it reckons there's a surge in the number of people taking IT certifications, shows what I know!

 

But I guess the increase, is that inline with the population growth or is that a greater percentage of people trying to get into IT/people in IT has increase?