Q: What is the name of the certification that students
earn who complete the Fundamentals of Web Design course?
A: The World Organization of Webmasters (WOW) has a Certified Web Design Apprentice (CWDSA) certification. The Fundamentals of Web Design will help prepare students to take this exam.
Q: Are Web Design students assessed as they progress through
the curriculum?
Yes. Cisco has developed a state-of-the-art assessment
system to provide students, instructors, administrators, and
Cisco personnel with detailed data on student progress.
Q: What sort of commitments do Academies make
when they sign up for the program?
A: CATCs and Regional Academies sign contracts that list their
commitments as well as Cisco’s commitments to them. The Regional
Academy contract is available from AAMs or MDMs. The CATC
contract is provided only to certain Cisco-selected CATC candidates.
The relationship between Regional Academies and Local Academies
is owned by the Regional Academy, which may or may not ask
its Local Academies to sign a contract.
Q: What is the process of starting an Academy?
A: A school can begin the process of starting an Academy by
filling out the Cisco Networking Academy Program
online
application.
Q: Where are the various Networking Academies located at?
A: For a complete list of Academies see the
Academy
Locator
.
Q: Are for-profit training centers eligible for
participation in the Program?
A: Yes, Cisco has created a special program to work with proprietary
institutions known as the Accredited Career College Program.
For details contact
netacad-acc@cisco.com
or the
Accredited Career College FAQs.
