Network Engineer Bootcamp · CCNA 200‑301
Pass your CCNA. Start your network career.
A free, live, bilingual bootcamp built around the Cisco CCNA 200-301 exam. Learn with working network engineers, practice every topic in Packet Tracer labs, and walk into the exam ready.
Why network engineering
Every company runs on a network
Networks are everywhere
Offices, hospitals, factories and clouds all depend on people who can design, secure and fix the network.
Software-defined, automated
Modern networks are configured with code and APIs. The CCNA now covers automation basics, and so do we.
Security starts at the network
ACLs, VPNs and segmentation are the first line of defence — core CCNA skills employers ask for.
Built around the exam
Every CCNA 200‑301 domain, covered
The bootcamp follows Cisco's official exam topics: one module per domain (weights are Cisco's), then a final exam-prep module.
- Network FundamentalsModule 0120%
- Network AccessModule 0220%
- IP ConnectivityModule 0325%
- IP ServicesModule 0410%
- Security FundamentalsModule 0515%
- Automation & ProgrammabilityModule 0610%
Your route
From zero to CCNA
- 01Fundamentals
- 02Network Access
- 03IP Connectivity
- 04IP Services
- 05Security
- 06Automation
- 07Exam prep
- GoalCCNA certified
- 0113 lessons
Network Fundamentals
How networks really work: components and topologies, the OSI and TCP/IP models, Ethernet, TCP and UDP, IPv4/IPv6 addressing and subnetting, plus wireless and virtualization basics.
- 027 lessons
Network Access
Connect and segment the LAN: VLANs and 802.1Q trunks, CDP and LLDP, EtherChannel, Rapid PVST+, and wireless LAN architectures.
- 038 lessons
IP Connectivity
Move packets between networks: the routing table, static and default routes, single-area OSPFv2, inter-VLAN routing, and first-hop redundancy (HSRP).
- 046 lessons
IP Services
The services every network relies on: NAT and PAT, DHCP and DNS, NTP, SNMP and syslog, QoS, and SSH, TFTP and FTP.
- 056 lessons
Security Fundamentals
Protect the network: threats and mitigation, device access and passwords, ACLs, Layer 2 security (port security, DHCP snooping, DAI), VPNs, and wireless security.
- 066 lessons
Automation & Programmability
How automation changes network management: controller-based and software-defined networking, REST APIs, JSON, configuration management (Ansible, Terraform), and AI in network operations.
- 075 lessons
CCNA Exam Prep
Get ready for exam day: the 200-301 format and strategy, subnetting speed drills, troubleshooting labs, a full practice exam, and a readiness review before you book.
How you get CCNA-ready
Live teaching, real practice, exam focus
- 01
Live sessions with network engineers
Every topic taught live on Zoom, with time for your questions and the "why" behind each command.
- 02
Packet Tracer labs for every module
Build and troubleshoot real topologies — VLANs, OSPF, ACLs, NAT — until the commands are second nature.
- 03
Subnetting drills and exam-style quizzes
Short, timed practice for the topics that trip people up, and a quiz at the end of every module.
- 04
A cohort and mentors
Learn with a group going through the same path, with mentors to unblock you between sessions.
- 05
Exam readiness review
Before you book the exam, we go through every domain together to find and close the gaps.
- 06
Bilingual, and free
Sessions and materials in French and English. The bootcamp costs nothing.
After the CCNA
Where it takes you
Roles to aim for
- Network Administrator
- Network Support Specialist
- Junior Network Engineer
- NOC Technician
What comes next
- CCNP Enterprise
- Cloud networking (AWS, Azure)
- Network automation — our DevOps path
- Security (CyberOps, firewalls)
We introduce graduates to employers looking for bilingual network talent. For employers →
Questions about the bootcamp
Do I need experience?
No. The bootcamp starts from how networks work — the OSI model, Ethernet and IP addressing — and builds up from there. Comfort with computers is enough.
Is the CCNA exam included?
The bootcamp is free. The exam itself is booked and paid with Cisco (through Pearson VUE), when you're ready.
What do I need for the labs?
A computer and Cisco Packet Tracer, which is free with a Cisco Networking Academy account. We help you set it up in the first session.
When does the next cohort start?
Dates are announced on Slack and Discord first. Join to be notified.
Is it in French or English?
Both. Sessions and materials are bilingual.
Your CCNA starts here
Join the community to get the next cohort dates, and start the first module today — it's open, no account needed.