I’ve brought the classroom to you.

I am a member of various eLearning Platforms throughout the world, including my own…but you may Google it up because I am not permitted to mention it here.

I’ve been educating pupils from all over the world and from all walks of life thanks to the internet…. thank heavens for technology 😉

I feel that having been on both sides of the spectrum, as a student, a teacher/trainer, and in the field, uniquely equips me to understand you.

I know firsthand what you’ve been exposed to vs what you truly want to achieve. These two can be incredibly contradictory and annoying at times. That is why I teach the way I do and can understand your dissatisfaction with the status quo.

I’ve taught corporate employees at MetroPCS (now T-Mobile), as well as IT professionals from The Florida Marlins, Ulysse Nardin, Alberta Water Department (Canada), The Assurant Group, hospital personnel, and law firms, among others, to help them obtain IT certifications or general knowledge in IT and networking.

However, my experience also includes the ability to teach applications. YES…I am also a certified application instructor, teaching Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access. This includes the MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) certification, of course.

But Cisco is my true love 😉

As you can see, I am a versatile individual who considers herself to be an everlasting student.

Remember that I, too, must stay up with technology, since changes appear to occur on a daily, if not hourly, basis.

I teach in an innovative manner that helps students to comprehend the subject matter and, as a result, can not only prepare them for a Cisco certification test but also assist them in applying my approaches in the real world.

I endeavor to provide students with more opportunities to compete in today’s labor markets.

Do I go above and above the requirements for a certification?

…YES, I do…because it’s not only about receiving a certification; it’s also about preparing you, the student, for a job interview and/or keeping your existing employment by increasing your abilities.

This is where I come in to make sure you’re ready for anything comes your way and that you’re an asset to your company.

Everyone has various needs, and I make an effort to give knowledge for the majority of circumstances.

My lectures and/or courses are quite straightforward, and I prefer to teach in this manner. “KISS” is something I sincerely believe in… NO, I’m not interested in kissing you…this implies “keep things simple, dumb” –

If things are kept basic and clearly taught so that the learner can understand and retain the material quickly…then I have accomplished my aim.

Those who do not yet know me may be unfamiliar with my teaching method, but you will quickly become accustomed to it:)

I’m easy back, I strive to make studying enjoyable, and I teach in layman’s terms…no physics jargon or mumbo jumbo in my classes.

My classes are incredibly participatory and extremely dynamic…you will not find my lectures monotonous or boring, since falling asleep due to a lack of enthusiasm is just NOT an option for me, and it is not who I am.

Do you need convincing?

Then have a look at my video previews, which I always include with ALL of my courses. As a result, you may decide whether I’m the best person to assist you in obtaining industry-specific credentials.

I surely hope that after carefully reviewing my qualifications and testimonies (you can Google me, after all)…you’ll decide if I’m the Cisco Instructor you’re searching for!

Laz

Cisco, Microsoft, and CompTIA Instructor, Author, and Motivational Evangelist

Author of “The Only IP Book You’ll Ever Need!” and “CCNA Routing and Switching 200-125 Certification Guide: The Ultimate Solution for Passing the CCNA Certification and Boosting Your Networking Career,” which are now available on AMAZON or Packt Publishing.

Curriculum of the Course

CCNA 200-125 Composite Certification Overview

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Course Introduction (4:42)

Fundamentals of Networking Introduction

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The Fundamentals of Networking (11:10)

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Devices for Networking (16:54)

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Basic Networking Practice using a Router (16:55)

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Broadcast Domains and Collision Domains (10:46)

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Section Summary (4:03)

An Overview of Networking Standards

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An Overview of the OSI Model (8:37)

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Dissecting the OSI Model Layers (14:59)

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Cisco’s 3 and 2 Layer Models (8:39)

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The TCP/IP Protocol Model (9:13)

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Section Summary (5:28)

Cabling Standards: An Overview

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Ethernet Cabling Requirements (20:57)

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Cabling Equipment Required (21:13)

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How to Make a Straight Through Cable (7:04)

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Putting Together a Cross Over Cable (2:57)

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How to Make a Rolled Cable (4:18)

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Section Summary (2:25)

An Overview of Networking Devices

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An Overview of Networking Devices (10:46)

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Hubs and Repeaters (4:48)

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Bridges and switches (4:41)

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The Router’s (6:38)