
The Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Statement of Completion program consists of three courses designed to prepare you for the CCNA certification exam. This program combines theory with practical, hands-on activities using Cisco routers and switches. You will learn essential networking theory, TCP/IP, IP routing, Ethernet switching, fundamental network security, and Wide Area Networking (WAN) concepts. Upon successful completion of all three levels, you will be well-prepared for entry-level IT and networking roles.
The program is divided into three sequential courses, each building upon the previous one. Students must successfully complete all three courses within seven years.
Graduates are prepared for various entry-level IT and networking positions. The skills acquired are in high demand in current and emerging technology fields.
This program is NOT available to international students. BCIT offers upgrading courses for students wishing to improve their English language skills. Formal application to the Statement of Completion is not required. After completing all three CCNA courses, email the program contact with your details to receive your Statement of Completion.
No textbook purchases are required; study materials are provided through the Cisco Networking Academy. Students must register directly with Cisco to take the CCNA certification exam and pay a separate fee, which varies by country.
The program prepares students for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA™) certification exam.
No, this program is not available to international students. It is only open to domestic students.
Formal application to the Statement of Completion is not required. Applicants should have a BC Grade 12 level of English or equivalent, with proficiency in reading, writing, speaking, and listening.
You do not formally apply to the Statement of Completion. You must successfully complete the three required courses (CITX 1160, CITX 2060, and CITX 3060) within seven years. Afterward, email soepts@bcit.ca with your full name, student number, and mailing address to request your Statement of Completion.
The program length is 3 semesters, consisting of three sequential courses. All three courses must be completed within seven years to be eligible for the Statement of Completion.
Graduates are prepared for entry-level IT and networking positions such as Entry-level Network Engineer, Help Desk Technician, Network Administrator, and Network Support Technician.