Cisco - CCENT  

"This was the second time for me at Firebrand, and again - I'd strongly recommend them. Courseware, lab equipment, high quality instructors and good training facilities. You get a great overall service, and the information just goes in better than in self study or in lesser training providers. Worth every penny."
Matthew Stevenson.
Cisco CCENT (3 Days) (12/1/2009 to 14/1/2009)

"The training centre was fully equipped to meet the needs of any student attending any course. "
C.J..
Cisco CCENT (3 Days) (21/4/2008 to 23/4/2008)

"Tough course with a lot to take in, but made easier by quality tutors, accomodation and food. Highly recommended!!!!!"
Paul evans.
Cisco CCNP (8 Days) (12/9/2005 to 25/9/2005)

"The first thing you notice is how beautiful the grounds are. The next thing you notice is that you are certified. In between is solid study. Firebrand is the best place to obtain certifications without distraction."
SL.
Cisco CCNA (5 Days) (28/1/2008 to 2/2/2008)

"It's a long hard week but well worth it, you learn a lot in a short space of time and the staff are great."
Chris Dixon, Coalfields Regeneration Trust.
Cisco CCNA (5 Days) (9/3/2009 to 14/3/2009)

"Extremely hard work but learnt so much. Brilliant course!"
Ian Wooltorton, Norfolk Probation Area.
Cisco CCNA (5 Days) (24/3/2008 to 29/3/2008)

"After putting off doing my CCSP for some time, I was glad to finally put myself on the course. My biggest feeling that I had, was that I didn't have enough experience working on PIX firewalls and IDS/IPS systems. Only at an installation level. But I did have a good networking background on routers and swiFirebrand*hes, had seen TACACS inplace, so that part of the course flew by. I'd set VPNs up before and must of been lucky, but this was the hardest test there's a lot to take in, but it was well worth it. SND was really easy, do this test at the end, no training is needed for that really. If you come in with a good attitude and to want to pass this, you'll do well. I now feel comfortable and happier going for the security jobs/contracts that get posted and emailed to me, I now have more choice. The course is paying for itself. As soon as I informed the two agencies I do work for that I was going on a CCSP course, they were lining work up for me. OK, so I have to get past the interview, I didn't/couldn't get there before! Food's great, locations great, no distractions, good training, good atmosphere, I passed! What more could you want! Other guys on the course had only just done their CCNA a couple of months ago, they passed, so if you're CCNA don't be worried about going for this!"
Martin Parkinson, Self Employed - Access Networks accessnetworks.biz.
Cisco CCSP (14 Days) (26/6/2006 to 9/7/2006)

"The pre-training information promised 12 hour days and full immersion in the learning process and delivered on that promise."
K.B.
Cisco CCNA (5 Days) (26/10/2009 to 31/10/2009)

"The Firebrand CCNA Bootcamp prepared me well for the ICND1 (CCENT) & ICND2 Exams."
Paul Norman, Bank Of America.
Cisco CCNA (5 Days) (23/2/2009 to 28/2/2009)

"professional instructor, good materials, and no time for anything but learning"
Bartlomiej Bartkiewicz.
Cisco CCNP (8 Days) (25/4/2005 to 8/5/2005)