Review Of CCNA Class at Sans Bound Training

This post will be updated as the class progresses.

My company has sent me to Chennai, India for 3 months, so being that I am stuck here my coworkers and I decided to make the best of it. Obviously things are a lot cheaper here in India. We decided to take classed on CCNA.

Cost of 30 Class Days of CCNA training: ………
More…Rs 10,000 + 10% tax = $255.00 US

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The Facility – To our surprise the class room was very well Air Conditioned. The seats were ok, but they are not meant for big heavy people. If you weigh more than 230 lbs I suggest you ask about making other seating arrangements

Day 1 – Class was scheduled to start at 9:30 am but didn’t start till about 10:30am. Today’s professor was not the one that was supposed to be in the class. He never introduced himself. When he first started to speak I got very worried. He had a heavy accent and spoke really fast. The I noticed that he repeats each sentence about 3 times so this gave us the opportunity to understand what he was saying.

Day 2 Class again was scheduled to start at 9:30 am but didn’t start till 10:30 am. This time the professor apologized for being late. It was a different professor than day one. His name was Rajesh, He stated that he was a CCNA and I just about to finish his CCNP. He was ok to understand. There was a part were he said that he was not sure he was right and not to “Put your hands on my collar” if he was wrong, So Indian saying I guess. He seemed pretty week when it came to wireless technologies and I didn’t agree with what his point of view of wireless. This maybe because wifi is sort of illegal here in India.

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