Certifications and Courses in Wireless Communications

[elche]

Usually experience and recommendations from previus employers/jobs are the best sources of good people in telecomm , I will always prefer an old fox that can solve any problem on the field right away, or find the right person that can save the day than a bunch of fancy papers on a folder... Any certification only tells people that you showed up to class and passsed a test at some point, specially on those given by vendors to operators, but a person´s real value is proven on the field. No matter how impressive your CV looks on paper, but your best presentation card is your past work and how satisfield are your previous employers.

[T_ADD]

very much agree to it!

[Etsipus]

Hi all,

I'm new on the forum. Thanks all for your courses, documents and others

[mide.philip]

Is CWNA a relevant certification for a prosective RF engineer?

[ripan]

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[Alex_R]

Dear Ripan,

the link is not working, please support

[ripan]

Dear Ripan,

the link is not working, please support

Alex ,

I tried , its working. Try again please. Or else please send your training requirement at rasneet.chawla@cognitel.com

Try again www.cognitel.com

[ripan]

Usually experience and recommendations from previus employers/jobs are the best sources of good people in telecomm , I will always prefer an old fox that can solve any problem on the field right away, or find the right person that can save the day than a bunch of fancy papers on a folder... Any certification only tells people that you showed up to class and passsed a test at some point, specially on those given by vendors to operators, but a person´s real value is proven on the field. No matter how impressive your CV looks on paper, but your best presentation card is your past work and how satisfield are your previous employers.

elche

Although certification might not hold a very great value, but good training certainly holds some value in helping you learn new technology.

[ripan]

Cognitel is holding a webinar on WCDMA on 28th January at 2 PM GMT. Kindly send a mail to rasneet.chawla@cognitel.com to get an invitation.

[xmission]

They value the knowledge rather than the experience. Sometime experience doesn't reflect the knowledge.

Having a certificate is good, but to cope with the material is rather difficult.

I also went to an NSN training. It was great, but the best thing was when it was also followed with workshop.

I dislike those trainings without workshops.

I agree. I also have taken a few classroom style trainings. But I don't even like to mention them on my resume, because I didn't take home any much practical stuff from them