Because technology continues to evolve, Cisco specialization requirements are subject to change. Please refer to this site often to ensure you meet all program requirements before you submit your specialization application. Only completion of exams listed below will qualify individuals to fulfill a job role.
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The Routing & Switching Specialization requirements are as follows:
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Account Manager: Responsible for knowledge of market conditions and sales methodology within a partner's organization.
View Learning Map The following learning offerings are highly recommended. Associated exams are based on the content in these offerings. Click the learning offering link for details, access, and registration information.
These additional Learning Offerings will also strongly enhance your knowledge of the subject. |
Systems Engineer: Pre-sales engineer. Responsible for the planning and design of Cisco infrastructure solutions.
View Learning Map The following learning offerings are highly recommended. Associated exams are based on the content in these offerings. Click the learning offering link for details, access, and registration information.
These additional Learning Offerings will also strongly enhance your knowledge of the subject. |
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Field Engineer: Post-sales engineer. Responsible for implementation and operation of Cisco infrastructure solutions.
View Learning Map The following learning offerings are highly recommended. Associated exams are based on the content in these offerings. Click the learning offering link for details, access, and registration information.
These additional Learning Offerings will also strongly enhance your knowledge of the subject. |
Note: Partners can only hold a single specialization in a given technology.
- For example, a partner cannot hold a Routing & Switching Specialization and an Advanced Routing & Switching Specialization.
- If a partner takes the Advanced Routing & Switching Specialization before their current Routing & Switching Specialization expires, the older specialization would be removed.
