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The CCNA audio program. Your commute, the gym, errands, downtime - turn dead time into study time, stress-free.
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What you are buying
- MP3 downloads you keep - on your phone or computer, listen anywhere.
- One-person license - use it however you like.
- No subscription, no app, no expiry.
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CCNA Exam Ready is in final production. Join the waitlist and we will email you the day it opens, with founding-edition pricing.
CCNA EXAM READY - $97 one-time
The full CCNA audio program: every exam domain, hundreds of spoken reps, the day-by-day study plan. One payment, yours forever.
Introductory
[PRICE TBD]
one-time
The audio lessons, essentials only. Every exam domain taught in plain language - the fastest way through the material.
Core
$97
one-time
The complete audio program. Every domain, spoken reps with timed pauses, and the day-by-day study plan sequenced by exam weighting.
Complete Edition
$127
one-time
Everything in Core, plus the IOS Command Drill Pack and the Lab Companion Edition - configuration scenarios worked through out loud, command by command.
14-day no-questions guarantee on every paid tier.
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14-day no-questions guarantee on every paid tier. If the course is not worth your hours, email us within fourteen days for a full refund. No forms, no exit interview.
Inside CCNA Exam Ready
The CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate, exam 200-301): network fundamentals, network access, IP connectivity, IP services, security fundamentals, and automation and programmability - the six domains Cisco tests, weighted heaviest on IP connectivity. One exam, one credential: Cisco's associate-level networking certification.
The program runs in three passes. First, each domain taught in plain language, in exam-weight order - IP connectivity first, automation last. Second, configuration and troubleshooting scenarios modeled out loud: VLANs, OSPF adjacency, NAT, access lists, worked step by step. Third, drill reps with timed pauses - subnetting, show commands, and key facts until recall is reflexive. A day-by-day study plan sequences the whole thing at thirty to forty-five minutes a day. Practice questions are built into the drills, not bolted on.
The 14-day no-questions guarantee
14-day no-questions guarantee on every paid tier.
The 14-day no-questions guarantee: if the course is not for you, email support within fourteen days of purchase for a full refund - no questions asked. We cannot guarantee you pass - no honest company can. We guarantee the course is worth your hours. We may refuse future purchases from accounts with suspected refund abuse.
We can promise the preparation. The test result is yours to earn.
Straight answers
Asked before you asked
That is exactly who this is built for. Books need a desk and a lamp. Audio goes where you already are - the drive to work, the gym, errands, downtime between tickets. Thirty to forty-five minutes a day of reps, without adding a single hour to your schedule.
Cisco lists no formal prerequisites for the CCNA. That said, the exam assumes you have spent real time around networks - a year on a help desk or in a NOC makes the material land much faster. The program teaches from first principles anyway, so motivated beginners are not locked out - they just put in more reps.
The network did not go away when everything moved to cloud - cloud runs on networks, and somebody has to build and fix them. What has changed is the exam: automation and programmability are tested now, about ten percent of the current Cisco-published topics, so a 2015-era study guide leaves gaps. This program is built against the current topics, not the old ones.
Broad, not deep. Six domains, and the questions test whether you can apply the material - reading a config, picking the right command - not just recite definitions. People fail it by studying one domain hard and skimming the rest. The study plan sequences every domain by exam weighting, heaviest first, so there are no skimmed domains.
Most retake failures are the same failure: more reading, same result. Reading is recognition; the exam wants recall under pressure - subnet masks from memory, the right show command without thinking. This program replaces re-reading with spoken reps: you say the answer out loud, with timed pauses, until it comes out reflexively. Different input, different outcome. No pass promised - the method is the difference.
No. You register and pay the exam fee directly through Pearson VUE - $300 USD plus any local taxes, per Cisco's published fee schedule. The course is the preparation: the audio program, the practice questions, and the study plan. Nothing else to buy to be ready.
The course is built against Cisco's published exam topics for 200-301. When Cisco revises the exam, the course updates and buyers get the update free - the MP3s are yours, including revisions.
Deliberate. This is a faceless brand: the product is the method, not a personality. Technical content ships only after review by a credentialed practitioner - nothing goes out unreviewed. You are buying reviewed content, not a following.
No, and run from anyone who says otherwise. No honest company can guarantee a test outcome. What is guaranteed: the 14-day no-questions refund on the course itself. If it is not worth your hours, you get your money back. The test result is yours to earn; the preparation is ours to stand behind.
At thirty to forty-five minutes a day - a commute plus a break - the study plan lays out exactly what to do each day, sequenced by exam weighting, heaviest first.
P.S. The exam costs $300 each attempt. Most people who fail it fail on recall speed, not knowledge - they knew the material and blanked under time. Spoken reps are the fix for that specific problem.
P.S.S. Founding-edition buyers get every future update free - including the update when Cisco revises the exam topics.
P.S.S.S. If you are on the fence, join the waitlist. One email at launch, no drip sequence, unsubscribe anytime.