Cisco U Essentials Subscription

'Cisco U. Essentials' users have access to all the content of 'Cisco U. Free' plus a wide range of domain fundamentals. The learning paths cover topics such as BGP, MPLS, Hybrid Cloud, SD-WAN, and the Security Operations Analyst job role, among others.

'Cisco U. Essentials' also includes three learning paths for Associate certification, each following the structure of the exam blueprint to optimise learning time:

• CCNA
• CyberOps Associate (Understanding Cisco Cybersecurity Operations Fundamentals)
• DevNet Associate (Developing Applications and Automating Workflows with Cisco Core Platforms)

Cisco U. is a new technical learning experience tailored to your team's learning needs to help you get the highest return on your Cisco technology investment and achieve faster business results.

How does Cisco U. accomplish this? By consistently focusing on the individual learner, whether they need in-the-moment learning to address day-to-day situations or a deeper immersion in learning for job roles, solutions, and certification preparation.

Cisco U. meets your team's learning needs by following three guiding principles:

• Guidance, meaning Cisco U. will guide them to content that is best for them.
• Community, so they can collaborate with colleagues and Cisco experts.
• Depth, meaning the quality and richness of the content.

Cisco U Essentials Subscription Delivery Methods

• E-Learning is provided via Cisco Digital Learning

Cisco U Essentials Subscription Information

Key Features

• Cisco Learning Credits: 18
• Subscription duration: 365 days

You Will Learn How To

• Build Foundational to Advanced Technical Skills
• Prepare for Cisco Certification Exams
• Develop Real-World Hands-On Skills
• Gain Context Across Cisco and Adjacent Technologies

Prerequisites

• There are no formal technical prerequisites mandated simply to purchase or subscribe to Cisco Learning Subscription content. Subscriptions are designed to be accessible for learners at various levels.
• Some course content within the subscription might recommend prior knowledge depending on the topic (e.g., networking basics before advanced topics), but that is content-specific and not a subscription requirement.