Announcing the 2013 INE CCIE Scholarship!
We're pleased to announce that applications are now being accepted for the 2013 INE Scholarship! You may submit your application between now and June 30, 2013. Winners will be announced by August 1, 2013.
Need inspiration? You can view the winning entries from last year here: 2012 Winners and their submissions »
Congratulations to Febrian Setiadi, a 2013 Routing & Switching scholarship winner, on earning his CCIE certification!
Read about Febrian's journey to CCIE certification, from receiving an INE scholarship to his experience with INE materials to passing his exam! Read more »
About the INE CCIE Scholarship
Brian Dennis, CCIE #2210 (Routing & Switching, ISP Dial, Security, Service Provider, Voice) and Brian McGahan, CCIE #8593 (Routing & Switching, Service Provider, Security) and CCDE #2013::13, are devoted to revolutionizing CCIE lab training. Since 2004, their vision of success for CCIEs has changed the market and helped shape where it stands today. From their innovative approach to the technologies, to their famous CCIE lab workbooks, to the highly coveted Bootcamps, "the Brians" and INE continue to help networking professionals around the world earn their own CCIE certification.
As part of Brian Dennis and Brian McGahan’s ongoing commitment to the CCIE community, INE is pleased to announce
the INE CCIE Scholarship.
CCIE Routing & Switching: We will choose 2 scholarship recipients per region: Africa, Asia, Canada, Europe, Middle East, North America (United States and Mexico), Oceanic (Australia), and South America.
CCIE Voice: We will choose 2 recipients from around the world for a full scholarship and 2 honorable mentions for
a free 2-Year All Access Pass subscription.
INE is providing a total of 18 CCIE Scholarships valued at $216,000!
Each scholarship recipient will receive CCIE lab training from start to finish, including:
- 2-Year All Access Pass (access to all of our videos)
- 1,500 Tokens for Rack Rentals or Mock Lab Exams
- CCIE Lab Exam Voucher (value $1,500 to $1,800)
- Complete Set of CCIE Workbooks
- Live Onsite 10-Day Bootcamp Seat
Selection of Winners
All applications will be reviewed by the INE Selection Committee. Scholarship recipients will be selected and announced
by August 1, 2013.
Eligibility Requirements
- Ability to travel.
- 18 years of age or older.
- CCIE Written exam passed or scheduled.
How to Apply
Step One
Ready to apply? Complete the online application below.
All applications must be submitted by 11:59 PM (PDT GMT -7) Sunday, June 30, 2013.
Congratulations to Febrian Setiadi, a 2013 Routing & Switching scholarship winner, on earning his CCIE certification!
On the 21st of July 2012, INE officially announced winners for the 2012 CCIE Routing & Switching Scholarships. I feel honored to be selected as one of the successful winners. This is the point where it all began; I started to learn CCIE Written …and passed on 20th September 2012. Then I managed to book a lab in Hong Kong on 24th April.
I started the journey to become a CCIE with all of INE’s products by my side; they have everything you need to become a CCIE. Having been intensely prepared to become CCIE, I got a deep understanding of basic and advanced technologies. I watched INE ATC 4.5 and several other Fundamentals videos and seminars.
Every day I watched Brian Dennis delivering each bullet of blueprints on the CCIE LAB, to get a faster grasp and understanding. While watching him, I did the same configuration scenarios as on the video, which helped me learn faster… I finished with basic technologies and Workbook Volume 1 30 days before from my scheduled lab, so I decided to start doing INE mock labs, especially Troubleshooting. This indirectly empowered me to have a quick and lean verification and speedy troubleshooting skills to cope with the Troubleshooting session.
The INE mock lab is lot harder than the real lab; consequently, when I sat yesterday to take the exam, I didn’t have any difficulties with Troubleshooting, and finished in less than 90 minutes of the 120 minutes allocated.
For the Configuration session, I followed the framework of configuration steps for the verification always shown in the workbooks.
I am one of the lucky ones out there by passing my CCIE on the very first attempt, and it wasn’t possible without INE as a main "partner."
What’s next is for another shot in other track, probably Security or Data Center. I will still stick with INE workbooks, ATCs, and rack rentals, and maybe live Bootcamp….
Thank you INE, this is where all began.