In the constantly-evolving world of telecom,
it is essential to keep training courses up to date.
The reason why so many people appreciate Teracom’s Online Courses and TCO
Certification Packages is because they are based on Teracom’s
instructor-led courses, with the selection of material, its order, timing
and explanations tuned and refined in the classroom over the course of years,
and constantly updated.
This also means that updates to instructor-led courses are subsequently
reflected in online courses, keeping them up to date.
Following the major update to instructor-led Course
101 Broadband, Telecom, Datacom and Networking for Non-Engineers (Days 1 –
3 of BOOT CAMP) in 2020, updates to many online courses will be rolling out
over the next months.
Certified
Telecommunications Network Specialist (CTNS) is our most popular package of
six online courses plus TCO Certification.
All six CTNS courses are being updated. Update of Course 2201 The PSTN is
complete. A significant update to Course 2206 Wireless Telecommunications
will be published in the next weeks. Updates to the OSI Layers, Ethernet,
IP and MPLS courses will follow.
All customers who have purchased the CTNS package, or any of the courses
individually, will automatically receive the updates in their dashboard.
Stay tuned for an exciting announcement of an upgrade to the CTNS package,
increasing the package from six courses to eight, with the inclusion of a brand
new course #1 in the lineup “Introduction to Broadband
Telecommunications” plus “Fundamentals of Voice over IP”.
The price of the CTNS package will increase when the number of courses
increases from six to eight. Since all existing customers will automatically
get the two new courses at no additional charge, you can beat the price
increase by purchasing
CTNS before the upgrade and get the two new courses, when they are
released, for free!
Carpe diem!
Tag: IP certification
The IP-PSTN
The Packet-Switched Telecommunications Network
Over the past fifty years, several attempts have been made to develop converged networks: networks with “dial tone” that supports all communications: speech, music, text, graphics, images and video. For a number of reasons, convergence strategies employing ISDN and ATM were unsuccessful and did not gain critical mass. This time, it appears that packet-switched network service using IP will gain enough momentum to become the new kind of plain ordinary telecommunications service.