Random CCIEs
A happy 'Heinz Ulm"-CCIE 37813 |
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Recently we learned that students need more time to prepare, especially when they experienced
many gaps. Also because of the lab got tougher and tougher.
Our new recommendation is not to register for a lab-date before you come to our camp.
Wait until the end of the second week of the camp and discuss with us your and our feeling about
your readiness. Then, based on the outcome, book the lab-date.
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 CCIE 18561 Belgium |
 CCIE 18632 USA |
" Hi Professor Heinz, Coming to your boot camp was the dawn of CCIE reality and a big wakeup call for me. Prior to my arrival at your boot camp, I actually deluded myself "in thinking that I was close to being ready for the LAB" I was so wrong, and so far from the truth. With Professor Heinz, I discovered exactly "how LIMITED I was in terms of knowledge and CCIE readiness" and exactly what the CCIE standard was and how distant from it I was at the time (i.e. in another galaxy). Thanks to Professor Heinz, I was able to make the transformation from mere "contender status" to "actual champion" i.e. passing the CCIE Lab. Warning & Advisory Notice, if you are NOT prepared to sacrifice "your life" to pass the CCIE Lab, then my advice would be to just forget it, cause believe me, it DEFINITELY has the potential to be FATAL !!!! "
CCIE 25215
..to read more comments in english click here....
A student: "..the pressure is intense,
14-16 hours per day, 7 days a week,
not for the faint hearted.."
