u/Worldly_Scallion6055

Hi guys! 👋

Just wanted to see if may interested dito.
I'm thinking of offering **hands-on networking labs + mentoring** for people who are trying to shift into IT/networking.
I know a lot of career shifters get stuck sa part na:
“Okay, nag-CCNA course na ako… pero paano ba talaga mag-troubleshoot ng actual network?” 😅
So the idea is to focus less on pure theory and more on **actual hands-on labs**.

We can cover things like:
IP addressing

VLANs

Routing

DHCP / DNS

VPN / IPsec

Firewall basics

Wireshark / packet analysis

Network troubleshooting

Troubleshooting real-world scenarios

How to approach an actual IT/network support ticket

Basically, **configure → break it → troubleshoot → understand why it broke.** 😂

Hindi kailangan na networking expert ka na. If you're starting from zero or may basic knowledge ka na and gusto mo magkaroon ng actual hands-on experience, okay lang.

I'm thinking of starting with a **small group or 1-on-1 sessions** para mas hands-on talaga and I can adjust the labs depending on everyone's level.
If you're interested, feel free to **DM me** and tell me:
Current background/experience

What you're currently studying

What IT/networking role you're aiming for

I'm still figuring out the format, so I'd also like to know what **career shifters actually want to learn/practice**.
Not trying to sell some “become a network engineer in 30 days” course 😂. Just want to create something practical for people who genuinely want to get into networking.

Hi guys! 👋

Just wanted to see if may interested dito.
I'm thinking of offering hands-on networking labs + mentoring for people who are trying to shift into IT/networking.
I know a lot of career shifters get stuck sa part na:
“Okay, nag-CCNA course na ako… pero paano ba talaga mag-troubleshoot ng actual network?” 😅
So the idea is to focus less on pure theory and more on actual hands-on labs.

We can cover things like:
IP addressing

VLANs

Routing

DHCP / DNS

VPN / IPsec

Firewall basics

Wireshark / packet analysis

Network troubleshooting

Troubleshooting real-world scenarios

How to approach an actual IT/network support ticket

Basically, configure → break it → troubleshoot → understand why it broke. 😂

Hindi kailangan na networking expert ka na. If you're starting from zero or may basic knowledge ka na and gusto mo magkaroon ng actual hands-on experience, okay lang.

I'm thinking of starting with a small group or 1-on-1 sessions para mas hands-on talaga and I can adjust the labs depending on everyone's level.
If you're interested, feel free to DM me and tell me:
Current background/experience

What you're currently studying

What IT/networking role you're aiming for

I'm still figuring out the format, so I'd also like to know what career shifters actually want to learn/practice.
Not trying to sell some “become a network engineer in 30 days” course 😂. Just want to create something practical for people who genuinely want to get into networking.

Problem/Goal: Guys, hindi ko alam kung medyo entitled pakinggan yung title, pero gusto ko lang humingi ng insights.

WFH na ako since the start of the pandemic (March 2020), and hanggang ngayon WFH pa rin dito sa province. Isa sa mga naipundar ko dahil sa setup na 'to is isang big bike at isang small CC na motor.

Ang dilemma ko ngayon, minsan sobrang nangangati akong mag-ride papuntang office. Pre-pandemic kasi, araw-araw akong nagco-commute sa Manila, kaya nami-miss ko rin yung feeling na lumabas, kumain sa labas, mag-mall, at makakita lang ng ibang tao which feeling ko lalo naka apektuhan pagiging introvert ko.

May naka-experience na ba ng ganito? Paano niyo nawala o na-manage yung "kati" na gusto lang magmotor, gumala, o pumunta sa office kahit WFH naman?

Curious lang ako kung paano niyo hina-handle yung ganitong feeling. 😅