u/savi1122

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Career Advise?

Career switch from Arts/English background to Networking — Is CCNA a good choice?

Hi everyone,

I’m currently working as a Soft Skills Faculty with an NGO. My educational background is completely non-technical — I have a BA in Arts and a Master’s in English.

I’m considering doing CCNA because I want to move into IT/networking and build a more technical career for the long term.

I would really appreciate honest advice from people working in networking or IT:

Is it realistic to get a job in networking with a non-IT/Arts background if I complete CCNA?

Will my BA + Master’s in English be a major disadvantage during hiring?

What kind of entry-level jobs should I target after CCNA — NOC, network support, help desk, etc.?

Is CCNA alone enough, or should I learn additional skills such as Linux, Python, cloud, or cybersecurity?

What would be a realistic career path for someone switching from a non-technical field?

Is networking still a good career choice for the long term?

I’m ready to start from the basics and do hands-on labs rather than just getting the certificate.

I’d especially appreciate advice from people who have personally switched from a non-technical background into networking.

Thanks!

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u/savi1122 — 15 hours ago