


CWNE® - Certified Wireless Network Expert
Experts wanted.
The Certified Wireless Network Expert (CWNE) designation is the final step in the CWNP Program. By successfully completing the CWNE requirements, you will have demonstrated that you have the most advanced skills available in today's enterprise Wi-Fi market.
The CWNE certification assures that you have mastered all relevant skills to administer, install, configure, troubleshoot, and design wireless network systems. In addition, aspiring CWNE candidates will need to demonstrate deep understanding of protocol analysis, intrusion detection and prevention, performance and QoS analysis, spectrum analysis and management and advanced design.
Candidates interested in applying to become a CWNE have often spent years training and working in the wireless industry have made a significant accomplishments and contributions to the field. The intent of CWNE designation is to certify their advanced level of expertise.
What it takes to become a CWNE:
CWNP has put in place a rigorous application process that requires candidates pass four certification exams, complete commercial wireless LAN deployments, and have three recommendations as well as a peer review by the CWNE Board of Advisors. Additionally, all CWNE certification holders must agree to the CWNE Code of Ethics linked below.
NOTE: Starting January 1, 2021, all CWNE applicants must have the CWISA certification and one external networking certification instead of two external certifications. When the CWISE is released in 2021, it will require the CWNA and one external networking certification.
Ready to Apply?
- CWNE Application Requirements
- CWNE Application (Please note: All publication and essay submissions must be translated in english)
- CWNE Endorsement
- CWNE Application Fee
- CWNE Code of Ethics
- Continuing Education Requirements CE Policy
Questions:
Send us an email or call 1.919.230.8529.
CWNE Count: 421
By geographic region:
Americas: 292 | EMEA: 86 | APAC: 43 |
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