Course Overview
Build practical Windows Networking expertise
The Windows networking (WNet) functions allow you to implement networking capabilities in application without making allowances for a particular network provider or physical network implementation. This is because the WNet functions are network independent.
Career outcomes
See the destination before the syllabus.
Connect Windows Networking skills to real responsibilities and understand the career paths this training can support.
Windows Networking Professional
Apply practical Windows Networking skills across real-world projects, teams, and business scenarios.
Windows Networking Specialist
Apply practical Windows Networking skills across real-world projects, teams, and business scenarios.
Windows Networking Consultant
Translate business requirements into practical Windows Networking workflows, configurations, and delivery plans.
Windows Networking Team Lead
Coordinate Windows Networking delivery, stakeholders, milestones, quality, and team outcomes.
Included
Everything included
Live expert training, hands-on practice, and ongoing support—all included with your course.
30 hours live
Learn live with an expert instructor and revisit the session recordings later.
Hands-on projects
20 hours of guided practical work to turn concepts into job-ready skills.
Certification guidance
Follow a focused learning path aligned with the skills assessed in certification exams.
Flexible learning
Use supporting learning material and recordings around your weekday or weekend schedule.
Mentor support
Get your questions answered and receive individual guidance throughout the course.
Lifetime upgrades
Keep access to refreshed course material as the tools and curriculum evolve.
Six states, one workflow to job-ready
Your path through the program moves through six clear stages — each one building toward practical, job-ready skills.