Courses run in Nairobi on real routers, splicers and radios. You sit the official certification exam at the end. We also design fiber and support WISPs, which is where most of the teaching examples come from.
Training is the main one. The other two are the day job that keeps the training current.
Courses taught by engineers who do this work daily. Labs run on real routers, fiber and radios rather than simulators.
FTTx and backbone work: network design, BOQ, splicing, testing and handover.
Help for wireless ISPs: network architecture, billing integration, and growing the subscriber base without constant downtime.
Start with MTCNA. It's the prerequisite for every other MikroTik course, so there's no way around it. After that the eight engineer tracks can be taken in any order.
The entry point to the whole programme. Learn to configure, manage and troubleshoot a MikroTik router and deliver basic services to clients. Required before any engineer-level exam.
View official outline ↗You'll spend most of this track with a cleaver, a fusion splicer and an OTDR in front of you. Outcomes line up with the FOA CFOT standards.
The grounding for every other fiber course. Understand how light travels in glass, the cable and connectors you'll handle, and the standards and safety the trade runs on.
For anyone running an office WLAN or a multi-tower wireless ISP. Labs use real Ubiquiti gear, and the curriculum maps to the UBWA and UEWA programs.
Where the Ubiquiti ecosystem and the RF basics meet. Learn the product families, how they're adopted and managed, and the wireless concepts every later module builds on.
We're building remote labs on MikroTik CHR so students can keep practising between sessions. Nothing to install, no hardware to buy. It isn't live yet.
Physical RouterBOARD and CCR devices, not a simulator. It's the same gear you'll meet on the job.
A MikroTik Certified Trainer who designs fiber and runs WISP cores the rest of the week. The examples in class come from those jobs.
ISPs, integrators and fiber contractors ask us for people. Strong graduates get referred.
Stuck on a deployment months later? Former students can still call. We'd rather you got it working.
our training room
Our training room in Nairobi. Real MikroTik hardware, a screen big enough to read from the back, and a table you can spread a lab out on.
Written by people who sat the course. We publish them as sent, spelling and all.
Two rates: train with us in Nairobi, or we bring the course to you. Either way the fee covers the training, lab time on real hardware and your official exam voucher. Your own travel, accommodation and meals aren't included.
The things people usually ask before booking a track.
Group bookings, on-site delivery, dates that suit your roster — plus fiber design and WISP support. Send us the details and we'll come back with a timeline and a quote.