Event
Take a structured approach to CCDE with Project 525
Prepare for CCDE with Project 525. Discover how structured study, real-world scenarios, mentorship and peer support help develop the network design thinking needed at CCDE level.
Elizabeth di Rocco
Program manager, NIL - part of Conscia
Date & time
November 19, 2026 - 10:00 - 11:00 (CET)
Where
Online
Language
English
Target audience
All senior network and solutions architects, principal engineers, and experienced IT professionals who design and build complex, large-scale enterprise and service provider network infrastructures.
CCDE preparation isn’t simply about learning more technologies. It’s about developing the ability to analyse complex requirements, understand trade-offs, and make sound network design decisions.
In this webinar, we’ll introduce Project 525 and explain how its structured approach helps experienced network professionals prepare for the CCDE written and practical exams.
The programme combines self-study with defined milestones, real-world design scenarios, mentorship, and a community of peers working towards the same goal. The focus is not only on passing the exams, but on developing the design thinking expected at CCDE level.
We’ll discuss:
- How Project 525 structures the CCDE preparation process
- How to approach CCDE scenarios from a design perspective
- The role of mentorship and peer accountability
- What candidates can expect throughout the CCDE journey
Whether you’re already working towards CCDE or exploring it as your next step, the webinar will give you a clear picture of the programme and the preparation involved.
Join us to learn more and get answers about Project 525 and CCDE preparation.
About the speaker
Elizabeth di Rocco
Program manager, NIL - part of Conscia
Elizabeth is focused on making sure we are always delivering the right products, following technology development, and keeping up with the IT industry’s educational needs.
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