15/08/2026
16 YEARS. THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS. ONE STANDARD: QUALITY TEACHING. 💪
Mnet started in 2010 with a simple goal: to help aspiring Filipino network engineers—especially those starting with ZERO knowledge—build the skills and confidence they need to begin a career in networking.
16 years later, that mission hasn't changed.
We've trained thousands of students, from complete beginners and career shifters to IT professionals wanting to level up their networking skills.
And through the years, we've received countless positive reviews and success stories from our students.
But there's something I'm particularly proud of:
The quality and consistency of how we teach has never changed.
Why?
Because for 16 years, I've personally been teaching Mnet's CCNA training.
I don't just teach students what commands to type. I want them to understand WHY the network works, HOW the technologies connect, and HOW to troubleshoot when things go wrong.
I've heard the criticism about CCNA bootcamps.
And to be fair, I understand where some of it comes from.
Some students have shared their experiences from other training centers where the teaching felt unstructured or, as one student described it to me, “freestyle”—different approaches, inconsistent instruction, and sometimes an environment that didn't feel professional.
That's exactly what I don't want Mnet to become.
Teaching should have structure.
There should be a clear progression from the fundamentals to more advanced concepts.
And most importantly...
WALANG INIIWAN.
If you don't understand subnetting, we'll work on it.
If routing confuses you, we'll break it down.
If you've never touched a Cisco router or switch before, we'll teach you.
Because when somebody spends their hard-earned money to learn from Mnet, I believe we have a responsibility to give them real value in return.
Not just a certificate.
Not just slides.
Not just memorized commands.
An education.
That's why our main focus has always been the beginner—the person who walks into our classroom knowing almost nothing about networking but has the determination to build a better career.
We don't expect you to already be good at networking.
That's what you're coming to us to learn.
After 16 years, technologies have changed. Cisco exams have changed. The networking industry has changed.
But one thing at Mnet hasn't:
The commitment to teach every student the best way we know how—and to leave no one behind.
Since 2010.
Thousands trained.
16 years of teaching.
And we're still here doing what we love. ❤️
Start your network career with Mnet.
No network background? No problem. We'll start from zero.🚀
