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Ip Wing Kei, is a first-year graduate of the Cisco Networking Academy Program, which Cisco Systems first introduced in Hong Kong in 1999. Right after his completion of the Cisco Networking Academy Program, Ip took the Cisco Certified Network Associate examination and successfully passed on his first attempt. Equipped with practical knowledge and on-the-job skills in networking, Ip quickly secured a job as an Internet support operator in an ISP company where he has already begun to apply what he learned from the program.
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