The 4-day TP-Link TPNA/OCNA Training and Certification event was successfully conducted from October 22 to 25, 2024, at the Amphitheater of the College of Computing Studies, Western Mindanao State University (WMSU). Organized by TP-Link Philippines under the leadership of Ms. Divine Ortega, Mindanao Regional Sales Manager, in collaboration with the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) Region IX and BaSulTa, and WMSU, the event attracted a total of 43 participants from various government agencies.
The primary goals of the training were to equip participants with the necessary knowledge and skills in utilizing TP-Link technologies effectively in their respective workplaces and to assess participants’ understanding and proficiency through the TPNA and OCNA Certification Exams, validating their capabilities in managing and implementing TP-Link solutions.
The event was structured to provide comprehensive training sessions focusing on the latest TP-Link technologies, including best practices for deployment, management, and troubleshooting. Participants engaged in hands-on activities and interactive discussions, enhancing their learning experience.
Upon completion of the training, all participants were eligible to take the certification exams. The results were impressive, highlighting the effectiveness of the training provided.
Out of 43 participants, 41 successfully passed the OCNA Certification Exam. Notably, four individuals from WMSU achieved the highest score of 90%:
• Ceed Jezreel Lorenzo
• Mark Flores
• Ronald Cemine
• Rolando Locson
In the TPNA Certification Exam, 12 out of 43 participants passed. Jhon Paul Arip from WMSU distinguished himself as the topnotcher with an outstanding score of 85%.
The TP-Link TPNA/OCNA Training and Certification event not only provided valuable knowledge and skills to government agency employees but also fostered a spirit of collaboration among participants from different sectors. The success of the training is a testament to the commitment of TP-Link Philippines, DICT Region IX and BaSulTa, and WMSU to enhance technological proficiency in the region. The achievements of the participants, particularly those from WMSU, reflect the quality of training and the potential for further advancements in utilizing TP-Link technologies in their respective roles.
By Mr. Salimar Tahil
