What is CCNP?
From the Cisco® Website:
"CCNP® certification validates a network professional's ability to install, configure and troubleshoot converged local and wide area networks with 100 to 500 or more nodes. Network Professionals who achieve the CCNP® have demonstrated the knowledge and skills required to manage the routers and switches that form the network core, as well as edge applications that integrate voice, wireless, and security into the network."
The Interface CCNP® Program uses the award winning Interface HardHat™ Experience and Authorized Cisco® Courseware.
Learning Path
CCNP310 - Designing, Implementing, and Troubleshooting Routed Cisco® Internetworks(Enhanced BSCI 3.0)
CCNP320 - Designing, Implementing, and Troubleshooting Multi-layer Switched Networks (Enhanced BCMSN 3.0)
CCNP330 - Designing, Implementing, and Troubleshooting Secure Converged WANs (Enhanced ISCW 1.0)
CCNP340 - Optimizing Converged Cisco Networks
Prerequisites
Exams
There are four exams required for CCNP Certification:

What is HardHat™?
The Interface HardHat™ Experience is a comprehensive, reality-based learning system, which immerses the student in extremely realistic business scenarios and technologies to reinforce the learning process. The “Solutions-Based and Best-Practice Approach,” the premise of the HardHat™ Experience, is used consistently throughout each technology area. Each HardHat™ student will master information regarding how critical technologies are best applied within businesses of varying sizes: Creating solutions you can actually use, understanding why a solution should be chosen, and understanding the variables and implications of each choice made regarding the solution. In addition, by exposing the “Best Practices” of Design, Configuration and Troubleshooting for each target technology area, the student will learn to do things “The Right Way, the First Time” and learn how to identify “Hidden Issues” before they materialize.
To gain confidence and independence in what has been learned; the hands-on exercises in the Interface HardHat™ programs do not follow a prescribed 'recipe-style lab' as many courses do, rather, the labs are ‘Evolutions’ which build to finality with a complete solution, while making the student 'think' in the process. Hands-on time is emphasized and each Lab Evolution engages the student to design, implement and test the full application of the critical technologies being studied. Each HardHat™ student will configure their solutions using live systems and hardware and will always learn directly from our CCIE® Instructors. Upon exit of any Interface HardHat™ Experience, the student will be empowered to immediately apply what they have learned within their own environments."
HardHat is a Registered Trademark of Interface Technical Training
