Networking Nepal

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Free, career-focused IT and InfoSec learning pathways for Nepal's next generation of engineers

Networking Nepal (N2 // InfoSec) is a community-driven education site that shares free IT and cybersecurity training for learners in Nepal and the Nepali diaspora. It presents a featured set of learning tracks covering networking, Linux, cloud, DevOps, and multi-vendor security, led by mentor Jiwan Bhattarai (CCIE #60261). The site explains the bootcamp program, its audience and schedule, lists its benefits and free resources, and organizes a five-stage path from CompTIA Network+ through subnetting, CCNA 200-301, Linux fundamentals, and career preparation, with links to the corresponding YouTube playlists. It also documents the ITEN non-profit platform and provides a contact email.

Highlights

Five-stage path

Network+ to career prep

Real playlists

Links to YouTube series

Dark theme

One-click theme switch

Mentor profile

CCIE #60261 details

How to Use

Browse the home page
Open the home page to see the headline, the mentor quote, the three stat cards, and the featured track cards. Use the top navigation to move between Home, Bootcamp, and Contact, and note the header button that switches the site to a dark theme.
Read the bootcamp page
The Bootcamp page walks through why the team thinks conventional education falls short, who the program is for, its structure and schedule, its key benefits, and the free resources on offer. It also states that the live cohorts have concluded and directs learners to free self-paced material.
Open a course path
From the featured tracks, open the Network Administrator Bootcamp page. It lays out five stages and eight numbered YouTube playlists; clicking a playlist opens the matching series on YouTube so you can follow the recommended order or mix them.
Get in touch
Use the Contact page to reach the team by email at the published address, or use the header button to visit IT Education Nepal (ITEN). The Contact page itself is intentionally minimal and centers on that single email link.