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Roy, founder of Netwerk-ed
RoyFounder · Veteran Network Engineer

The story behind Netwerk-ed

I almost talked myself out of networking before I ever got started.

I stumbled into a networking program, earned a C in computer hardware, and sat through an interview where I heard how hard the field would be—but not one word that I could do it. Almost nobody in the room looked like me, so I walked away.

I eventually found my way back and became a network engineer. Netwerk-ed is what I needed then: the truth about the work and the encouragement to believe I could learn it.

Be honest about the journey—but never let somebody walk away believing they can’t make it through.

Let’s make this make sense

You’ve Googled enough. Let me show you what actually matters.

Whether you’re brand new to networking or overwhelmed by conflicting advice, we’re starting with the parts that help you move.

Start with the foundation

I’m creating an original networking guide with plain-language explanations and real-world examples that help the concepts click.

Know your next move

Get clear direction on what to learn, where certifications fit, and how to turn your interest into a plan.

Get the real talk

Mentorship, workplace soft skills, and room to ask the questions you’ve been holding back.

New to networking?

You don’t have to know anything before you get here.

No tech background. No certification. No pretending you understand words nobody has explained to you yet.

What is computer networking?

Computer networking is how devices connect and communicate—from the Wi-Fi in your home to the systems that keep businesses, hospitals, banks, and the internet running. Network engineers help build, maintain, and troubleshoot those connections.

What if I’ve never worked in tech?

Then you’re exactly who I’m building this for. We start with the foundation, explain the language, and connect each concept to something real. You do not need prior experience to begin.

How do I sign up?

Join the waitlist now. When mentorship applications reopen, I’ll email you the details and a link to apply.

Is your mentorship free?

No. Mentorship is a paid program with limited spots. Pricing and full program details will be shared when applications open.

What’s included in your mentorship program?

My mentorship includes tailored guidance, my Networking Fundamentals Guide, one-on-one teaching, and personalized support based on where you are and what you need next.