MikroTik Certified Enterprise Wireless Engineer
Design and run office and campus Wi-Fi: RF behaviour, standards, regulatory settings, security, troubleshooting, site surveys and centralised management with CAPsMAN, plus 60 GHz bridging.
- Prerequisites
- MTCNA certificate.
- Duration
- 3 days (suggested in the official outline; trainers may adjust)
- Format
- Classroom with hands-on labs; online theory possible by agreement
- Next class
- To be announced
Course overview
MTCEWE is a engineer-level MikroTik certification course focused on enterprise wi-fi. It builds on the MTCNA foundation and goes deep into one area of RouterOS. Each module is taught with live demonstrations and finishes with a hands-on lab, and the course ends with the official MikroTik certification exam.
Who this course is for
Network engineers and technicians who deploy and support corporate Wi-Fi built on CAPsMAN, or simple layer-2 bridges using MikroTik 60 GHz equipment.
Main learning areas
- RF fundamentals
- 802.11 standards
- Regulatory settings
- Wireless security
- Troubleshooting
- Site surveys
- CAPsMAN v2
Course outline
9 modules · 27 topic groups · Checked against official outline
Wireless Introduction2 items
- Wireless routers, RouterBOARDs with built-in radios and MikroTik radio cards
- Hands-on lab
RF Characteristics6 items
- Spectrum, decibels and antenna theory (types and polarisation)
- How building materials attenuate and reflect signal
- Cell sizes and transmit power at 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, indoors and out
- Client roaming and station roaming settings
- Co-channel and adjacent-channel interference, AP placement and airtime
- Hands-on lab
Wireless Standards5 items
- 802.11a/b/g/n/ac features, bands, channels and widths, scan lists
- Modulation and MCS rates, channel bonding and aggregation
- SISO, MIMO and MU-MIMO; CSMA/CA, RTS/CTS and WMM
- A look ahead to 802.11ax
- Hands-on lab
Regulatory Settings in CAPsMAN3 items
- Antenna gain and EIRP control, country codes and installation settings
- Dynamic frequency selection (radar detection)
- Hands-on lab
Non-CAPsMAN Modes3 items
- Repeaters and extenders
- 60 GHz Wireless Wire bridging
- Hands-on lab
Wireless Security4 items
- Authentication methods and WEP/WPA/WPA2 encryption, and their weaknesses
- 802.1X with RADIUS and EAP
- Access lists and common 802.11 vulnerabilities
- Hands-on lab
Wireless Troubleshooting4 items
- Registration table, signal, SNR, CCQ, frames and retries
- Data rates and wireless log analysis
- Scanning, frequency usage, snooper and sniffer
- Hands-on lab
Wireless Surveys3 items
- Pre-installation surveys, spectrum analysis and prediction software
- Post-installation validation
- Hands-on lab
CAPsMAN v26 items
- Requirements, L2 versus L3 CAP communication and DHCP option 138
- CAP discovery, certificate-based authentication and locking, auto upgrade
- Channels, datapaths, security and rate settings; provisioning single and dual-band CAPs
- Local forwarding, dynamic versus static interfaces, virtual APs and VLANs
- Access lists
- Hands-on lab
About this outline. This is an original summary of the topics in MikroTik’s official MTCEWE training outline, written for this site — it is not the official wording. Trainers may adjust depth and timing.
Official source: MikroTik MTCEWE training outline · document last edited 10 Mar 2020 · reviewed 25 Oct 2026. Course list and rules: mikrotik.com/training/about.
Training format
Classes are trainer-led with a practical lab at the end of every module. MikroTik’s training rules describe courses as classroom-based; the theory part may be delivered online when the trainer and participants agree, while the practical part and certification exam stay in the classroom. Session-specific details — dates, venue, language and fee — are listed on each class page.
The certification exam follows MikroTik’s published rules (25 questions, 60 minutes, 60% to pass). Certificates are valid for three years.
Upcoming MTCEWE classes
No MTCEWE dates announced yet.
Register your interest below and you will be contacted when the next batch is confirmed.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the official MikroTik website?
No. This is an independent training site run by a MikroTik Certified Trainer. Course topics are summarised from MikroTik’s official outline, linked above.