Corporate AI training · Onsite & live online

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5-day programme · CLF-C02 aligned

AWS Cloud Practitioner Training

Build a clear AWS foundation, practise essential console workflows and prepare against the current CLF-C02 domains—without claiming that course attendance guarantees an exam result.

Duration
5 days · 40 hours
Platform
Amazon Web Services
Alignment
AWS CLF-C02 domains
Audience
Technical and business roles
Course overview

What is the AWS Cloud Practitioner Training course?

AWS Cloud Practitioner Training is a 40-hour corporate programme for technical and business professionals who need a shared AWS foundation. It covers cloud concepts, the shared-responsibility model, security and compliance, core services, architecture choices, pricing, billing and support. Guided labs connect the concepts to the AWS console, while exam-aligned review follows the current CLF-C02 domains. The AWS exam, registration fee and result remain separate from the Technovids course.

Is this the right course for you or your team?

Who it is for

  • IT and support professionals beginning an AWS learning path
  • Business analysts, project managers, sales and pre-sales professionals working on cloud initiatives
  • Cross-functional teams that need common AWS terminology
  • Employees preparing for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam

Situations it fits

  • Teams discuss AWS services without a shared foundation
  • Managers need to understand cost, security and responsibility before a migration
  • New cloud-project members need a structured starting point
  • Exam candidates need guided review plus practical context

Prerequisites

  • Basic familiarity with IT concepts is helpful
  • No prior AWS experience is required
  • Participants need a laptop and the agreed lab account or sandbox access

When a different course fits better

Choose by platform and job outcome.

Workplace tasks

The business problems this course addresses

The programme connects certification vocabulary to the decisions teams face in a cloud environment.

Workplace tasks, the usual problem, and what the course practises
TaskThe usual problemWhat participants practise
Choose a cloud serviceService names are memorised without understanding the workload need they address.Compare compute, storage, database, networking and managed-service options against a simple requirement.
Discuss cloud securityResponsibility is treated as entirely the provider’s or entirely the customer’s.Apply the shared-responsibility model and identify the customer control for a scenario.
Estimate cloud costPricing is discussed without usage, commitment, data transfer or support context.Identify the cost drivers, pricing model and monitoring step before recommending an option.
Prepare for CLF-C02Question practice is disconnected from weak topic areas.Map answers to the official domains, explain the reasoning and build a targeted study plan.
Learning outcomes

What participants will be able to do

Practise the skills below through course exercises, then check the results and explain how you would apply them to your work.

  1. Explain AWS cloud value

    Describe cloud benefits, deployment considerations and the AWS global-infrastructure model in business language.

  2. Recognise core services

    Connect common compute, storage, database, networking and analytics services to suitable scenarios.

  3. Apply shared responsibility

    Distinguish AWS and customer responsibilities for security, identity, data and configuration.

  4. Discuss cost and support

    Identify common pricing, billing, cost-management and support concepts without promising a fixed saving.

  5. Navigate essential workflows

    Use an approved lab account to inspect or create bounded resources and clean them up afterwards.

  6. Plan exam preparation

    Locate gaps against the CLF-C02 domains and define the next practice and self-study steps.

Platform and practice tools

AWS services used to make the concepts concrete

The precise lab set is confirmed for the cohort and may change as AWS services evolve.

  • AWS Management Console

    by Amazon Web Services

    Guided cloud navigation

    • Regions and resources
    • Identity and access
    • Cost and monitoring views
    What to verify
    Use only the approved training account and remove billable lab resources.
  • AWS core services

    by Amazon Web Services

    Service-selection practice

    • Compute and storage comparisons
    • Database and networking concepts
    • Architecture scenarios
    What to verify
    A service shown in a lab is not automatically the production recommendation.
  • AWS Pricing Calculator

    by Amazon Web Services

    Cost-estimation exercise

    • Usage assumptions
    • Cost-driver discussion
    • Scenario comparison
    What to verify
    An estimate depends on correct usage, region and configuration assumptions.

5 days · 40 live hours

Detailed curriculum

5 modules, each pairing short instruction with guided practice. Sequence and examples can be adjusted after the training-needs discussion; the core outcomes stay the same.

  1. Day 18 hours

    Cloud concepts and AWS foundations

    • Cloud value and deployment models
    • AWS Regions, Availability Zones and edge infrastructure
    • Shared responsibility and the Well-Architected perspective
    • Console navigation and resource basics
    Practical activity

    Inspect the environment and map a business requirement to cloud characteristics.

  2. Day 28 hours

    Compute, storage, databases and networking

    • EC2, containers and serverless concepts
    • S3 and storage choices
    • Relational and NoSQL database concepts
    • VPC, delivery and connectivity basics
    Practical activity

    Build and explain a small, bounded architecture in the training environment.

  3. Day 38 hours

    Security, identity and compliance

    • IAM users, roles and policies
    • Least privilege and account protection
    • Encryption, monitoring and security services
    • Compliance evidence and customer responsibility
    Practical activity

    Review permissions for a scenario and correct an over-privileged design.

  4. Day 48 hours

    Pricing, billing, support and cloud economics

    • Consumption and commitment models
    • Budgets, billing and cost visibility
    • Support resources and plans
    • Migration and total-cost assumptions
    Practical activity

    Create a transparent estimate and identify assumptions that could change it.

  5. Day 58 hours

    Architecture review and CLF-C02 preparation

    • Cross-domain scenario review
    • Official exam domains and question patterns
    • Practice assessment and explanation review
    • Individual study plan
    Practical activity

    Complete a timed diagnostic and turn weak areas into a practical revision plan.

Need the agenda built around your team’s work?

Share the roles attending and the tasks to improve. The proposal sets out the adapted agenda.

Request a course proposal
Hands-on practice

Exercises and practical outputs

Short explanations lead into guided practice, review and a workplace application.

How every module runs

  1. Understand

    Learn the decision model, vocabulary and expected standard.

  2. Observe

    Watch the trainer apply the method to a realistic example.

  3. Practise

    Complete a bounded task, lab, role play or working exercise.

  4. Review

    Use evidence and feedback to improve the output and define the next application.

Exercises use representative, non-sensitive examples. Outputs are produced during the workshop for practice and review; anything participants keep is their own working material.

Safe cloud practice

Learn in bounded environments before touching production

Cloud labs are designed around reversible practice, least privilege and visible cost controls. Production access is never required for a standard exercise.

Vendor documentation is the source of truth for current service behaviour and certification scope. Client security, architecture and change controls still apply.

  1. Use a training boundary

    Practise in an approved sandbox or training account with no production data, workloads or credentials.

  2. Apply least privilege

    Grant only the access needed for the lab, avoid long-lived credentials and remove temporary resources when practice ends.

  3. Watch spend and quotas

    Set budgets or alerts where available, understand billable resources and verify that the clean-up step completed.

  4. Verify before deployment

    Review region, identity, networking, resilience, logging and organisational policy before adapting a lab pattern to production.

Delivery and customisation

How the course is tailored and delivered

Private delivery is shaped around the organisation’s roles, starting level, systems, policies and situations participants must handle after training.

From first conversation to evaluation

  1. Clarify the job outcome

    Agree what participants should be able to explain, perform or produce after the programme.

  2. Check the starting point

    Review experience, tools, terminology and access so the course does not begin at the wrong level.

  3. Select realistic practice

    Choose useful scenarios and datasets without exposing confidential or restricted information.

  4. Define completion evidence

    Confirm the practical output, feedback method and follow-up expected from participants.

Delivery formats

  • Private corporate cohort

    Best for: One organisation aligning participants around a shared platform or capability

    Delivered live online or onsite. Scope, exercises, prerequisites, participant count and support are confirmed in the proposal.

  • Modular programme

    Best for: Teams that need learning spaced around work and application

    The core curriculum can be divided into shorter sessions with practice between modules. The agreed schedule and handover are documented before delivery.

Delivery modes

  • Live online

    Facilitated sessions with demonstrations, breakout practice, review and shared working artefacts.

  • Onsite

    Private delivery at the client location, with prerequisites and room or lab requirements agreed before the programme.

Course specification

For L&D and procurement teams

The published course parameters on one page. Final scope, dates and fees are confirmed in the written proposal.

AWS Cloud Practitioner Training — specification
CourseAWS Cloud Practitioner Training
Duration40 live hours across 5 days or an agreed modular schedule
LevelFoundation; no prior AWS experience required
AudienceTechnical professionals, project roles, business stakeholders and CLF-C02 candidates
Lab accessTraining account or approved sandbox arrangements confirmed in the proposal
Certification boundaryTechnovids completion certificate; AWS exam and fee are separate
Trainers

Who may deliver this programme

Technovids assigns a trainer whose subject depth and facilitation experience fit the audience and agreed scope.

  • Pankaj Rana

    Co-founder & Lead Instructor, Technovids Consulting

    Pankaj is a co-founder and the lead instructor at Technovids Consulting. His programme work spans practical AI adoption, AI engineering, evaluation, responsible production AI, data analytics and corporate learning design, with an emphasis on hands-on exercises connected to workplace tasks.

    Expertise:

    • Practical AI adoption
    • Prompting and evaluation
    • Responsible AI
    • Corporate learning design
  • Junaid Khateeb

    AI & Machine Learning Trainer, Strategist and Consultant

    Junaid is an AI and machine-learning trainer, strategist and consultant with more than 22 years of training experience. His work combines enterprise AI education, business-centred adoption, responsible AI practices and applied solution design, helping professional audiences connect AI concepts to real organisational needs.

    M.E. in Computer Engineering, specialising in Artificial Intelligence · author of programming books on Python, Java and C++

    Expertise:

    • Enterprise AI and ML training
    • AI strategy and adoption
    • Responsible AI
    • Applied AI solution design
  • Pradeep Varadarajan

    Technical Trainer & Curriculum Architect

    Pradeep is a technical trainer and curriculum architect with more than 20 years of experience across enterprise technology, cloud infrastructure and advanced AI systems. He designs practitioner-focused programmes, labs and assessments covering AI, LLM systems, Python and machine learning, translating complex technical subjects into structured learning experiences.

    Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering · instructor-led, virtual and blended delivery

    Expertise:

    • AI and LLM systems
    • Curriculum architecture
    • Python and machine learning
    • Hands-on lab design

The trainer for a specific delivery is confirmed with the schedule or written proposal.

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Course FAQs

Common questions before planning this course

Answers about the published course. The written proposal records any agreed customisation, delivery details and commercials.

Can AWS Cloud Practitioner Training be customised for our organisation?

Yes. Private programmes can reflect participant roles, starting level, approved systems, industry context and agreed workplace situations. The final agenda and outputs are documented in the proposal.

Can this be delivered onsite or live online?

Yes. Both modes are available for private cohorts. Dates, location, session pattern, participant count and technical or room prerequisites are confirmed in writing.

Is a Technovids completion certificate included?

Yes, for participants who meet the stated completion requirements. Each Technovids certificate has a unique ID that can be verified on the Technovids website. It is not a cloud-vendor or professional-body certification.

Is this official AWS training?

It is a Technovids instructor-led programme aligned to the current AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02 domains. It is not described as AWS-authored or as an exam guarantee.

Does the fee include the AWS exam voucher?

No voucher is assumed. If voucher procurement is requested, its availability, price and terms must be confirmed separately in the written proposal.

Will this course guarantee that participants pass CLF-C02?

No. The course supports preparation through structured coverage and practice, but the result depends on each candidate’s readiness, self-study and performance in the independent AWS exam.

Is this suitable for non-technical roles?

Yes for roles that need cloud literacy, cost, security or project context. Labs are guided, and the programme does not require software development.

Bring this course to your team

Turn a training requirement into a clear course proposal

Share the audience, team size, delivery preference and the work you want to improve. Technovids will scope the programme and confirm the details in a written proposal.

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