Cloud Fundamentals with AWS re/Start
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Duration: 15 weeks
Schedule/Format: Hybrid. Online instruction four days a week plus one day of face-to-face Professional Development each week. Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm for 15 weeks. Upcoming Cohort: June 17, 2024 - October 4, 2024.
This course will help learners succeed in early-career cloud positions. The technical portion of the curriculum is predominantly hands-on through real-world, scenario-based exercises, labs, and coursework, and includes the end-to-end completion of a project from ideation to reporting, in order to exercise real-life processes.
Location: Online, with in-person professional development sessions at ActivateWork at 1700 Lincoln Street, 17th Floor Denver, CO 80203
Training Provider: ActivateWork powered by Per Scholas
Program Cost: Free
Jobs Starting At: $23/hr
Minimum Requirements:1 year of Prior IT experience OR an existing IT Certification. 18 or older; High School diploma or equivalent; authorized to work in the U.S.; live within commutable distance of the ActivateWork site; can read, write and speak in English; attend classes full-time for the entire duration of the course; available to work full time. Able to pass a Math and Literacy assessment at the 10th grade level or higher.
Physical Needs / Demands: Ability to sit in front of computer for long periods of time.
Best-Fit Learner Profile: Cloud engineers work in a specialized field of software engineering, where they combine both hard and soft skills to ensure success. They're often responsible for a range of tasks, from designing and building cloud frameworks to communicating with team members on the job. This makes technical aptitude and transferable skills essential for a career in cloud engineering.
About Roles in This Field
With ever-changing technology, the demand for cloud engineers is increasing rapidly. The Cloud computing field offers various roles available in database management, development, security, and analysis. This course will help learners succeed in early-career cloud positions. The technical portion of the curriculum is predominantly hands-on through real-world, scenario-based exercises, labs, and coursework, and includes the end-to-end completion of a project from ideation to reporting, in order to exercise real-life processes.