Beginners with no prior cloud or AWS experience
Students and recent graduates exploring cloud careers
IT and non-IT professionals transitioning to cloud computing
Business analysts, consultants, and managers needing AWS fundamentals
Sales, pre-sales, and customer success professionals working with AWS solutions
Support and operations staff supporting cloud-based environments
Career switchers starting an AWS certification path
Learners preparing for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) exam
Learn core cloud computing concepts and AWS service models
Understand AWS global infrastructure and key service categories
Explore core AWS services across compute, storage, databases, and networking
Understand AWS security principles and the shared responsibility model
Learn AWS pricing models and cost management concepts
Gain awareness of AWS management and governance services
Understand business and real-world AWS use cases
Prepare confidently for the CLF-C02 certification exam
AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Training (CLF-C02) is a beginner-level, certification-focused course designed to introduce learners to cloud computing fundamentals and core Amazon Web Services (AWS) concepts. This course provides a strong foundation in AWS services, security, pricing, governance, and cloud value propositions, making it ideal for individuals starting their cloud journey.
Learners gain an understanding of cloud service models, AWS global infrastructure, and key AWS offerings across compute, storage, databases, and networking. The course also covers essential topics such as the AWS shared responsibility model, identity and access management, compliance frameworks, and cost management tools. In addition, learners explore how AWS supports real-world business applications and cloud-based solutions.
The training includes structured exam preparation aligned with the CLF-C02 certification, covering exam domains, key concepts, and practice questions. By the end of the course, learners will be well prepared to take the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam and confidently progress to more advanced AWS certifications or cloud roles.
Module 1: Introduction to Cloud Computing
Cloud computing concepts and service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)
Benefits of cloud computing: scalability, elasticity, and cost efficiency
Introduction to Amazon Web Services (AWS)
AWS global infrastructure: Regions, Availability Zones, and edge locations
Module 2: AWS Core Services
Compute services: Amazon EC2, AWS Lambda, Elastic Beanstalk
Storage services: Amazon S3, Amazon EBS, Amazon Glacier
Database services: Amazon RDS, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon Aurora
Networking services: Amazon VPC, Route 53, Direct Connect
Module 3: AWS Security and Compliance
AWS Shared Responsibility Model
AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)
Encryption, security best practices, and compliance frameworks
Overview of regulatory standards such as GDPR and HIPAA
Module 4: AWS Pricing and Billing
AWS pricing models and cost structure
Understanding the AWS Free Tier
AWS Budgets and Cost Explorer
Cost optimization and billing management concepts
Module 5: AWS Management and Governance
Introduction to AWS CloudFormation
AWS Organizations and multi-account management
AWS CloudTrail for auditing and governance
Monitoring and operational visibility concepts
Module 6: AWS Business Applications and Use Cases
AWS services supporting business and enterprise applications
Cloud use cases for web, mobile, and e-commerce applications
Real-world examples of AWS adoption and cloud value
Module 7: CLF-C02 Exam Preparation and Review
Overview of the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam structure
Review of exam domains and key topics
Sample questions and practice tests
Exam tips and certification pathway guidance
To successfully complete AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Training (CLF-C02), learners should have:
Basic computer literacy and familiarity with using a computer
No prior experience with AWS or cloud computing required
No programming or scripting knowledge required
Interest in learning cloud computing concepts and AWS fundamentals
Willingness to participate in live sessions, practice questions, and exam preparation activities
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Understand core cloud computing concepts and AWS service models
Explain the benefits of cloud computing, including scalability, elasticity, and cost efficiency
Describe AWS global infrastructure, including Regions, Availability Zones, and edge locations
Identify and explain core AWS services across compute, storage, databases, and networking
Understand the AWS Shared Responsibility Model and basic security principles
Explain AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) concepts and use cases
Understand encryption, compliance, and regulatory frameworks supported by AWS
Describe AWS pricing models, billing concepts, and cost management tools
Use AWS Budgets and Cost Explorer to understand cloud costs at a high level
Understand AWS management and governance services, including CloudFormation and CloudTrail
Recognize how AWS supports business applications and real-world use cases
Demonstrate readiness for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) exam
Build a strong foundation for progressing to associate-level AWS certifications and cloud roles
This course prepares learners for foundational and entry-level roles that require an understanding of cloud computing concepts and AWS services. After completing the training, learners will be better prepared for positions such as:
AWS Cloud Practitioner (Foundational Role)
Cloud Support Associate
Junior Cloud Engineer
IT Support Specialist (Cloud-Focused)
Cloud Operations Associate
Technical Support Engineer (AWS)
Systems Administrator (Cloud Fundamentals)
Business Analyst – Cloud & IT
Cloud Sales or Pre-Sales Associate
Technology or Cloud Consultant (Entry-Level)
As organizations across all industries continue to migrate applications, infrastructure, and data to the cloud, there is a growing demand for professionals who understand cloud computing fundamentals and core AWS concepts. Amazon Web Services (AWS) remains the most widely adopted cloud platform worldwide, making foundational AWS knowledge highly valuable for both technical and non-technical roles.
Companies in sectors such as technology, finance, healthcare, retail, manufacturing, and government rely on AWS to improve scalability, security, and operational efficiency. These cloud environments require professionals who can understand AWS services, pricing models, security responsibilities, and governance frameworks—even in roles that are not deeply technical. As a result, foundational cloud literacy and AWS certification are increasingly viewed as essential skills.
This course directly addresses the growing need for:
Professionals seeking foundational AWS and cloud computing knowledge
Entry-level and cross-functional roles supporting AWS-based solutions
Business and technical teams aligning on cloud value, pricing, and governance
Organizations onboarding employees to AWS and cloud platforms
Learners preparing for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) certification
Individuals building a long-term cloud and AWS career path
By developing these foundational AWS skills, learners gain in-demand knowledge that supports career growth in cloud computing, IT, consulting, and business roles. This course provides a strong starting point for understanding AWS and prepares learners to confidently progress to associate-level AWS certifications and more advanced cloud roles.