Complete beginners who want to start learning cloud computing
Students exploring careers in cloud, DevOps, or IT infrastructure
Job seekers preparing for cloud or technical support roles
IT support professionals who want to expand into AWS
Career changers transitioning into cloud or technology fields
Small business owners interested in understanding AWS services
Individuals preparing for the AWS Cloud Practitioner certification
Anyone curious about how AWS powers real-world applications
Learn AWS cloud fundamentals with simple, beginner-friendly lessons
Understand AWS global infrastructure and core cloud concepts
Explore the AWS Management Console with guided practice
Get introduced to essential AWS services like EC2, S3, RDS, and Lambda
Learn how to set up an AWS account and use Free Tier benefits safely
Understand IAM users, groups, roles, and security best practices
Practice creating and managing basic AWS resources
Build a strong foundation for AWS certifications such as Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02)
AWS for Beginners is a free, beginner-friendly course designed to introduce you to the fundamentals of Amazon Web Services (AWS), the world’s most widely used cloud platform. Whether you are exploring cloud computing for the first time, preparing for entry-level IT roles, or planning to pursue AWS certifications, this course provides a simple and practical foundation.
Through guided lessons and hands-on demonstrations, you’ll learn what the cloud is, how AWS services work, and how organizations use AWS for computing, storage, networking, security, and database needs. You will explore the AWS Management Console, understand essential terminology, and gain clarity on how cloud resources are created and managed. No prior cloud experience is required—this course is designed specifically for absolute beginners.
By the end of the course, you will understand key AWS services, cloud concepts, and real-world use cases. You will also be prepared to continue learning with more advanced AWS courses such as AWS Cloud Practitioner Certification (CLF-C02).
This is a beginner-level course with no prior cloud or AWS experience required.
Learners only need:
Basic computer and internet skills
Ability to navigate a web browser
A free AWS account (recommended for hands-on practice)
Basic English reading skills
Interest in learning cloud technology
No programming, technical, or IT background is necessary—this course is designed for absolute beginners.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Understand the fundamentals of cloud computing and AWS’s role in the cloud ecosystem
Explain AWS global infrastructure, including regions, availability zones, and edge locations
Set up and secure an AWS account and understand Free Tier benefits
Navigate the AWS Management Console with confidence
Identify and describe core AWS services, such as EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda, and VPC
Work with essential AWS resources, including storage, compute, and networking
Understand IAM concepts, including users, groups, roles, and permissions
Apply basic AWS security best practices
Recognize common real-world cloud use cases
Build a strong foundation for moving into AWS Cloud Practitioner Certification (CLF-C02)
Learning AWS fundamentals opens opportunities in various beginner-level cloud and IT positions. After completing this course, learners will be better prepared for roles such as:
Cloud Support Associate (Entry-Level)
AWS Cloud Technician (Junior)
IT Support Specialist
Help Desk Technician
Technical Support Assistant
Junior Cloud Administrator
DevOps Assistant (Entry-Level)
Cloud Operations Assistant
Module 1: Overview of AWS
What is Amazon Web Services (AWS)?
How cloud computing works
Benefits of using AWS for individuals and organizations
Global infrastructure overview: regions, availability zones, edge locations
Module 2: AWS Free Tier and Benefits
What is the AWS Free Tier?
Understanding free-tier limits for compute, storage, and databases
Cost awareness and billing basics
Best practices to avoid unexpected charges
Module 3: Creating an AWS Account
Step-by-step walkthrough of account setup
Securing your AWS account
Understanding root user vs. IAM users
Setting up basic billing alerts
Module 4: Introduction to the AWS Management Console
Navigating the AWS Console
Using search, services menu, and pinned shortcuts
Understanding the dashboard layout
Hands-on: Exploring key service areas
Module 5: Core AWS Services
Compute: EC2, Lambda, Elastic Beanstalk
Storage: S3, EBS, Glacier
Database Services: RDS, DynamoDB
Networking: VPC, load balancers, Route 53
Hands-on: Deploying a simple instance or S3 bucket
Module 6: Introduction to IAM (Identity and Access Management)
What is IAM and why it matters
Users, groups, roles, and policies
Understanding permissions and security best practices
Hands-on: Creating an IAM user and assigning permissions
AWS is the world’s most widely used cloud platform, powering applications and services across industries such as finance, healthcare, retail, technology, and government. As organizations continue shifting to cloud-based solutions, the demand for professionals with foundational AWS knowledge continues to rise—especially in entry-level IT and cloud roles.
Employers now look for candidates who understand basic cloud concepts, AWS services, and console navigation, even for positions like IT support, help desk, and junior cloud operations. Without these skills, many job seekers struggle to qualify for cloud or technical roles.
This course addresses the growing need for:
Beginner-friendly cloud training for new IT professionals
AWS foundational skills used in support, operations, and DevOps environments
Digital transformation and workforce upskilling programs
Preparation for foundational certifications like AWS Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02)
Awareness of cloud tools and services used across modern organizations
By gaining AWS fundamentals, learners build a strong starting point for cloud careers and can confidently advance to more specialized AWS training.