AWS Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) is a foundation course in cloud concepts and core AWS services, covering compute, storage, databases, networking, IAM, the Well-Architected Framework and billing, with hands-on work in the AWS Console. It suits cloud newcomers, IT teams and sales or finance staff on cloud projects, and you leave ready to sit your first AWS certification.
AWS is the world's leading cloud provider, and the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) is the first gateway into a cloud career, with the highest enrollment of any cloud course worldwide. It suits people without an IT background as well as those in sales, marketing, finance or project roles who need to understand the cloud. This course builds foundations from cloud concepts, AWS global infrastructure, core services in compute, storage, database and networking, security and IAM, the Well-Architected Framework, to pricing and billing, all with hands-on practice
on the AWS Management Console. Content follows the real CLF-C02 exam structure across all 4 domains (Cloud Concepts, Security and Compliance, Cloud Technology and Services, and Billing, Pricing and Support) with workshops and mock exam questions in every topic, so learners are ready both to use AWS in real work and to take the certification exam. (3 days, 6 hours per day, 18 hours in total, Beginner level, no IT or cloud background required. The real exam has 65 questions in 90 minutes and the certification is valid for 3 years.)
Course Details
A 3-day course, 6 hours per day (18 hours in total), delivered as lectures with hands-on labs on the AWS Management Console and mock exams. Beginner level, no IT background required. Learners take home a lab guide, a CLF-C02 mock exam set with answers, and an exam-preparation checklist. Note: the institute is not an AWS certification issuer; the real exam (65 questions, 90 minutes) must be booked and paid for with AWS via Pearson VUE directly.
Section 1: Cloud Computing and Service Models
Section 2: AWS Global Infrastructure
Section 3: Accessing AWS and Shared Responsibility
Section 4: Compute Services
Section 5: Storage Services
Section 6: Database Services
Section 7: Networking on AWS
Section 8: Security and IAM
Section 9: Well-Architected Framework and Cloud Adoption
Section 10: Billing and Pricing
Section 11: Monitoring and Management
Section 12: CLF-C02 Exam Preparation
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They differ in how much you manage yourself. IaaS provides virtual machines, networking and storage while you manage the operating system and applications, as with Amazon EC2. PaaS manages the servers and platform so you just deploy your code, as with AWS Elastic Beanstalk. SaaS is ready-made software you use straight from a browser, such as cloud email or a CRM.
It divides security duties between AWS and the customer. AWS is responsible for security of the cloud: data centres, hardware, networking and the software that runs its services. The customer is responsible for security in the cloud: their data, IAM permissions, encryption settings and patching operating systems on EC2. The more managed the service, the less the customer has to look after.
A Region is a geographical area where AWS runs data centres, such as Asia Pacific (Singapore). Each Region contains several Availability Zones, which are data centres with separate power and networking, so spreading a system across AZs keeps it running if one fails. Edge Locations are points of presence close to users, used by CloudFront and Route 53 to deliver content faster.
It suits people starting a cloud career and taking their first AWS certification, system administrators, developers and IT teams who want a structured understanding of AWS, sales, procurement, finance and project staff working on cloud projects, and students or career changers. No IT, cloud or programming knowledge is needed; you just need to be comfortable with a computer and the internet.
You will be able to explain cloud concepts and AWS infrastructure, choose compute, storage and database services such as EC2, Lambda, S3, RDS and DynamoDB, understand VPC, IAM and the Well-Architected Framework, use cost management tools, and be ready for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam, which you book with AWS directly. Participants who complete the training receive a Certificate of Completion with its own number, which can be verified online.
You need an email address to sign up for AWS, because the class includes hands-on labs in the AWS Management Console. We recommend a separate test account that stays within the Free Tier, rather than your organisation's production account. No prior IT knowledge is required, and you will take away a lab guide, CLF-C02 practice questions with answers and an exam preparation checklist.
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