AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) Certification Prep
AWS Cloud Practitioner – November 2026 Morning Batch
Live online AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) preparation batch.
Classes Monday to Thursday, 7:30–8:30 AM, and Saturday, 8:30–10:00 AM.
Includes hands-on AWS labs, module quizzes and full-length practice exams.
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AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) Certification Prep
Build a solid foundation in AWS and walk into the CLF-C02 exam prepared.
This instructor-led programme takes you through everything the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam covers, with live classes, hands-on labs in the AWS console and regular practice in the exam's own format.
What you'll learn
- Cloud concepts: the benefits of the cloud, the AWS global infrastructure, the Well-Architected Framework and the Cloud Adoption Framework.
- Security and compliance: the shared responsibility model, IAM, security services and compliance tools.
- Cloud technology and services: compute, storage, databases, networking, analytics, AI/ML and integration services.
- Billing, pricing and support: pricing models, cost management tools and AWS Support plans.
How you learn
- Live, interactive online sessions with an experienced trainer.
- Hands-on labs in the AWS console.
- A short quiz after every module, drawn from the exam's four domains.
- Two full-length practice exams on GeeksArray with an estimated score, plus guided review.
Hands-on labs
You do the labs in your own free AWS account, guided step by step in your course room.
- New AWS accounts can start on the Free plan, with promotional credits; on that plan you are not charged unless you choose to upgrade. A debit or credit card is needed only to verify your identity.
- The first lab sets up a zero-spend budget alert, and every lab ends with a clean-up checklist, so nothing keeps running after class.
- No card? Tell your coordinator before the course starts and the trainer will pair you with a demo environment.
Who should enrol
- Students and fresh graduates starting a cloud career.
- Developers, testers, support and IT professionals moving to AWS.
- Sales, project and business roles that work with cloud teams.
Prerequisites
Basic computer and internet knowledge. No prior AWS experience is needed.
Training details
- Duration: 8 weeks, 40 live sessions (about 44 hours)
- Mode: Live online, instructor-led
- Level: Beginner
- Certificate: Course completion certificate through GeeksArray
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Curriculum · 10 modules, 40 lessons
Module 1 — Cloud Concepts and the AWS Global Infrastructure 4 lessons
What the cloud is, its benefits, and how AWS Regions, Availability Zones and edge locations fit together.
- Session 1: What cloud computing is: IaaS, PaaS, SaaS and deployment models
- Session 2: Benefits of the AWS Cloud: agility, elasticity, economies of scale
- Session 3: AWS global infrastructure: Regions, Availability Zones, edge locations, Local Zones
- Session 4: Hands-on: creating an AWS account safely and touring the console, CLI and CloudShell
Module 2 — Well-Architected, Cloud Adoption and Migration 4 lessons
Designing well on AWS, and how organisations plan and carry out a move to the cloud.
- Session 5: The AWS Well-Architected Framework and its six pillars
- Session 6: The AWS Cloud Adoption Framework: perspectives and transformation
- Session 7: Migration strategies (the 7 Rs) and migration services: MGN, DMS, Snow Family, DataSync
- Session 8: Cloud economics: CapEx vs OpEx, rightsizing, licensing and total cost of ownership
Module 3 — Shared Responsibility and Identity (IAM) 4 lessons
Who secures what, and controlling access with IAM.
- Session 9: The shared responsibility model across EC2, RDS, Lambda and S3
- Session 10: IAM users, groups, roles and policies; least privilege
- Session 11: Protecting the root user, MFA, access keys and IAM Identity Center
- Session 12: Hands-on: building a least-privilege setup with groups and roles
Module 4 — Security Services and Compliance 4 lessons
Protecting workloads and proving compliance.
- Session 13: Network security: security groups, network ACLs, AWS WAF, Shield and Firewall Manager
- Session 14: Threat detection and findings: GuardDuty, Inspector, Macie, Detective and Security Hub
- Session 15: Encryption and secrets: KMS, CloudHSM, Secrets Manager and Certificate Manager
- Session 16: Logging and compliance: CloudTrail, Config, Artifact, Audit Manager, Organizations and Control Tower
Module 5 — Compute on AWS 4 lessons
Running applications on AWS, from virtual servers to serverless.
- Session 17: Amazon EC2: instance families, AMIs, storage options and purchasing models
- Session 18: Scaling and load balancing: EC2 Auto Scaling and Elastic Load Balancing
- Session 19: Containers and serverless: ECS, EKS, Fargate, Lambda, Elastic Beanstalk and Lightsail
- Session 20: Hands-on: launching a load-balanced, auto-scaled web application
Module 6 — Storage and Databases 4 lessons
Choosing the right storage and database service.
- Session 21: Amazon S3: storage classes, lifecycle rules, versioning and static websites
- Session 22: Block and file storage: EBS, instance store, EFS, FSx, Storage Gateway and AWS Backup
- Session 23: Databases: RDS, Aurora, DynamoDB, ElastiCache, Redshift and purpose-built databases
- Session 24: Hands-on: S3 lifecycle and a managed database with Multi-AZ
Module 7 — Networking and Content Delivery 4 lessons
Connecting resources and delivering content to users worldwide.
- Session 25: Amazon VPC: subnets, route tables, internet and NAT gateways
- Session 26: Connecting networks: VPN, Direct Connect, VPC peering, Transit Gateway and PrivateLink
- Session 27: Route 53, CloudFront, Global Accelerator and API Gateway
- Session 28: Hands-on: building a VPC with public and private subnets
Module 8 — Analytics, AI/ML, Integration and Operations 4 lessons
The wider AWS service catalogue you are expected to recognise.
- Session 29: Analytics: Athena, Glue, EMR, Kinesis, QuickSight and OpenSearch
- Session 30: AI and machine learning: SageMaker, Bedrock, Rekognition, Comprehend, Lex, Polly and more
- Session 31: Application integration: SQS, SNS, EventBridge and Step Functions; developer tools
- Session 32: Operations: CloudWatch, X-Ray, Systems Manager, CloudFormation and infrastructure as code
Module 9 — Billing, Pricing and Support 4 lessons
How AWS charges, how to control costs, and where to get help.
- Session 33: Pricing models: On-Demand, Reserved Instances, Savings Plans, Spot and Dedicated Hosts
- Session 34: Cost tools: Pricing Calculator, Cost Explorer, Budgets, Cost and Usage Report and tags
- Session 35: Consolidated billing and AWS Organizations; Trusted Advisor and Compute Optimizer
- Session 36: Support plans, re:Post, Marketplace, the Partner Network and other resources
Module 10 — Exam Preparation 4 lessons
Timed practice, review and exam strategy.
- Session 37: CLF-C02 exam format, question styles and time management
- Session 38: Full-length practice exam 1 and review
- Session 39: Domain review: weak areas from the practice exams
- Session 40: Full-length practice exam 2, final review and booking the exam
Cancellation & refund policy
Refund Policy
- If a cancellation request is received 7 days or more before the batch start date, 25% of the course fee will be deducted as cancellation charges and the remaining amount will be refunded.
- If a cancellation request is received between 3 and 6 days before the batch start date, 50% of the course fee will be deducted as cancellation charges and the remaining amount will be refunded.
- If a cancellation request is received less than 3 days before the batch start date, no refund will be applicable.
- No refund will be provided once the batch has started.
- If the batch is cancelled by ConfidentHire, the full course fee paid by the student will be refunded.
- Course fees are non-transferable to another student or batch.
- Approved refunds will be processed within 7–10 working days.
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