Voice of AWS Educate members
All-In-One Cloud Wallet
Dolica Gopisetty used AWS Educate to skill up on cloud computing and prepare her for the workforce. Hear how she describes AWS Educate as the "all-in-one" cloud wallet.
Trinity College Dublin
Donal O'Mahoney of Trinity College Dublin describes how AWS Educate gives him the flexibility to expose students to the normal AWS experience but in an academic-friendly way.
NOVA Launches First Cloud Degree
Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA) rolled out a Cloud Computing specialization as part of its Information Systems Technology (IST) Associate of Applied Science degree.
Real Skills to Real Jobs
Alfredo Colon used AWS Educate’s Cloud Career Pathways to gain the cloud skill “superpowers” he needed to land a job as a DevOps engineer at Universal Studios.
BCIT Uses AWS Educate
To fuel the pipeline of technologists entering the workforce, the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) uses AWS Educate to bring innovative tech to its students.
Bode Lands a Cloud Job
Bode Popoola discusses how AWS Educate helped him learn cloud computing skills and land him a job as a Cloud Support Associate at AWS.
Student Spotlight
Meet Claire.
“Through AWS Educate, I deepened my knowledge about AWS services, tested my skills, and completed five Cloud Career Pathways. For a learning milestone, I took on the challenge of getting AWS Certified. AWS Educate helped prepare me for the exam, and now I am a Certified Cloud Practitioner.”
Chung Yik Lok, “Claire”, PhD Candidate in Cell and Molecular Biology, the Chinese University of Hong Kong
Student Spotlight
Meet Jeremy.
“Through AWS Educate, I learned the fundamentals of solutions architecture, DevOps, machine learning, data integration, and more—just enough to acquire a strategic understanding of cloud services […] and apply the knowledge to real projects. The AWS Educate pathways were concise, contained plenty of useful links, and tested my knowledge through a mix of multiple choice and case study questions."
Jeremy Wang, Master of Mechanical and Mechatronics engineering student, the University of Waterloo
Student Spotlight
Meet Tina.
“I learned about certain AWS services in the context of software development and machine learning, which is something I have not had a chance to do so in my regular courses. The Pathways are structured so I can follow along at my own pace. This has been incredibly helpful with my full-time job and part-time graduate school.”
Tina Hang, Master of Software Engineering student, the Pennsylvania State University
Student Spotlight
Meet Collin.
“AWS Educate […] shows you the path towards a career […]. It gives you more contextual knowledge about the career rather than simply dumping a bunch of facts and info sheets on you. Mentioning […] that I was familiar with AWS definitely helped me land an internship with REAN Cloud, a Premier Consulting Partner with AWS.”
Collin Arnet, aspiring Data Scientist, Northern Virginia Community College
Student Spotlight
Meet Kayden.
“AWS Educate was the inspiration that lead me to begin developing an LLC in e-commerce […]. I discovered how simple it was [to learn] how the various cloud platforms worked and would now like to begin using these types of capabilities to help customers source items, create a brand, and generate some revenue along the way."
Kayden Gillenwater, Informatics Graduate, Indiana University
AWS Podcast: Workforce Development Using AWS Educate
Igniting Passion
AWS Educate launches the AWS Siklab Pilipinas in Manila, Philippines. The Siklab—a Tagalog word that translates to a flame and spark—provided cloud essentials training and a job fair for 400 students and 80 educators across 90 institutions.
Launching a Cloud Degree
Cloud computing has been highlighted by LinkedIn as the #1 in-demand, global skill for the past four years, with Northern Virginia housing one of the largest concentrations of IT jobs in the nation. Learn about the innovative degree offering created by NOVA and AWS Educate.
Scalable Cloud Courses
Intended to scale, CA Cloud sets a precedent for thinking big about global cloud curriculum. The California Cloud Workforce Project (“CA Cloud”) designed a Cloud Computing Certificate in collaboration with faculty at Santa Monica College and AWS Educate.
Re-Skilling Adult Workers
Singapore's National Trade Union Congress (NTUC) Learning Hub works with AWS Educate to reach a different audience: adult learners. The NTUC intends to train and re-skill 20,000 Singaporeans to build cloud computing skills before the end of 2019.
Organizations using AWS Educate
Organizations using AWS Educate
Organizations using AWS Educate
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