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AWS Training and Certification 2020 APN Course Catalog Your Path to Success AWS TRAINING and CERTIFICATION 2020 APN COURSE CATALOG / Table of Contents AWS Training and Certification 2020 APN Course Catalog Your Path to Success AWS TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION 2020 APN COURSE CATALOG / TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of contents 03 WELCOME › 13 AWS DIGITAL COURSES › 68 EXAM READINESS COURSES › 04 AWS LEARNING PATHS › 59 AWS CLASSROOM 71 AWS CERTIFICATION ONLINE COURSES › PRACTICE EXAMS › 05 APN PARTNER TRAINING › 66 AWS CERTIFICATION › 71 AWS CERTIFICATION EXAMS › 67 HOW TO PREPARE FOR 73 STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE FOR AWS CERTIFICATION › SIGNING UP › SIGN UP FOR COURSES AT AWS.TRAINING 2 AWS TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION 2020 APN COURSE CATALOG / WELCOME Welcome to AWS Training and Certification GETTING STARTED: AN OVERVIEW AWS Training and Certification builds your competence, confidence, and credibility through practical cloud skills that help you innovate and build your future. Our content is built by experts at AWS and updated regularly so you’re always learning the latest and keeping your skills fresh. We offer both digital and classroom training so you can learn online at your own pace or from a live instructor. AWS Classroom Training is available in local languages by APN Training Partners and AWS instructors. Whether you’re just starting out, building on existing IT skills, or sharpening your cloud knowledge, our training can help you be more effective and do more with the AWS Cloud. Within this catalog you will find AWS Digital and Classroom Training offerings. We’ve also included information on AWS Certifications as well as exam preparation. For the most up-to-date offerings, visit the AWS Learning Library at aws.training. 3 AWS TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION 2020 APN COURSE CATALOG / LEARNING PATHS AWS Learning Paths AWS Training and Certification learning paths are designed to help you build and advance your skills in specific technical areas. We offer learning paths based on role, solution area, and specialty domain. With recommended training courses and AWS Certification exams, AWS learning paths make it easy for you to progress in building and validating your AWS Cloud skills. ROLE-BASED PATHS AWS SOLUTION PATHS SPECIALTY PATHS Cloud Practitioner Machine Learning Data Analytics (Big Data) This path is intended for individuals who want to This path is intended for learners to dive deep into the This path is intended for anyone who wants to learn learn AWS Cloud fundamentals and best practices. same machine learning (ML) curriculum used to train to design and implement AWS services to derive value Amazon’s developers and data scientists. from data. Architect This path is intended for solutions architects, solution AWS Media Services Advanced Networking design engineers, and anyone who wants to learn how This path is intended for anyone who wants to learn how This path is intended for anyone who wants to design to design applications and systems on AWS. AWS Media Services can create professional-quality media and implement AWS and hybrid IT architectures at scale. experiences without the time, effort, or expense that are Developer typically required to run specialized video equipment. Security This path is intended for software developers who want This path is intended for anyone who wants to learn to learn how to develop cloud applications on AWS. Storage processes and best practices for securing the This path is intended for enterprise storage engineers AWS platform. Operations to learn how to architect and manage highly available This path is intended for SysOps administrators, solutions, with a focus on AWS storage services. systems administrators, and those in DevOps roles. For more information on the learning paths shown below, visit aws.amazon.com/training/learning-paths. APN PARTNER FOUNDATIONAL PATHS AWS Business Professional AWS Technical Professional AWS Professional Services This path is intended for APN Partners who are focused This path is intended for APN Partners who are This path is for Professional Services and features on the foundational Business learning path. Gain a basic focused on the foundational Technical learning path. courses designed to help those in technical roles understanding of AWS services and core business value Gain fundamental technical knowledge of AWS Cloud develop and extend professional services competencies propositions and then move to advanced additional computing and then move to advanced additional training for AWS customer implementations. Partners can training by workload or solution area. by workload or solution area. choose from training by advisory services or solutions. Path is recommended for APN Premier and Advanced Consulting Partners who have achieved the appropriate recommended level of AWS Certification. For all APN Partner Learning Paths, please visit the Partner Learning Path Tool to customize your learning path outcome: https://pages.awscloud.com/AWS-Partner-Learning-Path-Tool. 4 APN Partner Training As a member of the AWS Partner Network (APN), you have access to a world of training and certification options that benefit you, your company, and your customers. AWS Training and Certification builds your competence, confidence, and credibility through practical cloud skills that are highly in demand, and advancing your skills and knowledge has never been easier. AWS offers free digital training and discounted classroom training that allow you to fit continuous learning into every schedule at every competence level, whether you are a business, technical, or services professional. To view all partner training options, visit https://aws.amazon.com/partners/training. To sign up for APN Partner courses, you must be logged into your APN Partner Central account. 5 AWS TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION 2020 APN COURSE CATALOG / PARTNER TRAINING Back to quick search ToAWS access 2019 APN COURSE Partner courses, CATALOG sign into/ APN Partner Central at https://partnercentral.awspartner.com. APN PARTNER COURSES Title Type of training Description Duration The fundamental-level course is intended for individuals who seek an overall understanding of the AWS Cloud, AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials Digital independent of specific technical roles. It provides a detailed overview of cloud concepts, AWS services, security, 6 hours (Second Edition) architecture, pricing, and support. This course also helps you prepare for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam. This course provides a basic understanding of key Amazon Web Services (AWS) products and services, the AWS AWS Business Professional Digital Partner Network (APN), and core AWS business values for partners. In this course, you will build your foundational 3.5 hours Accreditation knowledge and skills as a partner, as well as learn strategies for effective client engagements. The AWS Technical Professional training provides APN Partners with fundamental, technical knowledge of AWS cloud computing, global infrastructure, services, common solutions, migration, security, and compliance. AWS Technical Professional Digital It is intended to empower learners to make informed decisions about IT solutions based on customer business 3.5 hours Accreditation requirements. Upon successful completion of all assessments in this course, you will earn Accreditation as an AWS Technical Professional. Digital 3.5 hours This course introduces partners to the benefits of migrating their customers to the AWS Cloud. Partners will learn AWS Cloud Economics about cost savings and data center economics in relation to cloud computing. Classroom 1 day 6 TheWhen exams new andAWS times services in this launch, catalog our may training change. portfolio Please grows. stay up Stay to update to by date visiting with the Learning Library aton aws.training aws.training.. 6 AWS TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION 2020 APN COURSE CATALOG / PARTNER TRAINING Back to quick search To access APN Partner courses, sign into APN Partner Central at https://partnercentral.awspartner.com. SOLUTIONSCERTIFICATION TRAINING EXAMSFOR PARTNERS SPECIALTY COURSES BUSINESS Title Description Languages Duration Badge Title Type of training Description Duration Digital This course is designed specifically for APN Partners. By learning about AWS best practices, APN Partners can 3 hours better meet customer business challenges in small-medium and enterprise businesses. The course covers customer AWS STP: Foundations (Business) priorities (including CxO-level priorities) with content examples that focus on AWS differentiators, AWS security and Classroom compliance, pricing optimization including TCO, and the cloud adoption process. 1 day An Executive Level Workshop designed specifically for “New to the Cloud” APN Consulting Partner Executives to explore what it takes to transition from a traditional IT sales model to profitability delivering value-added AWS STP: Building your Business Classroom services for AWS customers. Best-practice management examples for organizational change will be shared. This 4 hours with AWS (Executive Workshop) learning session is conducted through digital and in-person presentation, video, interactive discussion, and Q&A with AWS Executives. Digital In this course, you will learn about the benefits of moving Microsoft workloads to AWS. This course is a non- 4 hours AWS STP: AWS for Microsoft technical, non-competitive training for AWS Partner Network (APN) Partners. Partners have the option to take this Workloads (Business) course with an instructor or online. This live classroom course concludes with a comprehensive digital assessment. Classroom 4 hours Digital 2 hours This course will provide APN Partners with new market data,
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