Let’s Explore a
Learning Partnership
This is not a signup form or a sales pitch. It’s a short conversation to understand your learning program and see if a partnership makes sense.
Using realistic cloud briefs within your existing curriculum
Evaluating learners based on architectural decisions and reasoning
Producing portfolio-ready artifacts from real scenarios
Certification issuance
Guaranteed hiring or placement
Replacing your instructors or LMS
This Works Best For Programs That…
Works well if you:
- Teach cloud engineering beyond basic service usage
- Want learners to justify architectural trade-offs
- Value reasoning and decision-making
- Run cohorts, capstone projects, or applied labs
Not a good fit if you:
- Focus primarily on exam preparation
- Promise job placement guarantees
- Rely on quiz-based assessments only
What a Typical Partnership Looks Like
We align on your learning goals and cohort structure
You select or co-design cloud scenarios
Learners complete simulations as part of your program
Submissions are reviewed using structured evaluation
Learners retain portfolio artifacts after completion
// PARTNERSHIPS VARY BY PROGRAM
Common Questions
Is this a certification?
No. We focus on experience and artifacts, not credentials.
Do you guarantee hiring outcomes?
No. We provide realistic practice, not placement promises.
Can this replace our curriculum?
No. It complements existing training.
Is student data public?
Visibility is configurable. Private programs are supported.
What We’ll Ask You
To understand fit, the conversation will likely cover:
Who are your learners?
What is their cloud experience level?
Current assessment methods?
Key program constraints?
No preparation needed.
Start a Conversation
Share a bit about your program. We’ll follow up to explore whether a partnership makes sense.
See if this makes sense — for both sides.