AWS-trained individuals are ready to fill in-demand cloud roles

Preparing individuals for entry-level cloud roles in operations, site reliability, and infrastructure support

AWS-trained individuals are ready to fill in-demand cloud roles

What is AWS re/Start?

Individuals starting their careers in cloud computing may not have a decade of on-the-job experience, but they won’t come on board with a decade’s worth of legacy thinking either. Precisely because they are new to the cloud, these individuals can help your company challenge outdated approaches and embrace change in the digital age.

AWS re/Start graduate profile

Trained in AWS Cloud fundamentals

Prepared to pursue AWS Cloud Practitioner certification

Ready to connect with employers

Curriculum and job skill information

Following is the AWS re/Start curriculum breakdown by topics.

Cloud Foundations
Introduction to the cloud (basic computing and introduction to AWS) 20 hrs
Linux Fundamentals 42 hrs
Networking Fundamentals 22 hrs
Security Fundamentals 33 hrs
Python Programming 46 hrs
Database Fundamentals 31 hrs
AWS Core Services:

Jumpstart on AWS (JAWS) provides a deeper dive into AWS from an operational perspective. JAWS is covered between Week 8 - Week 11.

Well-Architected Framework 7 hours
Understanding-Systems-Operations-on-AWS 8 hours
Tooling-and-Automation 6 hrs
Computing-Servers 10 hrs
Computing-Scaling-and-Name- Resolution 13 hrs
Computing-Containers-and-Serverless 10 hours
Computing-Database-Services 8 hours
Networking 9 hours
Storage-and-Archiving 16 hours
Monitoring-and-Security 10 hours
Managing-Resource-Consumption 7 hours
Creating-Automated-and-Repeatable-Deployments 16 hours
Daily and recurring sessions

Room for instructor driven reinforcement sessions is provided through the twelve weeks, in order to validate learners’ preparation. Peer to peer sessions are also included to prepare learners to teamwork in a professional environment The personal portfolio project ls an activity targeting the completion of a program final project: the learners will be able to leverage this personal portfolio for skills demonstration during the interview process.

Daily Recap sessions/reinforcement time. 40 minutes /day
1/1 activities like mentoring, small presentations, personal portfolio preparation. 2 hours/week
Employability Skills and Event Sessions:

The curriculum features sessions and activities Blending soft skills learnings with professional environment-like tools, processes and best practice exposure. The sessions are applied to the technical curriculum and to the personal portfolio project to make this a unified and Immersive experience for the learners.

Self-Assessment — Who Am I? 1 hours
Amazon Leadership Principles 4 hours
Communicaion Skills 3 hrs
Goal settings 2 hrs
Teamwork and Collaboration 4 hrs
Technical Thought process 3 hours
Digital Presence 2 hours
Personal Portfolio Project* temporarily removed from agenda due to covid-19 and virtual training 2 hours
Resume preparation 5 hours
Elevator pich 1 hours
Networking skills 4 hours
Hiring process 1 hours
Interview process 1 hours
Explore cloud job postings 3 hours
Explore cloud posibilities 2 hours
Community session: SME visit 4 hours
Community session: Company visit 4 hours
Community session: Alumni visit 2 hours
Community session: Networking event 6 hours
Community session: Mock interview 6 hours
Graduation Ceremony 4 hours
Certification Exam 4 hours
program wrap-up 4 hours

Cloud practitioner essentials assessment

During week 12 of the program, learners will have an opportunity to study and prepare for the cloud practitioner certification exam. Learners can complete assesssments for foundational AWS topics to review AWS core services.

Cloud practitioner certification practice 3 hours

What are ideal roles for AWS/reStart graduates?

AWS re/start graduates pursue entry-level cloud roles in operations, site reliability, and infrastructure support. In there positions, graduates use python scripts, support Linux operating systems, operate network infrastrures, deploy basic AWS core services, and carry out initial troubleshooting.