Launch Your Cloud Career with AWS re/Start with Forward College
AWS re/Start is a cohort-based workforce development training program that prepares individuals for careers in the cloud and connects them to potential employers. A technology background is not required to apply.
What Is Project CloudIgnite?
You'll learn
Your 12-Week Journey
A guided path into cloud, skills, and employability.
This 12-week training experience blends foundational IT, Linux, networking, security, Python programming, AWS core services, automation, architecture, and hands-on labs — all designed to build real job-ready cloud skills.
Through structured lessons, practical exercises, soft-skills training, and career support, you’ll progress from fundamentals to confidence, fully prepared for the AWS Cloud Practitioner exam and entry-level cloud roles.
Cloud Foundations
Week 1
Linux Essentials
Week 2
Networking Fundamentals
Week 3
Security Foundations
Week 4
Python Programming
Week 5
Databases & Automation
Week 6
AWS Architecture
Week 7
Tooling, Automation & Servers
Week 8
Storage, Scaling & Serverless
Week 9
Monitoring, Cost & Deployments
Week 10
Machine Learning & Generative AI
Week 11
Certification & Career Preparation
Week 12
Office Hours
Join us every Saturday for live office hours from 9am to 3pm. Drop in anytime to ask questions, get help with your weekly content, or seek guidance on labs and assignments. Our instructors will be available throughout the day to support your learning.
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Take the First Step Toward Your Cloud Career
Complete the form below to apply for the next cohort starting 2 February 2026. Selected candidates will be contacted with further instructions.
Tuition-Free
The program is initiated by Exabytes Cloud Center of Excellence (CCOE) and powered by AWS to build cloud-ready talent.
This is a 100% fully subsidised training program — accepted students do not pay anything from start to finish.
Places are limited. Applications will go through a vetting process, and acceptance is not guaranteed.
Priority is given to fresh graduates, the unemployed, the underemployed, and individuals from B40 households, but everyone is welcome to apply.
Once selected, students will be assigned to a cohort and informed of their start date — they may then accept or decline the offer based on their availability.






