Teaching cloud fundamentals to roughly a hundred people, in parallel with a full-time corporate role.
Freelance instructor, with Tree Srl as training partner · Cloud instructor, foundational and practitioner level · 2021–2023
Cloud adoption stalls on people rather than on platforms. Organisations buy the capability and then discover that the teams meant to use it have never designed for elasticity, shared responsibility or cost as an architectural constraint. Foundational training is where that gap actually closes.
Cloud instructor on an occasional-performance contract, delivering courses through the training partner Tree Srl alongside my day job.
Four foundational and practitioner-level classes covering cloud concepts, core AWS services, security and shared responsibility, and cost design. Certification preparation at that level, and adaptation of the material to mixed corporate and early-career audiences. Course authoring, accreditation content ownership and advanced architecture tracks were not part of the mandate.
Training partner, corporate clients and their IT teams, individual professionals and students.
AWS, foundational and practitioner curriculum, hands-on labs, virtual and classroom delivery.
Certification
AWS Certified Solutions Architect, Associate. AWS Authorised Instructor.
Around one hundred people taught the fundamentals of cloud across four classes in roughly eighteen months. The same enablement instinct was later applied inside ENGIE, where I built and planned cloud training and learning paths for all IT colleagues.