Certification training from the engineers who run the infrastructure.
Preparation for nine of the certifications that matter most in security, networking, cloud and IT management — taught by a practice that designs, secures and operates these environments for a living, so the training reflects how the work is actually done.
Passing the exam is the start, not the goal.
A certificate proves someone can pass an exam. What an employer or a client actually needs is someone who can apply that knowledge to a real network, a real cloud tenant or a real security programme.
Our training is built by the same team that delivers consulting, cyber security, cloud and managed services — so every topic is explained with the context of how it shows up in live environments.
Nine certifications across four disciplines.
Filter by discipline, or read across all nine to see where each one sits.
Certification exams are set and awarded by each certifying body. Some certifications also require verified work experience before they are granted, noted on the card where it applies.
Where to start, and where it leads.
Most people do not need all nine. These are the usual routes through them.
Network engineer
- CCNAFoundations of routing, switching and IP services
- CCNPDesigning and running enterprise networks
Security specialist
- CEHHow attacks work, from the attacker's side
- CISSPSecurity architecture across eight domains
- CISMRunning the security programme itself
Cloud engineer
- FundamentalsAzure AZ-900 or AWS Cloud Practitioner
- AssociateAzure Administrator or AWS Solutions Architect – Associate
- Expert / ProfessionalAzure Solutions Architect or AWS Solutions Architect – Professional
IT lead
- ITSMHow IT services are run, measured and improved
- PMPDelivering projects across predictive, agile and hybrid
For individuals, and for whole teams.
Build your own career path.
For professionals starting out in IT, moving into a new discipline, or preparing for the next level of certification.
- Guidance on which certification to take first
- Structured preparation against the exam objectives
- Real-world examples from live environments
Upskill the team you already have.
For companies that want their IT, security or project teams certified against a recognised standard — planned around the work they are already doing.
- A skills baseline before training starts
- Training mapped to your own environment and tooling
- Schedules that work around operational commitments
From first conversation to certified.
- 01
Assess
Understand current experience and the role being worked towards, and confirm any prerequisites the certifying body sets.
- 02
Plan
Agree the certification, the route through it and a schedule that fits around work.
- 03
Train
Work through the exam objectives with practitioner-led sessions and practical, environment-based examples.
- 04
Certify
Final exam preparation and guidance on booking the exam with the certifying body.
Before you enrol.
Which certification should I start with?
It depends on where you are now and where you want to go. The pathways above show the usual routes — for most people new to a discipline, that means CCNA for networking, CEH for security, or a fundamentals exam for cloud. We will recommend a starting point once we understand your background.
Is the exam fee included?
Exams are booked and paid for with each certifying body. We will confirm what is included in your training when you enquire.
Do any certifications need work experience?
Yes. CISSP and CISM require verified professional experience before the certification is granted, and PMP requires project management experience and education hours. You can still train and sit the exam while building that experience — we will explain the specific requirement for your case.
Can you train a whole team at once?
Yes. Team training starts with a skills baseline, then runs to a schedule agreed with you so it does not disrupt day-to-day operations.
How do I enrol?
Get in touch through the contact page with the certification you are interested in. We will come back to you with the next available schedule and the details for that course.
Tell us which certification you are working towards.
We will recommend a route, confirm the prerequisites and share the next available schedule.