Training
Courses in cloud, DevOps, security, databases, programming, AI and desktop support, with preparation for the certification exams you then sit yourself. For engineering teams, we also run programs against your own codebase.
Courses
Hands-on labs, projects you build end to end, and practice tests, toward the AWS certification that fits where you are.
Prepares you for
Infrastructure as code, pipelines and the operations around them: build it, ship it, watch it, and keep the bill under control.
What you work with
And around it
Both sides of security. Attacks are practised only in lab environments built for them, alongside the detection, hardening and response that stop them.
Prepares you for
ISC2 sets its own experience requirements; CISSP, for example, asks for five years of relevant paid work.
Relational and non-relational databases, with the focus on running them in the cloud: design, performance, backup and access control.
What you work with
Writing, testing and debugging real programs, from the first script to code someone else can maintain.
What you work with
Two tracks. For business: using AI tools well, where they go wrong, and what should never be pasted into one. For coding: building with AI assistants and models, and checking what they write.
Levels
Supporting Windows users and machines: setup, troubleshooting, accounts and permissions, networking problems, and working a support ticket from first call to resolution.
Levels
Full courses
Free. Module 1 of each course is open to everyone; sign in with your email to save your progress and unlock each lesson as you pass the one before. Work through it on your own, or ask us to teach it live.
Learn what the AWS Cloud is, what it costs and who secures what, by touring the console, setting a budget and pricing a workload, then answering exam-style questions across all four domains of the Cloud Practitioner exam.
Open the courseLearn to build, secure, deploy and debug applications on AWS the way the Developer – Associate exam expects, by writing Python and AWS CLI code against Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, SQS, EventBridge and KMS, shipping it with AWS SAM and a CI/CD pipeline, then reasoning through exam-style questions.
Open the courseLearn to design AWS systems that are secure, resilient, fast and cheap to run, the four things the Solutions Architect – Associate exam tests, by building them with the AWS CLI and Python and then reasoning through the trade-offs in exam-style questions.
Open the coursePut security checks where every change already passes, the CI/CD pipeline, so that secrets, vulnerable code, risky infrastructure and unsigned images are stopped before they ship, and every release leaves evidence an auditor can read.
Open the courseBeing written next
How the courses run
Every topic is practised hands-on in a lab, not only shown on a slide.
Each track builds toward projects you complete end to end, and can explain afterwards.
Questions we write ourselves against each exam's published objectives — never leaked exam content.
When you are ready, you book and take the exam yourself with the official provider. We do not run exams or sell exam vouchers.
An independent training provider. Pontelon is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an authorized training partner of AWS, CompTIA, ISC2, Microsoft, Oracle or IBM. Certification and product names are trademarks of their owners. Exams, fees and eligibility are set by each provider and change over time, so check the provider's current exam guide before you book. Course length, format and price depend on the track: ask us.
For engineering teams
We do not teach from a sample app. Bring your repository, your stack and your real constraints, and your team leaves having fixed something that was actually wrong.
By the end, your team can
By the end, your team can
By the end, your team can
By the end, your team can
How team programs run
Onsite or remote, in cohorts of up to twelve — beyond that nobody gets their own code looked at, which is the part that makes it work.
Each program is roughly a third instruction and two thirds supervised work on your own systems. Individual modules can be pulled out as a one-day workshop where a full program is more than you need.
A written findings document covering what we found in your codebase during the sessions, the fixes applied, and the ones we recommend but did not have time for — prioritized, with the reasoning included. Course materials are yours to keep and re-run internally.
Tell us the track or certification you are after, or what your team runs and where it hurts. We will reply with the format, length and price that fit.
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