Who this is for
- Developers and IT staff who already touch systems and want the delivery role.
- Career changers with the discipline to learn Linux, Git and pipelines.
- Team leads who need to stop treating deployment as a favour.
Course overview
DevOps is the work between ‘the code is finished’ and ‘the customer can use it’. Teams lose money when releases break and nobody owns the pipeline. This cohort trains you to be that owner: environments, automation and the calm to see a system when it fails. That ownership is why the role pays, why it leads, and why remote engineering teams keep it open.
Why the market wants this
Engineering teams advertise DevOps and cloud roles for months because applicants list tools they have not operated. A pipeline you can draw and defend is rare.
Why enrol on this intake
The role will still be open next quarter. The people who fill it are the ones already in a structured class.
Enrol nowWhat you stand to gain
Pay
DevOps and cloud salaries sit with engineering, not with general IT support.
Leadership
The person who owns release and reliability is in the room when the team decides how to build.
Promotion
Moving from ‘I support the server’ to ‘I own the pipeline’ is a title change, not a hobby.
Remote and international work
Pipelines are remote by nature. Global engineering teams hire this skill across time zones.
Trigger
‘It works on my machine’ just cost the release. A job spec wants CI, containers and cloud and you have only watched the acronyms. Production went down and you did not know what to look at first.
What you lose by waiting
Teams that ship now hire platform people. Developers who cannot get code off a laptop stall at junior. Sysadmins who ignore cloud stall at yesterday’s job. The next vacancy will not train you on the job. It will pick the person who already sat a pipeline.
Why now
Lab seats and instructor time are the limit. Enrol in this intake so you can draw the path from commit to environment before the next interview.
Why this programme
The work you will be hired to do.
Companies that hire developers now also hire people who can get that code into an environment that stays up. This instructor-led DevOps cohort is the job: Linux, cloud primitives, source control, pipelines, containers, and the incident habits that separate a platform person from someone who only watched a YouTube video. You will leave able to explain a pipeline, not recite a definition of CI/CD.
Developers who are tired of ‘it works on my machine’.
Sysadmins and IT professionals moving into cloud and platform work.
Career changers with enough technical grit to live in a terminal.
What you will walk out able to do.
- Move around a Linux environment without fear.
- Describe cloud building blocks a hiring manager recognises.
- Design a simple CI path from commit to an environment.
- Talk containers and config as a team practice, not a buzzword.
- Walk through an incident: what you would look at first.
How the cohort is taught.
- 01
The delivery job
What DevOps is in a real team — collaboration, environments, ownership — not a tool list.
- 02
Linux and cloud primitives
Servers, networks, identity, the commands you will actually type.
- 03
Git and CI thinking
History, branches, automated checks. The pipeline as a conversation with the team.
- 04
Containers and environments
What you package, what you configure, what you must never hard-code.
- 05
See it when it breaks
Logs, metrics, alerts. Observability as a habit.
- 06
Capstone pipeline
A path you can draw on a whiteboard and defend in an interview.
Tools you will touch
LinuxGitCI pipelineContainersCloud walk-through
What the training includes
Training invoice only. Ask an adviser for the current fee.
- Certificate of Completion
- Instructor-led sessions · Abuja and Virtual
- Class recordings and LMS access for up to 6 months
- Lab environments and pipeline exercises
- Capstone review
- Application support for junior DevOps / platform roles
Roles this prepares you to chase
Junior DevOps Engineer · Platform / Cloud support · SRE-adjacent operations · Release / environment engineer