We provide scholarship opportunities and donor-supported seats for motivated students who are ready to commit to learning and launching a career in Cloud, Cybersecurity, DevOps, or AI Workforce readiness.
Scholarship support may cover some or all program costs depending on funding availability, student eligibility, and the track you enroll in.
Partial or full tuition coverage based on need, readiness, and available donor funding.
Guided labs and assignments to build practical skills employers care about.
Live sessions, Q&A, mentorship, and an encouraging community environment.
Resume support, interview practice, and portfolio guidance to help you get hired.
We prioritize students who will benefit the most and demonstrate the ability to commit and complete the program. Scholarships are competitive due to limited donor-funded seats.
We want to make sure scholarship seats go to students who will complete the track and translate the skills into real career outcomes. If you’re not ready yet, we’ll recommend preparatory steps and invite you to apply again.
Our application process is simple but intentional. We want to learn about your goals and ensure you’re set up for success.
Complete the scholarship application and choose your career track.
We review eligibility, readiness, and ask a few short questions to confirm fit.
Selected students receive a scholarship offer and cohort start details.
Begin live classes, complete labs, and work toward job readiness.
Depending on available funding and partnerships, scholarships may come in different forms.
For students facing financial hardship. You’ll provide basic information and a short statement of need.
For students who demonstrate strong readiness, consistency, and commitment to completing the program.
Sponsored by donors/employers who fund seats for selected students. These may include additional mentoring or job pathways.
Here are answers to the most common questions we get about scholarships, donor-funded seats, and program expectations.
No. Scholarships and donor-funded seats do not require repayment. However, students are expected to commit to participation and completion requirements.
We consider eligibility, motivation, readiness, and the ability to commit consistent time each week. Funding availability also affects how many seats we can award per cohort.
A laptop or desktop is strongly recommended. If you do not have one, you may still apply and indicate your situation—we may provide guidance on affordable options or community resources.
It depends on the scholarship type and donor support. Some donor-funded cohorts may include exam vouchers, while others focus on training and labs only.
Yes, many students work while enrolled. Most tracks require consistent weekly time (often 6–15 hours), so we recommend planning your schedule early.
We understand life happens. If you miss sessions, you’ll be encouraged to catch up quickly. Repeated absences or lack of participation may result in losing a scholarship seat so we can offer it to another student.
Sometimes. Depending on the cohort, we may conduct a short call or questionnaire to confirm readiness, answer your questions, and ensure the program is a good fit.
Yes. Some tracks are designed for complete beginners (Cloud and AI Workforce Readiness). For more advanced tracks (Cybersecurity, DevOps), we may recommend a prep path first.
In many cases, yes—depending on seat availability and your progress. We may recommend a different pathway if it better fits your goals and learning level.
Typically, we respond after reviewing your application and confirming cohort seat availability. If you don’t hear back quickly, feel free to contact us and we’ll help you check your status.
In your application, clearly explain your career goal, why you want this track, and how you plan to make time each week. Strong commitment + follow-through matters.
Apply today and we’ll follow up with next steps for eligibility screening and cohort placement.
You can change your life with the right skills, guidance, and support. At Cloud Technology Experts, we combine practical training, mentorship, interview prep, and community — so you’re not just taking another course, you’re building a new career.