Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions, about the courses and about enterprise training.

Last updated: 31 July 2026

General FAQs

Got questions? Here are the answers.

No worries, just mention it in the enrollment form or bring it up in an intro call. There's always a solution to be found.

Projects are scoped to be realistic but manageable: a deployable cloud-native application you build incrementally over the course. The goal is something you can actually show to employers, not a toy example.

Cohorts are capped at 10–12 participants to keep sessions focused and interactive. You'll always get personal attention and space to ask questions.

The course content overlaps with topics covered in certifications like CKA and CKAD, but the focus is practical skill-building, not exam prep.

The intro price is a special rate for the very first cohorts of each course: a thank-you to early participants who help shape the program. Once those cohorts are full, the regular price applies.

Absolutely. The program is primarily aimed at individuals, but a proper company invoice can be issued (including reverse charge billing for EU businesses).

Enterprise FAQs

Everything about custom training for your team.

After a short intro call, we scope content, format, and timing to your team. Then comes delivery, either on-site or remote, followed by a check-in a few weeks later.

Any step of the training program can be delivered on-site, individually or combined, scoped to your stack: see the Training Areas below for what's covered.

Up to 12 people per training, so sessions stay interactive and everyone gets enough attention.

Materials, preparation, and one follow-up session about a month after the training. Travel and infrastructure costs are scoped separately.

Both are possible. On-site works especially well for intensive, multi-day formats; remote works well for individual topic blocks.

Usually yours: training runs on your own environment so what's learned maps directly onto your real stack. If that's not an option, infrastructure can be provided for the training instead.