The Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP) course is designed to prepare professionals for the CBAP certification exam offered by the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA). This comprehensive curriculum covers all knowledge areas of the BABOK® Guide (Business Analysis Body of Knowledge) v3.0, equipping learners with the skills to excel as business analysts. The course is structured into modules for progressive learning, ensuring a thorough understanding of business analysis principles, techniques, and practices. Each module includes theoretical concepts, practical applications, case studies, and assessments to support certification preparation and real-world application.

This course is designed to empower aspiring and existing small business owners with the mental tools, strategies, and real-world examples needed to thrive in today’s competitive market. Focusing on the entrepreneurial mindset, participants will learn how to think like successful entrepreneurs, embrace challenges, drive innovation, and build resilience. By the end, learners will be equipped to make smarter decisions, manage risks, and grow their businesses sustainably.

Target Audience:

• Small business owners and startup founders
• Freelancers and solopreneurs
• Aspiring entrepreneurs
• Business development professionals

Course Objectives:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Define and adopt the core characteristics of an entrepreneurial mindset
• Develop a clear business vision and apply it to decision-making
• Evaluate and manage business risks effectively
• Apply creative and innovative thinking to real-world challenges
• Cultivate resilience and learn from failures
• Build and leverage networks and limited resources strategically

This introductory course equips leaders and managers with the foundational understanding of digital transformation. It explores how emerging technologies are reshaping industries, the mindset shifts required for successful digital leadership, and strategies for driving innovation and organizational change. Topics include digital strategy, customer experience, agile thinking, data-driven decision-making, and the role of leadership in digital disruption.

This course empowers business leaders with the strategic tools and frameworks needed to design and implement a successful digital transformation roadmap. It focuses on aligning digital initiatives with organizational goals, fostering innovation, and navigating the evolving digital landscape. Participants will learn how to evaluate current digital capabilities, identify strategic opportunities, and create a comprehensive digital strategy that drives long-term value.

Navigate the Windows 11 platform with ease

Windows 11 is more evolutionary than revolutionary – if you’ve used Windows 10, look for refined user-friendly elements, a modified Start menu, an updated File Explorer, and a new notification area.

Our trainer, IT professional Ben Burris, will show you not only how to navigate Windows, but also how to personalize many of its features. You'll learn the different log-in options, and how to customize both the Start menu and the taskbar. You'll also learn about Snap and Task view, which are great tools for dealing with multiple windows.

One of the most important features in Windows is file management, and Ben will show you how to use File Explorer effectively. Then you'll pick up some tips and tricks for working in Edge, Microsoft's newest browser. You’ll also learn how to access the app store to find additional apps to download.

Take our Windows 11 Essentials course to learn more about this version of Windows and how you can use it most effectively.

Navigate the Windows 10 platform with ease

Windows 10 combines the best features of previous versions with a more traditional navigation structure and layout that users prefer, plus many new modern benefits.

Our trainer, IT professional Ben Burris, will show you not only how to navigate Windows, but also how to personalize many of its features. You'll learn the different log-in options, and how to customize both the Start menu and the taskbar. You'll also learn about Snap and Task view, which are great tools for dealing with multiple windows.

One of the most important features in Windows is file management, and Ben will show you how to use File Explorer effectively. Then you'll pick up some tips and tricks for working in Edge, Microsoft's newest browser. You’ll also learn how to access the app store to find additional apps to download.

Take our Windows 10 Essentials course to learn more about this version of Windows and how you can use it most effectively.

The Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP) course is designed to prepare professionals for the CBAP certification exam offered by the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA). This comprehensive curriculum covers all knowledge areas of the BABOK® Guide (Business Analysis Body of Knowledge) v3.0, equipping learners with the skills to excel as business analysts. The course is structured into modules for progressive learning, ensuring a thorough understanding of business analysis principles, techniques, and practices. Each module includes theoretical concepts, practical applications, case studies, and assessments to support certification preparation and real-world application.

The Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP) certification, is a globally recognized professional certification in the field of business analysis. It validates an individual's expertise and experience in business analysis, demonstrating their ability to contribute to business processes, define requirements, and drive project success. 

Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt —1. Course Objective
To equip participants with the advanced tools, leadership skills, and statistical techniques required to lead Lean Six Sigma projects and transform business processes across departments and industries.

2. Target Audience
Process improvement professionals

Project managers

Operations and quality managers

Engineers, analysts, or consultants involved in Six Sigma

Certified Green Belts ready to advance

The Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) is a globally recognized certification in information security offered by (ISC)². The course prepares professionals to design, implement, and manage a best-in-class cybersecurity program.

Target Audience:

• Security Consultants

• Security Analysts

• Security Managers

• IT Directors/Managers

• Network Architects

• Security Auditors

• Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs)

Welcome, where we embark on a journey to master Agile and Scrum methodologies. This comprehensive guide will explore the principles, practices, and roles essential for effective team collaboration. Get ready to dive into the world of Agile and discover how it can transform your team's productivity and innovation.

This course introduces the core concepts and syntax of JavaScript, the essential programming language for web development. It is designed for beginners and provides a solid foundation in writing, understanding, and debugging JavaScript code.

Students learn how to manipulate the Document Object Model (DOM), handle user events, use variables and data types, create functions, and apply control structures such as loops and conditionals. The course also covers modern JavaScript features (ES6+), including arrow functions, template literals, and array methods.

By the end of the course, students will be able to build interactive web pages, understand the structure of client-side scripts, and apply best practices in clean, maintainable code.

This course is designed to empower aspiring and existing small business owners with the mental tools, strategies, and real-world examples needed to thrive in today’s competitive market. Focusing on the entrepreneurial mindset, participants will learn how to think like successful entrepreneurs, embrace challenges, drive innovation, and build resilience. By the end, learners will be equipped to make smarter decisions, manage risks, and grow their businesses sustainably.

Target Audience:

• Small business owners and startup founders
• Freelancers and solopreneurs
• Aspiring entrepreneurs
• Business development professionals

Course Objectives:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Define and adopt the core characteristics of an entrepreneurial mindset
• Develop a clear business vision and apply it to decision-making
• Evaluate and manage business risks effectively
• Apply creative and innovative thinking to real-world challenges
• Cultivate resilience and learn from failures
• Build and leverage networks and limited resources strategically

This course provides an integrated understanding of Knowledge Management (KM) and Big Data, focusing on how organizations can effectively capture, manage, analyze, and utilize knowledge and data to improve decision-making and gain a competitive advantage.

Students explore key concepts in KM such as knowledge types, knowledge sharing, and organizational learning, alongside big data fundamentals including data sources, architecture, analytics, and visualization. The course examines how big data technologies enhance KM practices and how organizations can leverage both to drive innovation, efficiency, and strategic insight.

Through case studies, hands-on tools, and real-world applications, students learn to bridge the gap between data and knowledge, critically analyze data-driven knowledge systems, and address ethical and privacy challenges.

This course provides a foundational understanding of blockchain technology, its underlying principles, and its real-world applications across industries. It explores how decentralized, distributed ledger systems work and why they are considered transformative in fields such as finance, supply chain, healthcare, and digital identity.

Students are introduced to key blockchain concepts including blocks, hashing, consensus mechanisms (e.g., Proof of Work, Proof of Stake), smart contracts, and public vs. private blockchains. The course also examines the evolution of blockchain through platforms like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and emerging technologies such as NFTs and DeFi.

By the end of the course, learners will be equipped to understand how blockchain disrupts traditional systems, evaluate use cases, and navigate the challenges related to security, scalability, and regulation.

AWS Certified SysOps Administrator - Associate validates skills and knowledge in monitoring and maintaining AWS workloads, implementing security controls and networking concepts, performing business continuity procedures, and implementing cost and performance optimizations.

The AWS Fundamentals course introduces learners to the core concepts, services, and infrastructure of Amazon Web Services, the world’s leading cloud computing platform. It is designed for beginners with little or no cloud experience and provides foundational knowledge needed to start working with AWS or preparing for certifications like AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner.

To introduce the core concepts, services, and infrastructure of Amazon Web Services (AWS), enabling learners to understand how to build and manage cloud-based solutions efficiently.

This introductory course equips leaders and managers with the foundational understanding of digital transformation. It explores how emerging technologies are reshaping industries, the mindset shifts required for successful digital leadership, and strategies for driving innovation and organizational change. Topics include digital strategy, customer experience, agile thinking, data-driven decision-making, and the role of leadership in digital disruption.

equips leaders with the advanced skills needed to successfully guide their organizations through digital transformation. Focusing on leadership, change management, and digital strategy alignment, this course helps leaders foster innovation, manage resistance, and build agile, future-ready teams. Ideal for mid to senior-level professionals, it prepares participants to lead with confidence in dynamic, technology-driven environments.

This course empowers business leaders with the strategic tools and frameworks needed to design and implement a successful digital transformation roadmap. It focuses on aligning digital initiatives with organizational goals, fostering innovation, and navigating the evolving digital landscape. Participants will learn how to evaluate current digital capabilities, identify strategic opportunities, and create a comprehensive digital strategy that drives long-term value.

This course empowers leaders to understand, evaluate, and strategically apply emerging technologies to drive digital transformation. Participants will explore key innovations such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, and data analytics. Designed for decision-makers, the course provides insight into how these technologies impact business models, operations, and customer experience. Leaders will gain the knowledge to identify opportunities, mitigate risks, and lead technology-driven change in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

CAMS Part 1 is a beginner-friendly gateway to computing, blending theory and hands-on coding through the Eiffel programming language. It builds a solid foundation in object‑oriented design, reliable software practices, and computational thinking. Once completed, you're fully prepared to advance to Part 2 and tackle more advanced software engineering topics.

CAM 2 is a multidisciplinary course that continues the exploration of computing as both a technical and creative discipline. Building on concepts from introductory computing (CAM 1), this course delves deeper into how computer science intersects with artistic expression, scientific reasoning, and imaginative problem-solving. Students engage with programming, digital media, logic, and algorithmic thinking to design interactive projects that demonstrate the "magic" behind technology.

This course explores the ethical, legal, and social issues related to the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). It equips students and professionals with the knowledge to make responsible decisions when designing, implementing, and using digital technologies in various contexts.

This course provides a foundational understanding of the Internet and the World Wide Web, focusing on key concepts, technologies, and terminology. Students will explore how the Internet functions, how websites are accessed and structured, and the essential components of online communication and web development. The course introduces key terms such as IP address, domain name, web browser, URL, and HTML, and explains how these elements work together to deliver information across the globe.

Designed for beginners, this course equips learners with the knowledge needed to navigate, understand, and use the Internet effectively in academic, professional, and everyday contexts.

This course introduces students to the fundamentals of the internet and its practical uses in everyday life, education, and work. Designed for beginners, it covers the history, structure, and function of the internet, including web browsing, search engines, email, and online communication tools. Students will learn how to navigate websites, use common internet applications, and stay safe online. Emphasis is placed on developing digital literacy, understanding online privacy and security, and using the internet responsibly and effectively.

This course is designed to introduce beginners to the world of social media. It covers the basics of popular platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), LinkedIn, and others. Students will learn how to create and manage accounts, post content, connect with others, and understand platform features and settings. The course also focuses on digital etiquette, privacy settings, and how to stay safe while using social media. By the end of the course, learners will feel confident navigating social media platforms for personal, educational, or business use.

Smartphone and mobile app literacy courses are educational programs designed to help individuals develop the knowledge and practical skills needed to confidently use smartphones and mobile applications in everyday life. These courses are especially valuable for beginners, older adults, or anyone looking to improve their digital skills.

This foundational course introduces the core concepts and essential technical skills needed before diving into DevOps. It covers basic Linux commands, Git version control, scripting (Shell/Python), networking fundamentals, cloud basics, and an introduction to containers using Docker. By the end, learners will be equipped with the practical knowledge required to start a full DevOps journey.

This beginner-level course introduces the fundamentals of Java programming. It covers Java syntax, data types, variables, operators, control structures (if, loops), methods, arrays, and object-oriented programming concepts such as classes and objects. Learners will also understand how to write, compile, and run Java programs. The course lays a solid foundation for advanced Java development and applications.

This introductory course provides a solid foundation in using the Linux operating system. It covers essential topics such as Linux distributions, the command-line interface (CLI), file system navigation, file and directory management, user permissions, basic shell commands, and simple scripting. Learners will gain hands-on experience in performing everyday tasks in a Linux environment—crucial for system administration, development, and DevOps roles.

This beginner-level course introduces the core concepts of computer networking. Topics include types of networks (LAN, WAN, MAN), IP addressing, MAC addresses, DNS, DHCP, routers, switches, ports, and protocols like TCP/IP, HTTP, FTP, and HTTPS. Learners will also understand how data travels across networks and how to troubleshoot basic network issues. Ideal for those starting a career in IT, cybersecurity, or cloud computing.

This introductory course teaches the fundamentals of Python programming. It covers basic syntax, variables, data types (strings, integers, lists, dictionaries), control flow (if statements, loops), functions, and simple input/output. Learners will also write and run basic Python scripts. The course is ideal for beginners with no prior coding experience and provides a strong foundation for data analysis, web development, and automation.