The official AWS Classroom Training solution delivers in-person seminars with teachers who AWS has approved. These instructors use presentations, discussions, and practical laboratories to impart in-demand cloud skills and practices. There are three types of training:

• Public classes: AWS or one of the numerous international AWS Training Partners offer courses online or in person.
• The “train your team” strategy: With private training from AWS, a team can study together and acquire the necessary skills.
• A regional training associate: Local AWS training Partners approved by AWS may also offer classroom-based instruction.

The Human Impact Technician will play a crucial role in evaluating and analyzing the effects of human activities on the natural environment. This position is designed for individuals passionate about ecological conservation and sustainability, capable of employing advanced technological tools and methodologies to gather and interpret data related to human impact on ecosystems. In this dynamic role, the selected candidate will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of scientists, researchers, and policymakers to provide insights that drive meaningful change. The technician will engage in field studies and laboratory analyses, utilising sensors, software applications, and data collection techniques to monitor environmental conditions. A key aspect of this position involves communicating findings to stakeholders and the public, advocating for responsible practices that minimize negative environmental impacts. The Human Impact Technician will also contribute to the development of educational materials and community outreach initiatives aimed at raising awareness of the importance of preserving our ecosystems. By leveraging cutting-edge technology and sound scientific principles, this role is paramount in fostering a sustainable coexistence between humans and the natural world, ultimately leading to informed actions that protect our planet for future generations.