Build practical cloud computing and architecture skills with the AWS Cloud Architect Course in Canada at Toronto Innovation College. This comprehensive 12-week training program introduces learners to core Amazon Web Services, cloud architecture principles, networking, security, databases, automation, serverless computing, monitoring, and cost optimization.
The course includes 60 hours of structured instruction designed to help learners understand how modern applications and infrastructure are designed, deployed, secured, monitored, and optimized on the AWS Cloud.
Through instructor-led learning, guided demonstrations, architecture examples, and hands-on exercises, students will work with widely used AWS services such as Amazon EC2, Amazon S3, Amazon VPC, Amazon RDS, AWS Lambda, Route 53, CloudWatch, CloudFormation, and Elastic Load Balancing.
Whether you are an IT professional strengthening your cloud knowledge, a system administrator moving toward cloud technologies, or a beginner exploring a career in cloud computing, this AWS Solutions Architect Training provides a structured path for developing practical AWS architecture skills.
The official AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate certification evaluates knowledge related to designing secure, resilient, high-performing, and cost-optimized AWS solutions. Certification registration and examination are managed separately by AWS.
The AWS Cloud Architect Course provides theoretical knowledge and practical exposure to important AWS services and cloud architecture concepts.
During the training, you will learn how to:
Our AWS Cloud Computing Course curriculum progresses from foundational cloud concepts to advanced architecture, automation, security, monitoring, and recovery topics.
The AWS Cloud Architect Training is delivered over 12 weeks, with a total of 60 instructional hours. Each stage of the course builds progressively from fundamental cloud concepts to more advanced architecture and deployment topics.
Instructor-led sessions may include:
This structured learning approach helps students connect AWS theory with practical cloud architecture scenarios.
Contact Toronto Innovation College for the latest information about class schedules, delivery options, upcoming batches, and seat availability.
A basic understanding of computers, networking, operating systems, or IT infrastructure may be helpful. However, the program begins with foundational cloud computing and AWS concepts.
The AWS Cloud Architect Course is delivered over 12 weeks and includes 60 hours of instruction. The program progresses from cloud computing fundamentals to networking, security, databases, automation, serverless architecture, monitoring, and cost optimization.
You will learn about AWS services including Amazon EC2, S3, VPC, RDS, Aurora, DynamoDB, Lambda, Route 53, CloudWatch, CloudTrail, CloudFormation, Elastic Load Balancing, Auto Scaling, SQS, SNS, and EventBridge.
You will also study security, high availability, fault tolerance, infrastructure automation, content delivery, backup, recovery, cost management, and performance optimization.
The program begins with an introduction to cloud computing, AWS infrastructure, the Shared Responsibility Model, and the AWS Management Console. This makes it accessible to learners developing foundational AWS knowledge.
Basic knowledge of IT systems, operating systems, networking, or databases can help learners understand technical topics more easily.
The curriculum covers architecture concepts and AWS services relevant to the AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate learning path. However, this course is not the official AWS examination, and completing it does not automatically provide AWS certification.
Students must register for and pass the applicable AWS certification examination separately through AWS.
The course is designed to combine theoretical learning with hands-on practice. Learners explore the configuration and use of AWS services through demonstrations, exercises, scenarios, and architecture examples.
This program does not require approval under the Ontario Career Colleges Act, 2005.
