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AWS Educate to Provide Students, Educators Cloud-Based Learning
📅 - Amazon Web Services (AWS) recently launched AWS Educate, part of its worldwide initiative to give educators and students alike a new method for cloud-based learning and career selection.
As technology continues to depend and rely on the cloud for storage and communication capabilities, AWS Educate will help students and teachers work together to find career paths for students based on the new Cloud Career Pathways. Cloud Career Pathways include 25 content modules that students can take at their own pace to find entry-level jobs with the skills they learn in training.
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