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Every course we deliver uses the vendor’s own published courseware. That matters to partners because it is what the vendor’s authorization is contingent on, and what a client procurement team checks for.
Third-party study material can be perfectly good and still fail a procurement check, because the question being asked is not whether the content is accurate. It is whether the provider is authorized by the vendor to deliver it.
That distinction decides bids. Government contracts and regulated industries frequently require authorized delivery outright, and a partner reselling our courses inherits that authorization rather than having to argue the point.
Official courseware across the security portfolio, including CISSP, CCSP, SSCP and the CISSP concentrations. Delivered as an ISC2 Official Training Provider.
The governance, audit and risk certifications: CISA, CISM, CRISC, CGEIT and CGRC, using ISACA’s own review material. Training Camp has been named ISACA Training Partner of the Year for the Americas.
CertMaster courseware across the stack from A+ and Network+ through Security+, CySA+, PenTest+ and SecurityX, as an authorized CompTIA partner.
Official cloud and networking curricula, including the Azure administrator and security tracks, AWS solutions architect and security, and the Cisco CCNA and CCNP paths.
Partners resell the authorization along with the course, which is usually the part that makes a bid competitive rather than merely compliant.
No. It is included in the course, for partners and for individual students alike. There is no version of a class here that runs on unofficial material.
No. That is much of the point. You resell courses delivered under our authorizations, and no application to the vendor is required from you.
The courseware is replaced with the vendor’s revised edition and the class moves to it. Keeping current is our cost, not something that gets passed through at revision time.
Partly, and the limit is the vendor’s rather than ours. White-label covers the wrapper: joining instructions, the schedule, your logo on the surrounding material. The vendor’s own courseware keeps its vendor branding, because that is the condition of it being official.
Tell us which certifications your clients ask for and we will confirm what is covered. The partnership team replies within 24 to 48 hours.