AI & DATA
AI Foundations
AI Foundations Boot Camp
1 day
Live Online
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Most of what we teach prepares you for an exam that someone else owns. These courses are different. Training Camp authored them, because our students kept asking for skills that no vendor curriculum covered the way a working professional needs them: using AI at work, putting the NIST frameworks into practice, building Zero Trust in a federal environment, and a five-day Red Hat RHCSA boot camp. Same instructors as our certification courses, taught live.
Four courses, from a one-day introduction to a two-day build course. None of them requires a coding background and none ends in a vendor exam. The point is to leave able to use these tools on Monday, and to know when not to.
AI Foundations Boot Camp
AI Advanced Boot Camp
ChatGPT 5 Boot Camp
Expert Series Nate Jones AI Accelerator
For security and risk people who have to make a framework real inside an organization. The NIST courses cover the Cybersecurity Framework and the wider NIST catalog. The Zero Trust course is built for federal and state teams working to the seven pillars.
NIST Framework Boot Camp
NIST Cybersecurity Framework Profile 2.0 Boot Camp
Zero Trust Security Training for Government
The one certification course in this set. Five days of hands-on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 system administration, ending in Red Hat's performance-based RHCSA exam. The exam voucher and a free retake are included.
RHCSA Enterprise Linux 9 Certification Boot Camp
Every other page on this site prepares you for an exam that CompTIA, ISC2, Microsoft or another body owns. The courses here were authored by Training Camp. We built the outlines, the labs and the exercises, and we chose the instructors, because these were skills our students asked for and no vendor curriculum covered them the way a working professional needs. The RHCSA boot camp is the one course here that ends in someone else's exam. Red Hat owns that exam; the course is ours.
For the AI, NIST and Zero Trust courses, no. You finish with a Training Camp certificate of completion and, more usefully, work you did in class that you can take back to your job. The RHCSA boot camp ends in Red Hat's hands-on RHCSA exam, and the voucher is included in the course price along with a free retake.
Training Camp instructors, most of whom also teach our certification boot camps. Two of the courses are Expert Series sessions built around a named expert: Todd Lammle teaches the Zero Trust course and Nate B. Jones teaches the AI Accelerator.
Not for the AI courses. AI Foundations and the ChatGPT course are written for business and IT professionals alike, and AI Advanced assumes you have used these tools but not that you can code. The NIST courses expect some security or risk background. RHCSA expects you to be comfortable at a Linux command line, because the exam is entirely hands-on.
Live online is the standard format, in blocks of one to five days depending on the course. In-person delivery is available, and any of these courses can run privately for a team, online or at your site. The Zero Trust and NIST courses in particular tend to work best when a whole team takes them together.
Yes. Private group training uses the same instructor and material, scheduled for your team and tuned toward your environment, whether that is your cloud estate, your agency's Zero Trust roadmap or the AI tools your staff actually have access to. Pricing depends on headcount and location, so use the quote form and we will come back with numbers.
The AI, NIST and Zero Trust courses do not map to a DoD 8140 work role because they do not end in a certification. They do count as training hours, and many students submit the certificate of completion for continuing professional education with their own certification body. Check your body's rules, since each one decides what it accepts.
Timed practice tests for 22 certifications, with an explanation for every answer.
Plain-language definitions across security, cloud, AI and governance.
Everything we run on AI, from these courses to vendor certifications.
Which of our certification courses satisfy DoD 8140 work role requirements.