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Version 2026.08-4
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399 hours (57 days)
Remote

AS200 — New DevOps Platform Engineer

Intensive 399-hour curriculum to master OpenShift, containerization, GitOps, virtualization, and multi-cluster security. Red Hat certifications included.

Duration

399 hours (57 days)

57 business days

Certification

Red Hat Certified OpenShift Administrator (EX280)

+ Red Hat Certified OpenShift Developer II (EX288)

Schedule

To be planned — 'Richard Stallman' cohort (dates to be confirmed)

→ To be planned

2027 Tuition

€7,490 incl. VAT

20% VAT included

OpenShift Kubernetes Containers GitOps DevOps Security Virtualization CI/CD

Curriculum Overview

The AS200 — New DevOps Platform Engineer curriculum is an intensive 399-hour program designed for non-IT professionals who want to master the Red Hat OpenShift ecosystem from A to Z.

Philosophy: Learn containerization, from the fundamentals (Podman, Kubernetes) to advanced OpenShift usage (virtualization, multi-cluster security, GitOps).

The Spring 2027 cohort bears the name Richard Stallman, pioneer of free software. This curriculum covers 9 official Red Hat courses, a certification preparation phase, an 84-hour final project, and a professional defense before a jury.


Learning Objectives

Upon completing the AS200 curriculum, you will be able to:

  • Deploy and administer an OpenShift cluster in production (installation, updates, RBAC, networking, storage)
  • Design and deploy containerized applications on OpenShift (images, builds, deployments, CI/CD)
  • Implement a complete GitOps CI/CD pipeline with ArgoCD and OpenShift Pipelines
  • Manage virtual machine virtualization on OpenShift Virtualization (migration from VMware/RHV)
  • Secure and monitor a multi-cluster OpenShift platform (ACS — Advanced Cluster Security, ACM — Advanced Cluster Management)
  • Obtain official Red Hat certifications EX280 and EX288

Target Audience

This curriculum is designed for non-IT professionals transitioning or upskilling:

  • Professionals transitioning to cloud and DevOps careers
  • IT technicians seeking to move into cloud-native platform administration
  • Engineers and scientists from other fields targeting a tech career change
  • Job seekers with a professional project oriented toward DevOps/Cloud

Prerequisites

To join the AS200 curriculum, you must:

  1. Working comfort with the Linux command line : navigation, files and permissions, users, processes, editing with vim/nano, and using sudo
  2. Have basic networking knowledge: TCP/IP, DNS, HTTP

Software Versions & Ecosystem

This curriculum is aligned with the Aperta Scientia internal release 2026.08-4, synchronized with the latest official Red Hat Training versions and sovereign cloud standards:

Course / Module Official Title Target Software Version Support Edition
DO188 Red Hat OpenShift Development I: Introduction to Containers with Podman Podman v5.2+ / UBI 9 RHOCP 4.18+ / 4.22
DO180 Red Hat OpenShift Administration I: Operating a Production Cluster RHOCP v4.22 (K8s v1.35) Release GA 4.22
DO280 Red Hat OpenShift Administration II: Configuring a Production Cluster RHOCP v4.18+ / v4.22 Edition 2 / 4.22
DO380 Red Hat OpenShift Administration III: Scaling Deployments RHOCP v4.18+ / ArgoCD v2.12+ GitOps & OADP v1.4
DO288 Red Hat OpenShift Development II: Building Kubernetes Applications RHOCP v4.18+ / Tekton v1.16+ Pipelines Cloud-Native
DO316 Managing Virtual Machines with Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization OpenShift Virtualization v4.18+/v4.22 KubeVirt & MTV v2.6
DO322 Red Hat OpenShift Installation Lab OpenShift IPI / UPI / SNO Bare-metal & Cloud
DO430 Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security for Kubernetes ACS v4.6+ StackRox & Scanner v4
DO432 Multicluster Management with Red Hat ACM ACM v2.12+ Governance & Policy Hub

Detailed Curriculum

Global Structure — 399 hours / 57 days

# Course Module Title Days Hours
00 RHLS RHLS Bootcamp & Linux Fundamentals (RH124/RH134 excerpts) 2 d 14 h
01 DO188 Podman & Containers 3 d 21 h
02 DO180 Kubernetes & OpenShift Basics 5 d 35 h
03 DO280 OpenShift Administration I 5 d 35 h
04 DO380 OpenShift Administration II 5 d 35 h
05 DO288 OpenShift Development 5 d 35 h
06 DO316 OpenShift Virtualization 5 d 35 h
07 DO322 OpenShift Installation Lab 2 d 14 h
08 DO430 Advanced Cluster Security (ACS) 3 d 21 h
09 DO432 Multicluster Management (ACM) 3 d 21 h
10 PREP Intensive Certification Preparation (EX280 & EX288) 5 d 35 h
11 EXAM Official Red Hat Certification Exams 1 d 7 h
12 PROJECT Hands-on Team DevOps & GitOps Platform Project 14 d 98 h
13 JURY Professional Jury Defense & Evaluation 1 d 7 h
Total curriculum 57 days 399 hours

Red Hat Courses (9 courses)

252h (63%)

Cert prep, exams & jury

49h (12%)

Engineering Project

98h (25%)

Course / Project Ratio

75 / 25


Module 0 — RHLS Bootcamp & Linux Fundamentals (14h / 2 days)

MODULE 00 RHLS

Bootcamp & Linux Fundamentals

⏱️ 14h / 2 days

🎯 Learning Objective

Navigate the Linux filesystem, edit files, and get started with the Red Hat Learning Subscription (RHLS) environment.

📚 Detailed Chapter Syllabus

  • Pt.1 RHLS platform onboarding
  • Pt.2 Linux command line (navigation, file manipulation)
  • Pt.3 Text editing (vim/nano)
  • Pt.4 User management, privileges (), and permissions
💡 Teaching methods: Tooled demonstration (screen sharing). Active pedagogy (Live-coding). Guided hands-on exercises in ephemeral environments.
📝 Assessment: Round table and expectations gathering. Visual validation by the instructor of first successful commands and RHLS connection.

Module 1 — DO188: Podman & Containers (21h / 3 days)

MODULE 01 DO188

Podman & Containers

⏱️ 21h / 3 days

🎯 Learning Objective

Build, run, and manage isolated containers with Podman, and ensure data persistence.

📚 Detailed Chapter Syllabus

  • Ch.1 Introduction and Overview of Containers: describe how containers facilitate application development
  • Ch.2 Podman Basics: manage and run containers with Podman
  • Ch.3 Container Images: navigate registries to find and manage images
  • Ch.4 Custom Container Images: build images with Containerfile to containerize applications
  • Ch.5 Persisting Data: run database containers with persistent storage
  • Ch.6 Troubleshooting Containers: analyze logs and configure a remote debugger
  • Ch.7 Multi-container Applications with Compose: run multi-container apps with Podman Compose
  • Ch.8 Container Orchestration with OpenShift and Kubernetes
  • Ch.9 Compreview (comprehensive review and assessment)
💡 Pedagogy: Iterative pedagogy (15-min theory → immediate practice). Individual RHLS cloud lab.
📝 Assessment: Guided Exercises (GE) independently + Compreview quiz at end of module.

Module 2 — DO180: Kubernetes & OpenShift Basics (35h / 5 days)

MODULE 02 DO180

Kubernetes & OpenShift Basics

⏱️ 35h / 5 days

🎯 Learning Objective

Deploy, manage, and troubleshoot containerized applications on an OpenShift cluster.

📚 Detailed Chapter Syllabus

  • Ch.1 Introduction to Kubernetes and OpenShift: identify main cluster services and monitor from the web console
  • Ch.2 CLI and APIs: access OpenShift via command line and query API resources
  • Ch.3 Run Applications as Containers and Pods: run and troubleshoot apps as unmanaged pods
  • Ch.4 Deploy Managed and Networked Applications: deploy apps and expose to internal/external network
  • Ch.5 Manage Storage for Application Configuration and Data: externalize configs, provision persistent volumes
  • Ch.6 Configure Applications for Reliability: high availability with liveness/readiness probes
  • Ch.7 Manage Application Updates: reproducible updates and rollbacks
  • Ch.8 Compreview
💡 Pedagogy: Interactive lectures alternating with hands-on workshops on dedicated OpenShift cluster.
📝 Assessment: Practical exercises (Labs) + global synthesis lab (Comprehensive Review).

Module 3 — DO280: OpenShift Administration I (35h / 5 days)

MODULE 03 DO280

OpenShift Administration I

⏱️ 35h / 5 days

🎯 Learning Objective

Configure and administer vital components of an OpenShift cluster on a daily basis.

📚 Detailed Chapter Syllabus

  • Ch.1 Declarative Resource Management (YAML/Kustomize): deploy apps from parameterized manifests
  • Ch.2 Deploying Packaged Applications (Helm): deploy from packaged manifests for distribution
  • Ch.3 Authentication and Authorization (RBAC/HTPasswd): configure auth and assign roles
  • Ch.4 Network Security (NetworkPolicies): protect network traffic between applications
  • Ch.5 Exposing non-HTTP/SNI Applications: expose apps without an ingress controller
  • Ch.6 Enabling Developer Self-service: configure safe self-service by team
  • Ch.7 Managing Kubernetes Operators (OLM): install and update operators
  • Ch.8 Application Security (SCC): run apps requiring elevated privileges
  • Ch.9 OpenShift Updates: update cluster with minimal disruption
  • Ch.10 Compreview
💡 Pedagogy: Problem-solving learning. Case studies of routine administration.
📝 Assessment: Collective lab correction + mock Hands-on exam.

Module 4 — DO380: OpenShift Administration II (35h / 5 days)

MODULE 04 DO380

OpenShift Administration II

⏱️ 35h / 5 days

🎯 Learning Objective

Automate "Day 2" operations, secure the cluster at scale, and configure monitoring.

📚 Detailed Chapter Syllabus

  • Ch.1 Authentication and Identity Management (LDAP/OIDC)
  • Ch.2 Backup, Restore, and Migration (OADP)
  • Ch.3 Pod Scheduling: dedicated node configuration
  • Ch.4 OpenShift GitOps (ArgoCD): deploy GitOps for cluster and application management
  • Ch.5 OpenShift Monitoring (Prometheus/Grafana): troubleshoot performance and availability
  • Ch.6 Logging for Red Hat OpenShift: deploy and query logs
  • Ch.7 Cluster Partitioning: dedicate nodes to workload types
  • Ch.8 Compreview
💡 Pedagogy: Production environment simulation. Live GitOps pipeline implementation. Day 5 (spread) for consolidation and advanced labs.
📝 Assessment: GitOps pipeline validation + architecture restitution + Compreview.

Module 5 — DO288: OpenShift Development (35h / 5 days)

MODULE 05 DO288

OpenShift Development

⏱️ 35h / 5 days

🎯 Learning Objective

Design, build, and deploy cloud-native applications optimized for OpenShift.

📚 Detailed Chapter Syllabus

  • Ch.1 Red Hat OpenShift for Developers: architecture, concepts, development environment
  • Ch.2 Deploying Simple Applications: web console and CLI tools
  • Ch.3 Building and Publishing Container Images: image lifecycle with a container registry
  • Ch.4 Managing Red Hat OpenShift Builds: build process and image building
  • Ch.5 Managing Red Hat OpenShift Deployments: deployment strategies and health monitoring
  • Ch.6 Deploying Multi-container Applications: Templates, Helm Charts, Kustomize
  • Ch.7 Continuous Deployment with OpenShift Pipelines (Tekton): CI/CD workflows
  • Ch.8 Comprehensive Review
💡 Pedagogy: DevOps approach with continuous integration. Hands-on work with provided source code.
📝 Assessment: Successful builds and deployments + Comprehensive Review.

Module 6 — DO316: OpenShift Virtualization (35h / 5 days)

MODULE 06 DO316

OpenShift Virtualization

⏱️ 35h / 5 days

🎯 Learning Objective

Create, administer, migrate, and secure virtual machines on OpenShift Virtualization.

📚 Detailed Chapter Syllabus

  • Ch.1 Introduction to OpenShift Virtualization: manage containers and VMs in unified infrastructure
  • Ch.2 Creating, Managing, and Monitoring VMs: via web console and automation tools
  • Ch.3 VM Networking (basic): comprehensive and flexible networking for VMs
  • Ch.4 Managing Storage for VMs: persistent storage, snapshots, image export/import, golden images
  • Ch.5 Authentication and Authorization for VMs: RBAC mechanisms for VM access
  • Ch.6 Advanced VM Networking: advanced network configurations for nodes and VMs
  • Ch.7 Migrating VMs to OpenShift Virtualization: from VMware vSphere, Red Hat Virtualization, OpenStack (MTV)
  • Ch.8 Creating and Restoring VM Backups: with OADP operator
  • Ch.9 Custom Instance Types, Templates, and Boot Sources
  • Ch.10 Controlling VM Scheduling: node placement options
  • Ch.11 Configuring High Availability for VMs: multi-level HA (application, node, site)
💡 Pedagogy: Hands-on virtualization workshops on OpenShift cluster. Migration scenarios from traditional hypervisor.
📝 Assessment: Successful VM deployment and migration + synthesis lab.

Module 7 — DO322: OpenShift Installation Lab (14h / 2 days)

MODULE 07 DO322

OpenShift Installation Lab

⏱️ 14h / 2 days

🎯 Learning Objective

Plan and execute the automated installation of a complete OpenShift cluster.

📚 Detailed Chapter Syllabus

  • Ch.1 Describing the OpenShift Installation Process: compare IPI (full-stack automation) and UPI methods
  • Ch.2 Installing OpenShift on a Cloud Provider: IaaS clusters with common customizations (IPI)
  • Ch.3 Installing OpenShift on a Virtualized Environment: clusters on hypervisors (IPI and UPI)
  • Ch.4 Planning to Install Without an Infrastructure Provider: configure prerequisites
  • Ch.5 Installing Without an Infrastructure Provider: provision without infrastructure integration
  • Ch.6 Completing the Installation: essential tasks before onboarding users and applications
  • Ch.7 Compreview
💡 Pedagogy: Guided project pedagogy. Deployment on simulated cloud infrastructure.
📝 Assessment: Functional cluster (`oc get nodes` in Ready state) + Compreview.

Module 8 — DO430: Advanced Cluster Security — ACS (21h / 3 days)

MODULE 08 DO430

Advanced Cluster Security — ACS

⏱️ 21h / 3 days

🎯 Learning Objective

Install and operate Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security to secure a Kubernetes cluster.

📚 Detailed Chapter Syllabus

  • Ch.1 Installing RHACS: securing container orchestration environments
  • Ch.2 Vulnerability Management: analyze and manage vulnerabilities in images and deployments
  • Ch.3 Policy Management: security policies across all application lifecycle stages
  • Ch.4 Network Segmentation: visualize, simulate, and enforce secure network practices
  • Ch.5 Compliance with Industry Standards: compliance scans and interpretation of controls
  • Ch.6 Integrating External Components: private registries, authentication providers, object storage, notifications
💡 Pedagogy: Hardening workshops. Analysis of real-world vulnerability cases.
📝 Assessment: Successful implementation of security policies and vulnerability remediation.

Module 9 — DO432: Multicluster Management — ACM (21h / 3 days)

MODULE 09 DO432

Multicluster Management — ACM

⏱️ 21h / 3 days

🎯 Learning Objective

Manage a fleet of OpenShift clusters with Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management.

📚 Detailed Chapter Syllabus

  • Ch.1 Installing RHACM: identify multi-cluster use cases and deploy the hub
  • Ch.2 Managing Clusters: lifecycle management (creation, update, deletion) from the hub
  • Ch.3 Deploying and Managing Policies for Multiple Clusters: centralized governance
  • Ch.4 Enabling the Observability Stack: unified metrics for cluster health and usage
  • Ch.5 Managing the Multicluster Application Lifecycle (GitOps): Git as single source of truth
  • Ch.6 Managing VMs Across Multiple Clusters: with RHACM
💡 Pedagogy: Cluster fleet simulation. Centralized governance implementation.
📝 Assessment: Successful policy and application deployment across a multicluster fleet.

Module 10 — Certification Preparation (35h / 5 days)

MODULE 10 M10

Certification Preparation

⏱️ 35h / 5 days

🎯 Learning Objective

Consolidate technical skills and prepare for official exam conditions.

📚 Detailed Chapter Syllabus

  • Pt.1 Intensive review targeting EX280 (OpenShift Administration) and EX288 (OpenShift Development) objectives
  • Pt.2 Troubleshooting workshops
  • Pt.3 Timed mock exams with real constraints (no external internet)
💡 Pedagogy: Iterative pedagogy (15 min theory → immediate practice). Dedicated RHLS cloud lab.
📝 Assessment: Mock exam score + individual debrief.

Module 11 — Certification Exams (7h / 1 day)

MODULE 11 EX280/EX288

Certification Exams

⏱️ 7h / 1 day

🎯 Learning Objective

Obtain the Red Hat Certified OpenShift Administrator (EX280) and/or Red Hat Certified OpenShift Developer II (EX288) certifications. Modality: Official 100% practical exam in a secured environment, graded by Red Hat.

💡 Pedagogy: Iterative pedagogy (15 min theory → immediate practice). Dedicated RHLS cloud lab.
📝 Assessment: Self-paced Guided Exercises + Compreview quiz at end of module.

Module 12 — Final Project (84h / 12 days)

Hands-on Engineering Project

Hands-on Engineering Project & Agile Sprints

Real-world production scenario: architecture framing, multi-cluster infrastructure, GitOps pipelines, and final defense in front of a professional jury.

MODULE 12 PROJECT

Hands-on Team DevOps Engineering Project

⏱️ 84h / 12 days

🎯 Learning Objective

Design, deploy, secure, and operate a complete OpenShift platform hosting containerized applications, from installation to multicluster monitoring.

📚 Phase & Sprints Breakdown

  • D1–D2 Setup & Framing: Scoping, team formation, GitOps init, OpenShift cluster provisioning/installation (DO322), tooling
  • D3–D5 Sprint 1: Containerized application deployment and administration (DO180/DO280), storage, RBAC, networking
  • D6–D8 Sprint 2: GitOps CI/CD pipeline (DO288/DO380), monitoring, logging, Virtualization integration (DO316) if relevant
  • D9–D10 Sprint 3: Security hardening (DO430/ACS), multicluster governance (DO432/ACM)
  • D11–D12 Finalization & Dry-run: Deliverables, documentation, Code Freeze, defense rehearsals
💡 Methods: Problem-solving pedagogy for complex scenarios. Agile rituals (Daily stand-up, sprint end demos). Supervised autonomy.
📝 Continuous Assessment: Sprint-end reviews (Demos), Code Freeze and Git technical deliverables validation.

Module 13 — Jury & Validation (7h / 1 day)

MODULE 13 JURY

Jury & Validation

⏱️ 7h / 1 day

🎯 Learning Objective

Demonstrate the acquisition of curriculum competencies during a professional defense. Process: Formal defenses before a jury of professionals. Q&A. Post-mortem.

💡 Pedagogy: Iterative pedagogy (15 min theory → immediate practice). Dedicated RHLS cloud lab.
📝 Assessment: Criteria-based grid — Technical Deliverables, Functional Demonstration, Technical Mastery during Q&A.

Certification

Target certifications:

  • 🎖️ EX280 — Red Hat Certified OpenShift Administrator (official Red Hat exam, 100% practical)
  • 🎖️ EX288 — Red Hat Certified OpenShift Developer II (official Red Hat exam, 100% practical)

These certifications are internationally recognized in the Red Hat/Kubernetes ecosystem and attest to complete operational mastery of OpenShift.


Funding & Financial Options

Aperta Scientia Funding and Financing Support

2027 Tuition: €7,490 incl. VAT

The curriculum is offered at a 2027 rate of €7,490 incl. VAT (20% VAT included). As each situation is unique (self-funding, corporate skills development plan, OPCO coverage), contact our team to discuss financing options and receive a training agreement within 48 hours.

1. Corporate Skills Development Plan

Direct employer funding or co-funding through dedicated training plans for upskilling and reskilling IT teams.

2. OPCO Funding & Direct Settlement

Full or partial coverage based on branch criteria, with third-party payment options to avoid upfront expenses.

3. Self-Funding & Flexible Payment

Tailored quotes with zero-fee installment plans for individual professionals.


Calendar & Phase Sequencing

⚠️ Dates to be planned — The AS200 “Richard Stallman” cohort will be scheduled later. Opening dates communicated by email and on the website.

Structure: 57 working days (9:30–12:30 / 1:30–5:30 PM, 7 effective hours/day). Public holidays integrated according to selected dates.

🗓️

Dates to be Scheduled (Richard Stallman Cohort)

Exact start dates for this cohort will be announced shortly. Structure: 57 business days (399 hours).

Phase Weekly Courses & Modules Days Cumulative
Week 01 RHLS Bootcamp (2d) + DO188 Podman & Containers (3d) 5 d 5 d / 35h
Week 02 DO180 Kubernetes & OpenShift Basics (5d) 5 d 10 d / 70h
Week 03 DO280 OpenShift Administration I (5d) 5 d 15 d / 105h
Week 04 DO380 OpenShift Administration II (5d) 5 d 20 d / 140h
Week 05 DO288 OpenShift Development (5d) 5 d 25 d / 175h
Week 06 DO316 OpenShift Virtualization (5d) 5 d 30 d / 210h
Week 07 DO322 Installation Lab (2d) + DO430 Security ACS (3d) 5 d 35 d / 245h
Week 08 DO432 Multicluster ACM (3d) + Intensive certification prep (D1–D2) 5 d 40 d / 280h
Week 09 Certification prep (D3–D5) + Official exams (1d) + Project kickoff (D1) 5 d 45 d / 315h
Week 10 Team DevOps & GitOps Engineering Project (D2–D6) 5 d 50 d / 350h
Week 11 Team DevOps & GitOps Engineering Project (D7–D11) 5 d 55 d / 385h
Week 12 Final Project wrap-up (D12) + Professional Jury Defense (1d) 2 d 57 d / 399h
Total curriculum 57 business days (399h)

⏱️ Schedule and Training Rhythm

Hours: 9:30 AM–12:30 PM / 1:30 PM–5:30 PM (7 effective hours/day). 100% live remote synchronous classes led by a certified Red Hat instructor.

Target Technologies & Versions

Official technologies taught in version 2026.08-4 of the curriculum.

RELEASE 2026.08-4

Red Hat OpenShift

v4.22 / v4.18+

Enterprise Kubernetes platform & administration (DO180, DO280, DO380)

Kubernetes

v1.35 / v1.31+

Cloud-native orchestration engine & core APIs

RHEL & UBI

RHEL 9 / 10 & UBI 9/10

Host operating system & secured enterprise base images

Podman & Buildah

v5.2+

Rootless containerization & Containerfile image builds (DO188)

OpenShift Virtualization

v4.22 / v4.18+

Unified KubeVirt virtual machine management (DO316)

OpenShift GitOps (ArgoCD)

v1.14+ (ArgoCD v2.12+)

Declarative deployments & multi-cluster synchronization (DO380)

OpenShift Pipelines (Tekton)

v1.16+ (Tekton v0.62+)

Cloud-native continuous integration and delivery CI/CD (DO288)

Advanced Cluster Security (ACS)

v4.6+

Proactive container security & compliance governance (DO430)

Advanced Cluster Management (ACM)

v2.12+

Multi-cluster governance & policy enforcement at scale (DO432)

Red Hat Quay

v3.12+

Enterprise secure registry & vulnerability scanning

Helm & Kustomize

Helm v3.16+ / Kustomize v5.4+

Declarative management & manifest templating

Practical Information & Details

Training Objectives

Detailed in the pedagogical curriculum above.

Prerequisites

  • Working comfort with the Linux command line: navigation, files and permissions, users, processes, editing with vim/nano, and using sudo
  • Basic networking knowledge: TCP/IP, DNS, HTTP

Target Audience

  • Professionals transitioning to cloud and DevOps careers
  • IT technicians seeking to move into cloud-native platform administration
  • Engineers and scientists from other fields targeting a tech career change
  • Job seekers with a professional project oriented toward DevOps/Cloud

Duration & Schedule

Duration: 399 hours (57 days)

Structure: 57 consecutive working days (excluding public holidays)

Format: Remote — 7 effective hours per day (synchronous virtual classroom and hands-on RHLS labs)

Start date: To be planned — 'Richard Stallman' cohort (dates to be confirmed)

Access Modalities & Timeline

Remote training (interactive virtual classroom and hands-on labs). Registration via contact form on the website or by email at [email protected]. Pre-enrollment positioning interview to validate prerequisites.

Access timeline: within 4 weeks after file and prerequisites validation. Cohort opening dates communicated on the website and by email.

2027 Tuition & Funding

2027 Tuition: €7,490 incl. VAT

20% VAT included

Eligible funding: OPCO, skills development plans, corporate training, individual or company funding. Contact us

Teaching & Evaluation Methods

Teaching methods

Active and iterative pedagogy: theory (15 min) → immediate practice on individual Red Hat Learning Subscription (RHLS) cloud labs. Problem-solving learning, real-world administration case studies, production environment simulation. Final team project with agile rituals (Daily stand-ups, sprint-end demos).

Evaluation modalities

Continuous assessment: Guided Exercises (GE) independently, Compreview quizzes at end of each module, synthesis labs, GitOps pipeline validation by instructor. Final assessment: official Red Hat 100% practical exam (EX280/EX288) in a secured environment, then project defense before a jury of professionals.

Accessibility & Disabilities

Disability referent: to be designated (recruitment in progress)

Aperta Scientia is committed to making its training programs accessible to people with disabilities (PwD). Contact us before enrollment so we can work together on any necessary accommodations (venue accessibility, adapted materials, extra time, specific support).

Accessibility contact: [email protected]

Contacts

Pedagogical director

[email protected]

Admissions & registration

[email protected]

Performance & Results Indicators

Satisfaction rate

Data available after the 1st cohort

Success rate

Data available after the 1st cohort

Placement rate

Data available after the 1st cohort

Results indicators (satisfaction rate, certification pass rate, professional insertion rate) will be published after the first cohort.