4 or 8 weeks*
The selected schedule depends on the course cohort, weekly instructional hours, and delivery format. Exact start/end dates are provided before enrolment.
Cloud • CIAT COURSE
Azure Fundamentals Course in Calgary – AZ-900
Build a strong foundation in cloud computing and Microsoft Azure, including core services, management tools, security, governance, pricing, and support concepts.
Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900)
Build a strong foundation in cloud computing and Microsoft Azure, including core services, management tools, security, governance, pricing, and support concepts.
Students searching for Azure Fundamentals course Calgary can study this program with CIAT Canada through available Calgary and online delivery options. Course activities focus on the technologies and practical skills described in this program.
Canadian Institute of AI & Technology (CIAT Canada) offers this course for learners in Calgary, Alberta and through online delivery options. CIAT focuses on practical, hands-on technology skills for current IT and AI environments.
This instructor-led program emphasizes practical, job-relevant learning. Students work through guided demonstrations, structured labs, troubleshooting activities, and applied exercises that connect core concepts to real technology environments.
The course is designed for learners who want to strengthen technical confidence, build portfolio-ready practical experience, or prepare for further study and industry certification where applicable.
Skills you will develop
By the end of this course, learners should be able to apply the following skills in guided lab and scenario-based activities:
- Explain cloud concepts, service models, and deployment models.
- Identify core Azure architectural components and services.
- Describe Azure compute, networking, storage, and identity services.
- Understand security, compliance, governance, and management tools.
- Explain Azure pricing, service-level concepts, and lifecycle management.
Learning objectives are reinforced through demonstrations, practical exercises, review activities, and assessment tasks appropriate to this course.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Who can apply
- Basic computer literacy, including web browsing, file management, and use of common desktop applications.
- Sufficient English-language reading and comprehension skills to follow technical instruction, lab procedures, and assessments.
- Access to a suitable computer and reliable internet connection when participating online or in combined delivery.
- Previous IT experience is helpful for advanced courses, but specific prerequisites—if required—will be identified before enrolment.
Final admission requirements are governed by the current CIAT enrolment policy and the applicable approved program documentation provided to the student.
COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS
How the course is completed
- Participate in scheduled instructional activities and complete required learning modules.
- Complete assigned labs, exercises, homework, projects, or scenario-based activities.
- Submit required quizzes, assignments, and assessments by the stated deadlines.
- Meet the minimum academic and participation requirements communicated for the enrolled cohort.
Students who satisfactorily complete all required coursework and assessments receive the applicable CIAT course-completion documentation.
Flexible learning designed for working professionals
Additional study time required*
Students should plan time outside scheduled classes for review, labs, assignments, practice, and project work. The expected weekly workload is communicated with the course schedule.
In-person • Online • Hybrid*
Depending on the cohort, instruction may be offered in person in Calgary, fully online, or through a combined/hybrid format.
Synchronous + Asynchronous*
Synchronous learning may include live instructor-led classes and demonstrations. Asynchronous learning may include readings, recorded resources, independent labs, exercises, and assignment work.
*Availability, duration, schedule, and delivery mode can vary by cohort. The enrolment agreement and current approved course documentation take precedence over this website summary.
Technology and learning resources
To participate effectively in Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900), students should have access to the following resources unless CIAT provides them as part of the course:
- A modern Windows, macOS, or Linux computer capable of running a current web browser and required course software.
- Reliable broadband internet for virtual classes, cloud labs, downloads, and online assessments.
- A headset or speakers and microphone; a webcam may be required for some live online activities.
- CIAT-provided digital notes, lab guides, exercises, reference material, and instructor resources.
- Access to vendor portals, cloud sandboxes, virtual machines, development tools, networking simulators, or other lab platforms when required by the course.
- A notebook or digital note-taking method for documenting procedures, commands, configurations, and troubleshooting observations.
Any paid textbook, third-party exam voucher, subscription, or specialized hardware requirement will be identified before enrolment rather than assumed as part of the $999 tuition.
What else you should know
Hands-on learning
CIAT courses emphasize applied skills through labs, configuration exercises, troubleshooting scenarios, demonstrations, and practical assignments rather than theory alone.
Assessment approach
Assessment may include quizzes, lab activities, assignments, projects, instructor-reviewed exercises, and a final assessment depending on the course.
Certification preparation
If this course references a vendor certification, CIAT training supports knowledge and exam preparation. The external certification itself is awarded only by the relevant vendor after its own examination and eligibility requirements are satisfied.
Tuition
$999 CAD for the course tuition shown on this website. Applicable taxes and any separately identified third-party examination, registration, materials, or optional resource fees are not automatically included unless stated in the enrolment documentation.
Student support
Students can ask instructors for clarification during scheduled learning activities and receive guidance on course exercises, labs, study planning, and technical concepts within the scope of the program.
Current information controls
Course schedules, delivery format, workload, requirements, and materials may be updated. Program information on this website is provided for general informational purposes. Where applicable, the terms of the signed enrolment agreement and official CIAT program documentation provided at the time of registration will apply if there is any difference from the information presented on this website.
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