Is the AWS Cloud Practitioner Certification ACTUALLY worth it?

Thinking of studying for the AWS Cloud Practitioner Certification (CCP), but not sure if it's worth it?

In this video, I break down what the certification is, who it's for, and the pros & cons.

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⏱ Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
1:37 Career Goals & Objectives
2:33 Market Demand & Trends
3:37 Time & Cost Investment

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[TechwithLucy]

What are your thoughts on AWS / Cloud certifications? Let me know! ⬇️

[franciscomedinav]

It's Fundamental to take the Cloud Practitioner Exam.
When you prepare for it, and pass the exam your moral goes up, and you feel confident about your AWS journey.
It's like a booster to get started.

[CarlaJenkinsTV]

As a multicloud professional, yes it is. The Certified Cloud Professional teaches you the basics of AWS services. It is important to have knowledge about a cloud provider. Even though I am a Microsoft Certified Cybersecurity Architect Expert (SC-100), I still passed my Azure Fundamentals first. Finally, employers still list the AWS CCP on their job descriptions so the applicant tracking system (ATS) is searching for it.

[itskko]

I have AWS CCP cert. The exam gives basic knowledge of AWS which is useful in my opinion for entry level tech professionals or even non-tech professionals. Knowing the cloud is extremely beneficial.

[bluephoenix]

You pack so much relevant information in to these videos. The "market demand" section and time it took you studying for the Solutions Architect Professional exam ( 100 hrs ) is valuable knowledge. Thanks!

[SanalPillaiOfficial]

Wow you covered everything! Thank you for this

[Alcachofeate]

Really informative video! Going to take the course!

[vegjpmg]

for entry level support or business role in IT company, yes it's worth it; for someone to get a grasp and overview of aws, yes; it also gets you comfortable with the aws exam format; aws solutions architect associate matters much more and paired up with hands on aws labs as well as real understanding of the services will get you that cloud engineer job

[ivcioce]

Great breakdown ...Sounds worth it ! Thanks

[Brandon-aws]

Another Amazing video Lucy! This certification is definetly worth it! It taught me all the services and basics of AWS. Keep up your hard work! 🎉

[wendykgosi]

argh Lucy you basically answering my questions thank you so much.

[Ryanmedrano]

Solid video! Thanks for the information!

[AthravPastapure]

i am very thankful for your video it really saved me a lot of time . now i will be trying for Cloud Practitioner Certification

[caleboni.certified]

For me AWS Cloud practitioner was to understand another cloud platform as I was great with azure but wanted to learn just abit about AWS also! Great video 😁🤩

[Abigailistic]

Appreciate your video I am looking for a career change and have always wanted to work in tech but never thought I was smart enough your video helped me feel less nervous about entering into a new field.

[_bassxe]

So I failed my Solutions Architect the first time, found your videos and used turtorials dojo 15 practice exam. Most authentic questions and explanations for the SAA C03 imo.

[SharkyC]

Thanks for this video. I can confirm that as a developer, Cloud Practitioner boosted my productivity and understanding of AWS.

[IcallCAP]

This video was very helpful. Thanks for making it.

[dextrasuggs]

That was probably the best rundown of the pros and cons of the certification I've come across. Very well done indeed! As a Program Manager, I was reluctant to pursue the certification, but low and behold my position calls it. As I started to study for the certification two things happened: 1st. I found it more interesting than I thought I would 2nd. My team immediately recognized almost immediately that I was far better questions of them. To the extent, that my Operations Manager asking me, "Are you studying more tech?" To which, I had to answer yes. I have to tell the truth it felt pretty good having a better understanding of the technologies my team is working on. And it's lit a fire in me late in my career that I'm really starting to enjoy. So, I agree 100% with your video...very well done!

[tiffanibanks]

Thank you Lucy! I am a non-tech professional and want to pivot into the Cloud industry. This vid was very helpful. 😀