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From your first IT support qualification to advanced networking, cloud and cyber security. Explore structured CompTIA, Cisco and Microsoft training bundles with clear exam codes, transparent pricing and an easy route to enrol.
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CHOOSE YOUR DIRECTION
What IT career are you working towards?
No need to know all the exam codes. Start with the kind of job you want and we’ll point you towards a suitable training route.
Start in IT support
Learn desktop troubleshooting, helpdesk work and the CompTIA A+ qualification route.
Move into networking
Build hardware and networking knowledge with A+ and Network+ before progressing to Cisco.
Explore cyber security
Start with IT support, networking and Security+; experienced learners can then explore SOC roles.
Work towards cloud engineering
Develop Microsoft Azure and AWS skills for infrastructure and multi-cloud support roles.
Build data & Power BI skills
Study Azure data fundamentals and Power BI analytics with DP-900 and PL-300.
Already work in IT? Explore the intermediate and advanced bundles below. Need a smaller first step? Start with CompTIA A+ on its own. Exam codes identify the certification route; official exam-voucher inclusion depends on the programme and is confirmed on the individual course page.
CompTIA certification bundles
Build a stronger foundation in IT support, networking, cyber security, cloud and Linux.
A+ + Network+ + Security+
IT support to cyber security
A+ + Network+
IT support and networking
Security+ + SecAI+
Security and AI specialist
Cloud+ + Linux+
Cloud and Linux infrastructure
Server+ + Linux+
Server and systems administration
Security+ + CySA+ + PenTest+
Cyber security analysis and testing
Security+ + CySA+ + SecurityX
Advanced security engineering
Looking for a single certification first?
Cisco certification bundles
Progress from core networking to enterprise infrastructure, automation and network security.
CCNA + CCNP Enterprise
Enterprise network engineering
Networking + Cybersecurity
Networking and defensive cyber security
Networking + Automation
Network programmability
CCNP Security
Enterprise network security
Cisco Cybersecurity Professional
Networking to professional-level security
Looking for a single certification first?
Cisco CCST Networking — £695 →Cisco CCNA with exam voucher — £899.99 →
Upcoming CCNA exam update: Cisco 200-301 v1.1 testing finishes on 2 February 2027 and v2.0 starts on 3 February 2027. Check your intended exam date and training version before enrolling.
Microsoft certification bundles
Specialise in Azure, endpoints, cloud security, identity administration and data analytics.
Endpoint + Identity Administrator
Device management and identity
Azure + Virtual Desktop
Azure and desktop administration
SC-200 + Microsoft Sentinel
Security operations and threat monitoring
Azure Fundamentals to Architect
Cloud foundations to architecture
Security Fundamentals + Operations
Microsoft security and SOC skills
Security Fundamentals + Identity
Security and identity management
Azure Data + Power BI
Data fundamentals and business intelligence
Azure Architect pathway: The Microsoft Azure Solutions Architect Expert credential requires Azure Administrator Associate certification as a prerequisite, as well as passing AZ-305. The AZ-900 → AZ-104 → AZ-305 bundle is intended as a progressive learning route.
Choose training for the job you want
Mixed-vendor programmes structured around real IT career directions rather than a single technology.
Network Engineer
IT support foundations to Cisco networking
Desktop Support / IT Technician
Helpdesk, Active Directory and PowerShell skills
SOC Analyst
Cyber security operations and Sentinel
Multi-Cloud Engineer
Microsoft Azure and AWS cloud skills
Systems Administrator
Azure, Linux and identity administration
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Tell us what IT experience you already have and the job you’re working towards. We’ll help you compare the available qualification routes and avoid unnecessary overlap.