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AWS Cloud Clubs Captains

AWS Cloud Clubs is Amazon's program for students who want to build a cloud computing community on their campus. Captains lead a local AWS Cloud Club chapter, organizing cloud learning events and workshops.

Academic Year Eligibility

1st Year2nd Year3rd Year4th YearFinal Year

Key Benefit

AWS credits, training resources, and leadership experience running a campus cloud community

Eligibility Requirements

Eligible Degrees

B.Tech, B.E., BCA, MCA, M.Tech, BSc CS, Any STEM degree

Gender Eligibility

All

Geographic Scope

Global, India

Participation Format

Individual

Eligibility Summary

Currently enrolled college or university student with an interest in cloud computing. Prior AWS experience is helpful but not always required.

Benefits & Rewards

  • AWS credits for learning and projects
  • Access to AWS training materials and certification paths
  • Recognition as an AWS Cloud Club Captain
  • Support from AWS for organizing events
  • Networking with other AWS community members

How It Works

Students apply to become a Captain and start a new AWS Cloud Club at their college, or join an existing chapter. Captains organize workshops, study groups, and cloud projects. AWS provides resources, support, and credits.

How to Apply

Visit the AWS Cloud Clubs page to learn about starting a club at your campus or joining an existing one.

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Preparation Guide

Pro Tips

  • Start by earning an AWS Cloud Practitioner certification to demonstrate cloud knowledge.
  • Show your event-organizing experience in your application.
  • AWS Cloud Clubs can be started at campuses where none exist — be the one to bring it to your college.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need prior AWS experience to become a Captain?

A: Interest in cloud computing and a willingness to learn are key. Prior experience with AWS services or certifications will strengthen your application but may not be strictly required.

Q: What is the difference between AWS Cloud Clubs and AWS Educate?

A: AWS Educate is a self-paced learning program open to students individually. AWS Cloud Clubs is a community program where a Captain leads a campus club and organizes events for peers.

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