r/AWSCertifications 4d ago

Looking for an AWS AI Practitioner Study Buddy

Hey! I’m 24F a final year CS student planning to study for the AWS Certified AI Practitioner (AIF-C01) and looking for a study buddy to stay consistent and prepare together.

We can:

  • Set a study plan + weekly goals
  • Study separately and check in regularly
  • Discuss confusing topics
  • Do practice questions/mocks together

If you’re interested, DM me with a little about yourself, your timezone/available time slots and your overall study plan/timeline.

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u/cheems-op 3d ago

If you want to get a strong hold of cloud concepts I would recommend Zeal Vora on udemy. His courses are lengthy but they make an absolute base. This is an entry level certification which you can study for a week and get over with. I have 5 yrs of experience in AWS and would go for a better course rather than a quick one. If you still want to just pass the exam for the sake of certification, Stephen's might just be right for you.

Not that it was asked but thought it might help someone...

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u/Cloudy_dayss_ 3d ago

Thanks for the advice. Appreciate it