International EdTech Alliance
Cloud labs. Standards.
Instructor training.
Course materials.
International EdTech Alliance gives a school everything it needs to run hands-on technical training — cybersecurity, DevOps, networking, data and more — not a curriculum PDF, a running system a partner school actually plugs into.
Four things a school actually receives.
Not a curriculum PDF — a running system. Each pillar below is a real product module, not a marketing claim.
Managed Cloud Labs
Every track — SOC, DevSecOps, networking, data analytics and more — runs its own dedicated stand, pre-provisioned and ready the instant a student logs in.
Alliance Academy
Syllabus, lectures, lab scenarios and rubrics — continuously updated as threats and tools change.
Instructor Hub
Train-the-Trainer bootcamps for in-house staff, plus Instructor-as-a-Service when a school has no specialist yet.
Alliance Certification
A dual document — the school's local certificate plus the International EdTech Alliance Diploma, checkable by QR.
Trust, checked in one lookup.
The QR on a physical diploma links straight to its record. Anyone without the document in hand — an HR screener working from a résumé — can still look it up by ID.
Program, academic hours, issue date and training-center status — all in one lookup.
If a training center's membership is withdrawn, its diplomas stop showing as endorsed.
Schools and instructors join differently.
Mirrors how established certification bodies separate their partner tracks — one application form for every role would flatten what each actually needs.
For schools — annual membership
What the membership fee buys
- ACTC status and the right to issue the Alliance Diploma
- SSO access to Managed Cloud Labs for every enrolled student
- Member-only Instructor Directory — browse and hire certified instructors
- Free sample lessons from every program before buying modules
For instructors
Instructor Hub
- Train-the-Trainer — bootcamp on IEA cloud labs, ends in Alliance Certified Instructor status, per track
- Instructor-as-a-Service — listed in the member school directory once certified
- Exam authority — administer your own students' final exams directly, under Alliance rubrics
Members build a course from modules.
Membership dues cover access. Course modules — real pricing, sample lessons, the course builder — are licensed separately, inside the school cabinet.
Employer Advisory BoardDiplomas are recognized by the security companies that help write the standard — not just issued by the Alliance alone.