Yes, you will get Microsoft’s Azure Administrator certification, which will show that you know how to manage cloud services and open up new job opportunities for you.

Yes, employers see AZ-104 as proof that you can handle Azure resources, which makes it more likely that you’ll get a high-paying job.

You can be an Azure Administrator, an Infrastructure Specialist, a Security Administrator, a Systems Engineer, a Cloud Support Engineer, or an IT Operations Manager.

Yes, placement support includes help with your resume, preparing for interviews, and finding jobs to help you get Azure cloud administration jobs.

Yes, Azure administrators are very important in many fields, which is why AZ-104 certification is one of the most sought-after cloud skills in the world.

You will learn how to use Azure CLI, PowerShell, Azure Monitor, ARM templates, Azure Portal, and tools for managing resources like compute, networking, storage, and monitoring.

Yes, the training starts with the basics of Azure and moves on to more advanced topics like governance, monitoring, networking, and security administration at the enterprise level.

Yes, projects involve setting up virtual networks, managing storage, implementing monitoring, and automating infrastructure tasks using CLI and PowerShell.

Yes, you will learn how to use Azure to create virtual networks, set up governance policies, and protect cloud environments for businesses.

Yes, the course covers Azure Monitor, Log Analytics, PowerShell, and CLI, which are all tools that can be used to automate tasks and keep an eye on cloud infrastructures at the enterprise level.

This course teaches how to manage Azure, store data, use computers, set up networks, and keep an eye on things. It helps students learn how to build, manage, and protect cloud resources in environments that are ready for business.

This course is for anyone who wants to learn how to manage Azure and the cloud. This includes IT professionals, developers, administrators, engineers, and testers.

No, you don’t need to have used Azure before. It helps to know a little about cloud concepts or scripting, but everything is explained in detail.

You can be an Azure Administrator, a Cloud Support Engineer, an Azure Infrastructure Specialist, an Azure Security Administrator, a Systems Engineer, or an IT Operations Manager.

Yes, it helps students and graduates learn how to use Azure in real life, finish projects, and get certified, which makes it more likely that they will get Azure cloud jobs.