Cloud Computing - GHS & SHS

• Courses: 

  • 11.44600 Introduction to Software Technology

  • 11.47100 Computer Science Principles

  • 11.44700 Cloud Computing 

• Standards: GA Standards

• Curriculum Pacing: Curriculum-at-a-Glance

• Curriculum Resources:  Amazon Web Services

  • Amazon Academy Portal

  • CTAERN Basic Login In 

  • CTAERN Sign up for Workshops 

  • CTAERN - Program of Work Requirements for Extended Day

  • New Teacher Toolbox

• High Impact Strategies: High Impact Strategies

• General Resources

  • Calendar for the Year (Word Doc)  or Excel

  • Agendas Meeting links

  • Advisory Committee Resources

  • Budget and Travel

  • CTSOs

  • Extended Day 

  • Framework

  • GADOE State Resources (Suitcase houses all standards and Inspire is your location for resources) 

  • Inventory 

  • Teacher Externship Guide

  • Graduation Cords

• Marketing:

  •  Logos,  For posting these are some of our links:(Twitter/X - @GriffinSpalding, @GSCS_CTAE  #CTAEDelivers).

  • Digital Career Guide Magazine 

End of Pathway Assessment

• End of Pathway Assessment(EOPA): Blueprint for Cloud Computing

• Testing Site 

• Official Cloud Computing - Exam Guide

• AWS - Cloud Before the exam

  • EOPA Testing Procedures Training 

• Practice Exam

• Study Guides: Study Guide Resources

  • Study Guides for all Pathways

• Accomodations: Accommodations

  • Accommodations for All EOPAS

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• Notes: To be a PSI testing Center

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I understand you're looking to register students under 18 for the AWS Cloud Practitioner exam.

Teen testers (ages 13-17) are able to sit for AWS Certification exams, but they must follow specific policies and requirements. Here's what you need to know:

Key Requirements for Teen Test Takers:

• Children 12 and under cannot sit for AWS Certification exams

• Teen testers (13-17 years old) must follow the policy outlined at: https://aws.amazon.com/certification/policies/general-policies/

• Parent or legal guardian consent is required

Process:

1. Review the complete teen testing policy at: https://aws.amazon.com/certification/policies/general-policies/

2. Ensure parents/legal guardians follow the correct steps to create AWS Certification Accounts for the students

3. Once accounts are set up, you'll need to submit a case with a signed consent form (available at the link above)

4. The customer service team will process the consent forms and respond once complete

This should allow your students to register for the May exam. Make sure to have the signed consent forms ready when you submit your case, as this is a required part of the process for teen test takers. For more details on the specific requirements and the consent form, visit: https://aws.amazon.com/certification/policies/general-policies/