
TelcoLearn unveiled an eight‑week “Telco Cloud Engineering” bootcamp starting February 21, aimed at telecom professionals and aspiring engineers. The weekend program, taught by veteran telecom expert Sanjakumar and researcher Arpit, promises hands‑on experience with Linux, Python, Git, CI/CD, Kubernetes, Docker, and Terraform, while covering core 5G/6G concepts such as NFV, SDN, and service‑based architecture. The curriculum is structured around practical labs: participants begin with system administration and scripting, progress to version‑control and DevOps automation, then explore cloud‑native deployment across AWS, GCP, and Azure. Emphasis is placed on reducing latency by replacing legacy VM‑based workloads with micro‑service containers that run virtual network functions like AUSF, AMF, and SMF. Arpit highlighted the program’s industry backing, noting affiliations with the Bharat 6G Alliance, Microsoft Founders Hub, and recognition as a DCE Telecom Center of Excellence. He stressed that telco‑specific cloud infrastructure enables scalable, on‑demand telecom services, positioning graduates to meet the rapid rollout of 5G and upcoming 6G networks. With limited seats, recordings for missed sessions, and group‑discount options, the course targets both corporate teams and individual learners seeking to future‑proof their skill set. Successful completion equips participants to drive cost‑effective, low‑latency network deployments, a critical advantage for operators navigating the evolving telecom landscape.

TelcoLearn announced an eight‑week, cloud‑based AI and ML in Telecom course designed to equip engineers, managers, and students with practical skills for deploying artificial‑intelligence solutions across modern telecom networks. The syllabus begins with 5G fundamentals and KPI basics, then moves through...