Red Hat Instructor-Led Training = More Than a Course!
Starting in 2026, Red Hat instructor-led courses are available as course subscriptions.
This means that when you purchase an instructor-led course, you get a complete learning package that includes:
Instructor-led training – Join one of the scheduled open-enrollment classes within one year.
One year of access to the same course in self-paced format – Learn at your own pace, with access to labs for individual study.
100 additional hours of hands-on labs – Practice, deepen your knowledge, and strengthen your skills through hands-on experience.
A voucher valid for any Red Hat exam, with a 12-month validity period and a retake included – Get a second chance to pass the exam if you don't succeed on your first attempt.
In short, you get much more than instructor-led training: you gain additional resources for learning, practice, and certification, all included in a one-year subscription.
Buy your subscription in 2026 and start learning in 2027!
You can activate your subscription within 90 days of purchase, allowing you to plan your learning journey around your availability, including starting in 2027, without losing any of the subscription's validity period.
SPECIAL PROMOTION – VALID UNTIL 31 DECEMBER 2026
A great deal for teams and groups of learners!
Get an additional discount of up to 30%, depending on the number of course subscriptions purchased in a single order.
You can combine subscriptions for different Red Hat courses, making it easy to create a tailored training plan for your team while maximizing your savings.
The more subscriptions you purchase, the greater your discount!
Contact us at training@kluger.ro or by phone to learn more about the offer and find out which discount applies to your order.
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