AWS re/Start builds the technical foundation. Na'amal adds three months of structured experience working as part of a technology delivery team, with professional and technical mentorship throughout.
A clear route for employers who want early access to junior technology talent with practical team delivery experience.
Register your interest in meeting AWS-trained junior technology talent with practical team experience.
As learners progress through AWS re/Start, we share profiles, specialisms and progress updates with waitlist members.
Learners build their technical foundation, then spend three months practising delivery as part of a technology team.
Meet talent with evidence of how they work, collaborate, communicate and contribute — not just qualifications.
Lift-and-shift, re-platforming and modernisation to AWS. Landing zones, account vending, workload migration.
SageMaker, Bedrock and generative AI delivery. RAG pipelines, model fine-tuning and production MLOps.
IAM, Control Tower, GuardDuty and audit-ready architectures for regulated sectors (NHS, finance).
Lakehouse on S3, Redshift, Glue and Athena. Streaming with Kinesis and MSK. Analytics enablement.
CI/CD with CodePipeline and GitHub Actions, IaC with Terraform/CDK, EKS platform engineering.
Long-term placements inside your engineering teams. Fully managed contracts with delivery oversight.
Indicative coverage of the AWS re/Start curriculum. Na'amal then adds a structured three-month technology team experience — the cohort is still in training.
Join the waitlist for early access to graduates as soon as the cohort completes AWS re/Start.
AWS re/Start gives learners the technical foundation.
Na'amal then gives them something a certification can't: three months of practical experience working as part of a technology delivery team.
Learners work on structured projects, collaborate with others and experience the processes, responsibilities and challenges of a professional technology environment — supported throughout by professional and technical mentors.
Clarify needs and communicate with stakeholders.
Work from a backlog, prioritise and plan delivery.
Practise Agile delivery, Scrum, stand-ups and shared roles.
Follow the lifecycle, document work, demonstrate progress and take part in reviews and retrospectives.
Work through problems, act on feedback and stay accountable.
They don't just learn how technology teams work. They experience it.
Professional and technical mentors work alongside learners throughout the three months — providing guidance, reviewing work, challenging assumptions and giving practical feedback as learners encounter the realities of team delivery.
They won't be starting their first day trying to understand how a technology team works.
They've already spent three months practising Agile delivery, Scrum, collaboration, stakeholder communication, ownership, documentation and problem-solving.
You still teach them your technology, products, customers and business. But you don't have to start by teaching them how to work in a technology team.
Cohort members are working through the AWS re/Start curriculum and AWS certifications.
Selected by Na'amal Foundation against criteria for resilience, aptitude and remote-readiness.
See how learners plan, collaborate, communicate, respond to feedback and take responsibility for delivery.
Refugee and displaced talent trained for distributed teams across EMEA, Africa and the Americas.
You get the talent you need. They get a route into paid work. Every hire helps create meaningful employment opportunities for trained refugee talent — giving your organisation measurable social impact alongside the commercial benefit.
Na'amal Foundation provides non-profit governance, transparent pricing and a mission-aligned partnership.
For employers, partners and people interested in supporting AWS-trained talent through Na'amal's three-month technology team experience.