Free Certification for OCI | June 1 – August 31, 2023

 🔔 Exciting News! 🔔


I'm thrilled to share that Oracle has just made a groundbreaking announcement that will surely benefit all technology professionals and cloud enthusiasts! Oracle has officially announced that they are offering FREE certifications for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)!


This is a game-changer in the world of cloud certifications. As the demand for cloud skills continues to skyrocket, Oracle has taken a bold step to empower individuals to enhance their expertise and stay ahead in the rapidly evolving technology landscape.


By offering free OCI certifications, Oracle has opened up incredible opportunities for professionals to upskill, broaden their knowledge, and showcase their proficiency in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. This move not only demonstrates Oracle's commitment to fostering a skilled and empowered cloud community but also reflects their dedication to supporting professionals on their career journeys.


Obtaining an OCI certification will not only validate your skills but will also boost your professional credibility, enabling you to stand out in the competitive job market. With Oracle Cloud Infrastructure becoming increasingly popular among organizations, being certified in OCI will undoubtedly open doors to exciting career prospects and advancement opportunities.

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Whether you are an experienced cloud professional looking to validate your expertise or a newcomer wanting to kickstart your cloud career, this free OCI certification program is an opportunity that shouldn't be missed. With access to high-quality learning resources and free certifications, you can now acquire the knowledge and skills required to architect, develop, and administer Oracle Cloud Infrastructure solutions at zero cost.


To take advantage of this fantastic opportunity, simply head over to the Oracle Certification website and explore the available OCI certification tracks. 

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