I’m starting from scratch and want to build a solid foundation in cloud and programming, beginning with AWS and later moving on to C# and SQL Server. Online live sessions suit me best because I learn fastest when I can ask questions in real time and see concepts demonstrated on-screen. For the first phase, I need a structured AWS curriculum that walks step-by-step through core services (EC2, S3, IAM, VPC, Lambda, RDS), basic architecture patterns, and cost-awareness. Each session should combine theory, live demos inside an AWS account, and short hands-on exercises I can try while we’re connected. Clear explanations, patient guidance, and practical tips are essential since I’m a complete beginner. After we cover the AWS fundamentals to a confident level, I’d like to transition into C# and then SQL Server with the same live, interactive format, so the overall approach should anticipate that learning path even though AWS is the immediate focus. Deliverables for this initial AWS stage: • A session plan with learning objectives and estimated timeline • Live remote classes (screen-share + voice) scheduled at mutually convenient times • Quick practical tasks or mini-projects after each meeting, with review in the next session • Concise recap notes or slides so I can revise between lessons Once the AWS goals are met, we’ll discuss how to roll those teaching methods into C# and SQL Server.