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Ethical Hacking CEH

Hands-on ethical hacking training — network scanning with Nmap, web application testing in Burp Suite, and password cracking with John the Ripper.

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Soaring Demand — and Where It Takes You

Real salaries
Min, average, max by role
Real hiring companies
Who's actually recruiting
Roles this programme prepares you for
Penetration TesterEthical HackerSecurity AnalystVulnerability AnalystCybersecurity EngineerInformation Security ConsultantRed Team AnalystNetwork Security Analyst

Become a Penetration Tester

Simulate attacks on systems to identify exploitable vulnerabilities before malicious actors do.

Average Salary* · Entry · 0–2 years exp
₹4L
Min
₹6L
Average
₹8L
Max
Hiring Companies

Become an Ethical Hacker

Authorized hacker conducting security assessments using offensive techniques to strengthen defenses.

Average Salary* · Mid-level · 3–6 years exp
₹8L
Min
₹12L
Average
₹16L
Max
Hiring Companies

Become a Security Analyst

Monitor networks, investigate threats, and respond to security incidents using vulnerability intelligence.

Average Salary* · Senior · 7+ years exp
₹16L
Min
₹22L
Average
₹30L
Max
Hiring Companies
45%
YoY growth in data science job postings
· LinkedIn Jobs Report
2.8L+
Active open positions in analytics roles
· Indeed India Job Market Data
Market Demand
8-12L
Entry-level data analyst annual compensation
· Glassdoor India Salary Survey
25-35L
Mid-level data scientist annual package
· PayScale India Analytics Report
Salary
78%
Organizations actively recruiting analytics talent
· Nasscom Tech Talent Report
3.5x
Candidate-to-role ratio favoring professionals
· Monster India Talent Index
Hiring Market
32%
Avg salary increase after 3 years experience
· AIM Research Analytics Career Study
4.2 yrs
Average time to senior analyst promotion
· Great Place to Work India Survey
Career Growth
89%
Enterprises investing in analytics capabilities
· Forrester Analytics Wave
6/10
Top industries hiring: IT, Finance, E-commerce
· CII Digital Economy Report
Industry Adoption
SQL, Python
Most sought technical skills in 2024
· HackerRank Developer Skills Report
ML/AI
Fastest-growing specialization demand
· Coursera Skills Index India
Skills Outlook

* Salary figures sourced from AmbitionBox (2026-Q2). Indicative — actual pay varies by city, company and experience.

About This Course

This Ethical Hacking CEH course equips intermediate to advanced learners with hands-on techniques to conduct comprehensive security assessments and penetration tests. You'll master reconnaissance, network scanning, vulnerability assessment, and exploitation methodologies across diverse platforms—from web applications and wireless networks to IoT and operational technology systems. Using industry-standard tools including Kali Linux, Nmap, Metasploit, Wireshark, Burp Suite, and Nessus, you'll develop practical skills in password cracking, malware analysis, and privilege escalation.

Designed for aspiring ethical hackers, penetration testers, and security analysts, this course teaches you to plan and execute security engagements professionally. You'll learn to identify vulnerabilities, demonstrate attack techniques safely, analyze threats, and document findings with actionable countermeasures. By course completion, you'll be prepared to perform real-world security assessments and contribute effectively to organizational defense strategies.

Who Should Attend

The job roles this programme is built for.

Penetration Tester
Master offensive security techniques and advanced exploitation methodologies
Security Analyst
Understand attacker tactics to strengthen defensive postures and vulnerability assessment
Cybersecurity Engineer
Build comprehensive security skills across infrastructure, web, and emerging platforms
Network Security Analyst
Learn reconnaissance and system attack methods to protect enterprise networks
IT Professional seeking security expertise
Transition into ethical hacking with hands-on labs and real-world engagement scenarios
Red Team Analyst
Develop adversarial capabilities for authorized security testing and attack simulation
PrerequisitesBasic understanding of networking concepts such as TCP/IP, DNS, and HTTP · Familiarity with operating system fundamentals including Windows and Linux · Foundational knowledge of information security concepts · Basic command-line proficiency

What You Will Learn

✓Design and execute passive and active reconnaissance strategies using OSINT methodologies
✓Deploy network scanning and enumeration techniques to identify services and vulnerabilities
✓Crack password systems and escalate privileges within target environments
✓Analyse malware behaviour and identify advanced persistent threat indicators
✓Execute packet sniffing and social engineering attacks with defensive countermeasures
✓Orchestrate denial of service and session hijacking attacks while detecting evasion
✓Implement SQL injection attacks and evaluate detection and defence mechanisms
✓Evaluate wireless and mobile platform vulnerabilities using attack methodologies
✓Model IoT and operational technology threats with exploitation techniques
✓Configure cloud security and cryptographic controls for infrastructure protection

Skills You Will Gain

Reconnaissance & Assessment
Footprinting and OSINT
Network scanning
Vulnerability assessment
Service enumeration
Exploitation & Attack
System hacking
Password cracking
Web application attacks
SQL injection
Wireless hacking
Malware analysis
Defense & Evasion
IDS/Firewall evasion
Cloud security
Cryptography and PKI
Engagement reporting

Tools & Platforms Covered

Kali Linux
Nmap
Metasploit
Wireshark
Burp Suite
Nessus
SQLmap
John the Ripper
Hydra
Aircrack-ng
Nikto
Netcat

Course Curriculum

15 modules · hands-on labs · 1 capstone project · 40 hours

M01 Introduction to Ethical Hacking
5 topics · 3 hrs ▼
  • Information security overview and core concepts
  • Cyber kill chain and the five hacking phases
  • Hacker types, ethics, and professional responsibilities
  • Attack vectors and threat categories
  • Relevant laws, standards, and compliance frameworks
🧪 Hands-on Build a Kali Linux lab environment and map a sample attack scenario across all five hacking phases using the cyber kill chain framework.
Skills Hacking Methodology Cyber Kill Chain Attack Vectors Security Laws and Standards
M02 Footprinting and Reconnaissance
5 topics · 3 hrs ▼
  • Passive and active reconnaissance techniques
  • Search engine and OSINT intelligence gathering
  • DNS and network footprinting
  • Website and email footprinting
  • Reconnaissance countermeasures
🧪 Hands-on Build a target intelligence dossier using OSINT tools and DNS queries against a designated lab domain to map its digital footprint.
Skills OSINT Reconnaissance DNS Footprinting Passive Intelligence Gathering Recon Countermeasures
M03 Scanning and Enumeration
5 topics · 3 hrs ▼
  • Network scanning techniques and methodologies
  • Port and service discovery with Nmap
  • Banner grabbing using Netcat and Nmap scripts
  • Enumerating users, shares, and services
  • Scanning countermeasures and detection
🧪 Hands-on Enumerate a lab network with Nmap and Netcat to produce a complete port, service, and user inventory for a target host.
Skills Nmap Scanning Service Enumeration Banner Grabbing Netcat Enumeration
M04 Vulnerability Analysis
5 topics · 2 hrs ▼
  • Vulnerability assessment concepts and lifecycle
  • Scanning tools including Nessus and Nikto
  • CVSS and vulnerability scoring systems
  • Prioritising and triaging findings
  • Writing and interpreting assessment reports
🧪 Hands-on Scan a vulnerable lab host with Nessus and Nikto then produce a prioritised findings report using CVSS scores.
Skills Nessus Scanning CVSS Scoring Vulnerability Prioritisation Assessment Reporting
M05 System Hacking
5 topics · 3 hrs ▼
  • Gaining initial access to target systems
  • Password cracking with John the Ripper and Hydra
  • Privilege escalation techniques on Windows and Linux
  • Maintaining access with Metasploit payloads
  • Covering tracks and clearing logs
🧪 Hands-on Exploit a lab system with Metasploit, crack credential hashes with John the Ripper, and escalate privileges to root or SYSTEM on the target machine.
Skills Metasploit Exploitation Password Cracking Privilege Escalation Log Clearing
M06 Malware Threats
5 topics · 3 hrs ▼
  • Trojans, viruses, and worms — types and behaviours
  • Advanced persistent threats and attack lifecycles
  • Fileless malware techniques and living-off-the-land
  • Static and dynamic malware analysis
  • Malware countermeasures and defences
🧪 Hands-on Analyse a malware sample in a sandboxed Kali Linux environment using static and dynamic techniques to document its behaviour and indicators of compromise.
Skills Malware Analysis APT Concepts Fileless Malware Threat Indicators
M07 Sniffing and Social Engineering
5 topics · 3 hrs ▼
  • Packet sniffing techniques and passive capture
  • ARP and DNS poisoning attacks
  • Social engineering tactics and psychological principles
  • Phishing, vishing, and impersonation attacks
  • Insider threat identification and countermeasures
🧪 Hands-on Conduct an ARP poisoning attack on a lab network with Wireshark to intercept and decode plaintext credentials from captured traffic.
Skills Wireshark Packet Analysis ARP and DNS Poisoning Phishing Techniques Insider Threat Awareness
M08 Denial of Service and Session Hijacking
5 topics · 3 hrs ▼
  • Denial of service and DDoS attack types and mechanics
  • Botnets — structure, command and control, and abuse
  • Session hijacking at network and application layers
  • Countermeasures for DoS and session attacks
  • Detection methods and defensive tools
🧪 Hands-on Demonstrate a session hijacking attack on an HTTP application in the lab environment and implement countermeasures to detect and block the hijack attempt.
Skills DoS and DDoS Concepts Botnet Architecture Session Hijacking Detection and Countermeasures
M09 Evading IDS Firewalls and Honeypots
5 topics · 3 hrs ▼
  • Intrusion detection systems — types and signatures
  • Firewalls and honeypot deployment and operation
  • Evasion techniques including fragmentation and obfuscation
  • Detecting evasion attempts from the defender's perspective
  • Countermeasures and hardening strategies
🧪 Hands-on Execute fragmented and obfuscated Nmap scans against a lab IDS to evade detection and compare results with baseline non-evasive scans.
Skills IDS Evasion Firewall Bypass Honeypot Concepts Nmap Evasion Techniques
M10 Hacking Web Servers and Applications
5 topics · 2 hrs ▼
  • Web server attack techniques and exploitation
  • Common web application threats and attack surfaces
  • OWASP Top 10 risks and real-world impact
  • Web application attack methodology
  • Securing and hardening web servers and applications
🧪 Hands-on Attack a vulnerable lab web application using Nikto and Burp Suite to identify and exploit OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities and document remediation steps.
Skills Burp Suite Testing Nikto Web Scanning OWASP Top 10 Web Application Hardening
M11 SQL Injection
5 topics · 3 hrs ▼
  • SQL injection concepts and how databases are targeted
  • Types of SQL injection — in-band, blind, and out-of-band
  • SQL injection attack methodology and manual techniques
  • Evasion techniques to bypass input filters
  • Detection mechanisms and defensive countermeasures
🧪 Hands-on Exploit a vulnerable lab database with SQLmap using manual and automated injection techniques then implement input validation defences to block the attacks.
Skills SQLmap Exploitation Blind SQL Injection Filter Evasion Injection Defences
M12 Hacking Wireless and Mobile
5 topics · 3 hrs ▼
  • Wireless encryption standards and associated threats
  • Wireless attack methodology — reconnaissance to exploitation
  • Mobile platform attack vectors on Android and iOS
  • Mobile device management concepts and controls
  • Wireless and mobile countermeasures
🧪 Hands-on Capture a WPA2 handshake in the lab wireless environment with Aircrack-ng and execute a dictionary attack to recover the pre-shared key.
Skills Aircrack-ng Wireless Attacks WPA2 Handshake Cracking Mobile Attack Vectors Mobile Device Management
M13 Hacking IoT and OT
5 topics · 3 hrs ▼
  • IoT concepts, architecture, and threat landscape
  • IoT attack methodology from discovery to exploitation
  • Operational technology attacks and industrial control systems
  • Common IoT and OT vulnerabilities
  • Countermeasures and secure configuration practices
🧪 Hands-on Scan and fingerprint simulated IoT and OT devices in the lab with Nmap to identify exposed services, known vulnerabilities, and document hardening recommendations.
Skills IoT Attack Methodology OT Security Concepts IoT Vulnerability Assessment ICS Countermeasures
M14 Cloud Computing and Cryptography
5 topics · 2 hrs ▼
  • Cloud computing threats and shared responsibility model
  • Container and serverless security risks
  • Encryption algorithms and symmetric versus asymmetric cryptography
  • Public key infrastructure and certificate management
  • Cryptanalysis techniques and cryptographic countermeasures
🧪 Hands-on Evaluate a misconfigured cloud storage and containerised lab environment using Kali Linux to identify exposed secrets and apply encryption and PKI-based remediation controls.
Skills Cloud Security Threats Container Security PKI and Encryption Cryptanalysis Concepts
M15 Capstone Project
2 topics · 1 hr ▼
  • Choose a project theme with your trainer
  • Build it end to end in Kali Linux
Skills Project Scoping End-to-End Delivery Presenting Findings
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✓Web Application Vulnerability Scanner
✓Wireless Network Security Audit
✓Password Cracking and Access Recovery
✓Malware Threat Analysis and Detection
✓SQL Injection Exploitation and Defence
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Frequently Asked Questions

What tools and platforms will I learn to use in this ethical hacking course? +
You'll work hands-on with industry-standard tools including Kali Linux, Nmap, Metasploit, Wireshark, Burp Suite, Nessus, SQLmap, John the Ripper, Hydra, Aircrack-ng, Nikto, and Netcat. Each tool is used in real-world penetration testing scenarios.
What specific attack techniques will the course cover? +
The curriculum covers passive and active reconnaissance using OSINT, network scanning and port discovery, password cracking and privilege escalation, malware analysis, packet sniffing, denial of service attacks, web application exploitation including SQL injection, wireless network attacks, and IoT and operational technology system attacks.
Does the course include hands-on labs and real-world projects? +
Yes. The course is delivered live and instructor-led with hands-on cloud labs where you practice each technique. You'll execute full ethical hacking engagements and document security findings throughout.
How is this course structured? +
The course progresses through reconnaissance, vulnerability assessment, gaining access, maintaining access, and clearing tracks. You learn both the attacker's perspective and how to defend against each phase of an attack.
Will I learn about compliance and legal aspects of ethical hacking? +
Yes. The curriculum includes ethical hacking methodology and legal compliance so you understand the boundary between authorized security testing and unauthorized access.
What level of networking knowledge do I need before starting? +
You need a basic understanding of networking concepts such as TCP/IP, DNS, and HTTP, plus familiarity with Windows and Linux operating systems.
Are cloud labs included in the course delivery? +
Yes. You get hands-on cloud labs as part of the live, instructor-led training so you can practice in a safe, legal environment.
Will the course cover emerging threats like IoT and cloud security? +
Yes. The curriculum includes IoT concepts and attack methodologies, operational technology attacks, cloud computing threats, and serverless security.
What prior experience do I need to enrol? +
You need basic understanding of TCP/IP, DNS, and HTTP; familiarity with Windows and Linux; foundational knowledge of information security concepts; and basic command-line proficiency. You do not need prior penetration testing experience.
Do I need a computer science degree to take this course? +
No. The course is designed for professionals with information security foundations, not necessarily a degree in computer science. Your networking and operating system knowledge matters more.
Can someone with only a security analyst background transition to ethical hacking? +
Yes. If you have foundational security knowledge and understand networking and operating systems, you can transition into ethical hacking through this hands-on course.
Do I need Linux experience before the course starts? +
Familiarity with Linux is helpful since Kali Linux is used heavily. However, the course assumes foundational operating system knowledge and does not require advanced Linux expertise.
What if I have minimal command-line experience? +
Basic command-line proficiency is a prerequisite. If you are not comfortable with the terminal, consider building that skill before starting the course.
Is there an assessment to check if I meet the prerequisites? +
You should evaluate yourself against the four prerequisite areas listed on this page. If you have gaps, talk to a learning advisor about your readiness.
What is the cyber kill chain and why does this course teach it? +
The cyber kill chain is the sequence of stages an attacker moves through: reconnaissance, weaponization, delivery, exploitation, installation, command and control, and exfiltration. Learning it helps you understand attacker tactics so you can defend better.
What does reconnaissance mean in the context of ethical hacking? +
Reconnaissance is the first phase where an attacker gathers information about a target. The course covers passive reconnaissance using OSINT, and active reconnaissance through network footprinting, email footprinting, and search engines.
How does password cracking fit into the attack methodology taught in this course? +
Password cracking is part of the 'gaining access' phase. You'll learn techniques and tools like John the Ripper and Hydra to crack passwords and understand how defenders can prevent these attacks.
What is privilege escalation and when does it happen in an attack? +
Privilege escalation happens after you gain initial access to a system. You exploit vulnerabilities to move from a lower privilege account to a higher privilege account, such as administrator or root.
What does 'maintaining access' and 'clearing tracks' mean? +
Maintaining access means installing backdoors or other mechanisms so you can return to the compromised system later. Clearing tracks means removing evidence of your activities from logs and file systems.
Why do ethical hackers need to understand malware? +
Attackers use malware like Trojans, viruses, advanced persistent threats, and fileless malware. Understanding malware indicators, analysis techniques, and behavior helps you detect and stop real attacks.
What is SQL injection and why is it dangerous? +
SQL injection is a vulnerability where attackers insert malicious SQL code into web application inputs to access or manipulate databases. The course covers injection concepts, types, attack methodology, and defenses.
How do denial of service attacks work? +
Denial of service (DoS) and distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks overwhelm a system or network with traffic, making it unavailable to legitimate users. The course covers how to execute and detect these attacks.
What is the OWASP Top 10 and how does this course address web application risks? +
OWASP Top 10 lists the most critical web application security risks. The course covers OWASP risks, web server attacks, web application threats, and a methodology for attacking web applications securely.
What job roles can I move into after completing this course? +
Typical roles include Penetration Tester, Ethical Hacker, Security Analyst, Vulnerability Analyst, Cybersecurity Engineer, Information Security Consultant, Red Team Analyst, and Network Security Analyst.
How does experience level affect earnings in ethical hacking roles? +
Entry-level penetration testers typically earn less than mid-level ethical hackers, who earn less than senior security analysts. Your specialized skills—such as mastery of specific tools or attack domains—also influence compensation.
What kinds of organizations hire ethical hackers and penetration testers? +
Fortune 500 companies, financial institutions, government agencies, and technology firms all hire ethical hackers. Any organization that handles sensitive data or critical systems needs regular security testing.
Can I freelance as a penetration tester after this course? +
The skills and certification position you for both full-time roles and freelance work. However, building a track record, earning trust, and understanding legal compliance are essential for freelance success.
Will this course improve my earning potential compared to not having a certification? +
Organizations prefer candidates with recognized certifications for ethical hacking roles. A Greater Insights Certificate is recognized by Fortune 500 companies and shareable on LinkedIn, strengthening your marketability.
What is the difference between a penetration tester and a security analyst? +
Penetration testers actively attempt to break into systems to find vulnerabilities. Security analysts typically focus on monitoring, analyzing threats, and implementing defenses. This course teaches both offensive techniques and defensive thinking.
How long does it take to be job-ready after this course? +
You gain practical skills immediately through hands-on labs. Most graduates are ready for entry-level penetration testing or analyst roles, though building real-world experience strengthens your candidacy.
What is the average Penetration Tester salary in this market? +
The average Penetration Tester salary in this market is around ₹6L. The typical pay range runs from ₹4L to ₹8L.
What does an experienced Penetration Tester earn in this market? +
Experienced Penetration Testers in this market typically earn towards the upper end of the range — up to ₹8L and above at senior or lead level. Specialisations in AI, cloud, or advanced analytics can push compensation higher.
What is the average Ethical Hacker salary in this market? +
The average Ethical Hacker salary in this market is around ₹12L. The typical pay range runs from ₹8L to ₹16L.
What does an experienced Ethical Hacker earn in this market? +
Experienced Ethical Hackers in this market typically earn towards the upper end of the range — up to ₹16L and above at senior or lead level. Specialisations in AI, cloud, or advanced analytics can push compensation higher.
What is the average Security Analyst salary in this market? +
The average Security Analyst salary in this market is around ₹22L. The typical pay range runs from ₹16L to ₹30L.
What does an experienced Security Analyst earn in this market? +
Experienced Security Analysts in this market typically earn towards the upper end of the range — up to ₹30L and above at senior or lead level. Specialisations in AI, cloud, or advanced analytics can push compensation higher.
What certificate will I receive? +
You'll earn a Greater Insights Certificate of Completion in Ethical Hacking CEH — evidence of the practical, job-ready skills you built, and shareable with employers.
Is the certificate recognised or accredited? +
It's a professional certificate of completion — not a university or government accreditation. Its value comes from what it represents: rigorous, live instructor-led training and hands-on projects that employers recognise as real, current skills.
How do I earn the certificate — is there an exam? +
There's no high-stakes exam. You earn the certificate by completing the programme — attending the live sessions and finishing the hands-on projects and labs that demonstrate your skills.
Can I add it to LinkedIn and use it for job applications? +
Yes — it's designed to be shared. Add it to your LinkedIn profile and CV right after completion, and use it in job applications as proof of the skills you built.
Will it help me get hired? +
It signals to employers that you've completed practical, hands-on training in Ethical Hacking CEH — a real credibility boost. It's not a job guarantee, but combined with your portfolio and interview it strengthens your profile.
Does the certificate expire? +
No — once earned, it's yours permanently and doesn't expire. You also keep your learning materials to reference throughout your career.
How is the course delivered? +
It's a live, instructor-led online course with hands-on cloud labs — not self-paced video. You attend scheduled sessions with your trainer and classmates, ask questions in real time, and work through labs in the cloud.
How does this compare to a self-paced course? +
The difference is live, instructor-led sessions with a real cohort — real-time help, feedback, and accountability, instead of videos you work through alone. You still keep the recordings and materials, but the live guidance is what keeps you moving.
Is this the same as a university degree? +
No — it's a focused, practical, industry-oriented programme, not an academic degree. You build job-ready skills through live training and hands-on projects, and earn a Greater Insights certificate to show employers. It complements a degree rather than replacing it.
Can I attend if I'm in a different time zone? +
Sessions run at scheduled times (shown on this page). The course is fully online, so you can join from anywhere — check the schedule to confirm the timings work for you, or ask a learning advisor about alternative cohorts.
How much time do I need each week, and can I do it while working full-time? +
The live online format is built for working professionals — sessions are scheduled to fit around a job. Alongside the live sessions, set aside focused time for hands-on labs and practice; your trainer outlines the weekly commitment during onboarding.
What software or equipment do I need? +
Just a computer with a stable internet connection and a web browser. The course runs on cloud labs, so tools are provided online — no heavy local setup. You'll work with the tools your programme uses entirely in the cloud.
What support do I get during the course? +
You work directly with a live instructor throughout. Ask questions during sessions, collaborate with classmates on labs, and get feedback on your work. If you fall behind or hit a technical issue, your trainer and the Greater Insights team help you catch up.
Are sessions recorded — what if I miss one? +
Live attendance is where the real learning happens, so try to attend. If you must miss a session, tell your trainer in advance — your learning materials (and recordings, where available for your cohort) help you catch up. Ask your learning advisor about recording access.
How much does the course cost, and what payment options are there? +
The current fee is ₹21,000, with EMI options from ₹1,896/month. You can also request a quote or talk to a learning advisor for the latest pricing and plans.
Can I get a refund if it's not the right fit? +
Yes — if you've paid in full for a scheduled batch, you can request a full refund within 7 days of enrolling (before the batch starts); after that we can usually arrange a credit or a free transfer to a later batch, and if we cancel a batch you're refunded in full. See our Refund & Cancellation Policy at greaterinsights.in/refund-policy for the details.
What happens to my materials and access after the course ends? +
You keep your learning materials permanently — notes, code, labs, and resources — to revisit anytime as you apply your skills on the job.
Is there any support after the course ends? +
Yes — you stay connected with your trainer and the Greater Insights team after the programme, so you can ask follow-up questions and get guidance as you put your skills to work.
Can I book this for my team, or get 1:1 training? +
Yes — we run private cohorts for companies and offer 1:1 / small-group training. Talk to a learning advisor to scope a team plan or a personalised track.
What happens right after I enrol? +
You'll get onboarding details — how to access the learning platform and cloud labs, your cohort schedule, and a welcome from the GI team. Your learning advisor walks you through the first steps.
Is there peer learning or a community? +
Yes — you learn alongside a live cohort, collaborate with classmates on labs, and stay connected with the Greater Insights community and team beyond the course.
How long is the course? +
The full duration is listed in the course curriculum section on this page — check there for the exact hours and schedule.
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