Tutorials Dojo

Tutorials Dojo offers self-paced IT certification reviewers, courses, and practice tests for people building technology skills and preparing for exams. Its topics include AWS, Azure, and other technology areas. Practice-test samplers have Timed and Review modes, with 10–15 questions in each mode and five bonus flashcards. The portal also offers an AWS sandbox and more than 100 guided labs. All-in Cloud Access lists video courses and practice exams for AWS, Azure, GCP, and Kubernetes. The maker says answer keys include detailed explanations, reference links, and cheat sheets, and that its question bank is updated four to eight times monthly based on student feedback. Practice exams work in a phone browser, though the Android app remains in development without a confirmed public release date. Video lectures cannot be downloaded, and Vimeo-hosted lessons may be inaccessible in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, or China. The site lists monthly Basic at $19.99 a month and Pro at $49.99 a month; each is billed Monthly. Other listed options include AWS sandbox and course bundles, with some prices not listed.

Tutorials Dojo pairs practice exams with courses and guided labs across several cloud topics. Check video access constraints and the stated monthly plan details before choosing a course option.

Tutorials Dojo may suit learners preparing for IT certification exams or seeking to build technology skills through self-paced courses, practice tests, and guided AWS labs. Its phone-browser access can suit people taking practice exams on mobile.

Tutorials Dojo combines self-paced IT certification study with practice exams, courses and guided AWS labs. It suits learners preparing for cloud credentials who also want practical exercises; its broader course coverage is useful, but video restrictions and a confusing quarterly price label deserve attention.

Overview

The portal brings certification reviewers, courses and practice tests together across AWS, Azure and other technology topics. Samplers offer Timed and Review modes with 10–15 questions each, plus five bonus flashcards. The maker says answer keys provide explanations, reference links and cheat sheets, and that student feedback prompts four to eight question-bank updates monthly. Those features support a repeatable study routine, though samplers are only a small taste of the exam material.

That is a meaningful complement to exam prep, but the sandbox is AWS-focused even when courses and exams span other cloud providers.

Key features

Practice and courses

Self-paced learning paths work well for people fitting exam preparation around other commitments. All-in Cloud Access covers video courses and practice exams for AWS, Azure, GCP and Kubernetes. The stated update cadence is a plus for returning learners, while the portal's broader technology coverage may help those studying beyond cloud certifications.

Labs and video access

The AWS sandbox and more than 100 guided labs give learners a way to work through cloud exercises rather than rely on review content alone. Video lectures cannot be downloaded, so the service is less suitable for offline study. Vimeo-hosted lessons may also be inaccessible in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam or China.

Mobile, privacy and support

The mobile-friendly website supports practice exams in a phone browser, but the Android app remains in development and has no confirmed public release date. Support is available by email or forums during weekday business hours of 8 AM to 5:30 PM UTC+8, with limited weekend support. The privacy policy says Tutorials Dojo does not rent or sell personally identifying information and takes reasonable measures against unauthorized access, use, alteration or destruction. PayPal and credit-card payments through Stripe are supported; the FAQ says Stripe uses HTTPS and HSTS.

Pricing

Tutorials Dojo has a free plan and no free trial. Plan choice matters: lower-cost subscriptions can omit practice exams or labs, while the broadest paid options combine courses, exams and AWS access.

• Basic: $19.99 a month, billed Monthly, for AI-focused training; it excludes cloud labs and practice exams, so it is not the right fit for exam-focused learners.
• Standard: $29.99 a month, billed Monthly, includes AWS labs, cloud reviewers, video courses and mock exams. It suits AWS learners who want both practice and instruction.
• PlayCloud Sandbox (AWS): $17.99 a month, billed Monthly, for the AWS sandbox. The quarterly option is $47.99 a year, billed Quarterly, and the yearly option is $177.99 a year, billed Yearly. These focus on lab access rather than the course-and-exam bundle.
• All-in Cloud Access: Courses + PlayCloud Sandbox (AWS): $24.99 a month, billed Monthly, with video courses and practice exams for AWS, Azure, GCP and Kubernetes, plus the AWS sandbox. The quarterly option is $64.99 a year, billed Quarterly; the yearly option is $249.99 a year, billed Yearly. The quarterly prices are expressed per year despite quarterly billing, so check the billing amount and cadence before choosing.
• Pro: $49.99 a month, billed Monthly, includes all cloud labs, all content, and AWS, GCP and Azure coverage. It is aimed at learners seeking the widest stated access.
• PlayCloud Sandbox (AWS) and All-in Cloud Access: Courses + PlayCloud Sandbox (AWS) plans also have custom pricing. The former includes the AWS sandbox, guided AWS labs and dedicated support; the latter adds courses, practice exams and downloadable slides.

No seat counts or usage quotas are stated for these plans, so teams should confirm access terms before committing.

Platforms

The service supports Android and web. In practice, Android access is through the mobile-friendly website for now, not a released app.

Who it's for

Tutorials Dojo is best for independent learners preparing for IT certifications who want practice tests and courses alongside guided AWS work. It is less compelling for people who need offline video, a confirmed native Android app, or labs across multiple cloud providers.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Cross-provider video courses and practice exams in All-in Cloud Access make one subscription relevant to AWS, Azure, GCP and Kubernetes study.
• Pros: More than 100 guided AWS labs and an AWS sandbox add practical exercises to certification review.
• Pros: Timed and Review samplers, detailed answer explanations and frequent question-bank updates support structured practice.
• Cons: Download restrictions prevent offline video study, and Vimeo access may be blocked in five named countries.
• Cons: Basic omits labs and practice exams, limiting its usefulness for conventional cloud certification preparation.
• Cons: Android users rely on the website until the app has a public release.

Alternatives

Choose KodeKloud if you want a free plan and trial, iOS access, or a team-oriented plan for 2–5 users with courses, labs, DevOps and Cloud playgrounds. Consider Pluralsight for a paid technology-learning service with a 10-day trial and broad platform support; its Core Tech plan is $449 a year, billed annually, and the trial excludes lab and sa.

Simplilearn Cloud Computing is another freemium option with web, iOS and Android support. AWS Skill Builder may suit learners focused on AWS, with free learning resources and a $29 a month individual subscription. For a free tier with a free practice exam and full course-video access, consider ExamPro; its Supporter Membership is $39 a month.

Browse Cloud Training Platforms or Exam Prep Apps for more options.

Verdict

Tutorials Dojo is a strong fit for self-directed certification candidates who want practice exams, multi-cloud courses and substantial guided AWS lab work in one service. Its main advantage is bringing those study formats together; look elsewhere if downloadable video, confirmed native Android access, or multi-cloud labs are essential.