Docebo has officially achieved not one, but two Amazon Web Services (AWS) Competencies: the AWS Education Competency and the AWS Non-profit Competency. 

That’s a dual recognition from one of the most respected names in cloud infrastructure, making Docebo a trusted partner for organizations looking to power their learning programs.

What does it mean to achieve an AWS competency?

Attaining an AWS competency is the way AWS puts a partner through the wringer, by rigorously checking their technical credentials, reviewing their track records, and confirming their expertise, performance, and product architecture. 

In other words, it’s a validation that Docebo delivers serious, enterprise-grade, AI-first learning experiences for multiple, different audiences on top of AWS infrastructure that’s secure, scalable, and reliable.

What this means for corporate learning

The AWS Education Competency recognizes Docebo’s ability to help large, complex organizations close their skills gaps at scale. We’re talking about AI-driven, personalized learning delivered to millions of learners globally, all running on infrastructure that doesn’t blink when demand spikes.

“The goal has always been to build a platform that’s not just powerful, but one that meets the security and reliability standards that the world’s most sophisticated organizations actually require. This recognition confirms that bar has been met.”

Travis Burke, EVP of Corporate Development and Partnerships at Docebo

For enterprise L&D teams dealing with the complexity of extended enterprise training, this is a meaningful signal that Docebo’s infrastructure is robust and dependable.

What this means for non-profits

This one deserves its own spotlight. The AWS Non-profit Competency recognizes Docebo’s work supporting mission-driven organizations. 

From onboarding volunteers and educating donors to developing staff across global networks, non-profits face training challenges that are just as complex as any enterprise, but often they must overcome these hurdles with a fraction of the budget and infrastructure. 

Docebo on AWS helps NPOs reduce operational costs by eliminating the need for heavy physical infrastructure, maintain the highest levels of data security for sensitive donor and member information, and scale mission-critical training rapidly across distributed teams and stakeholders.

That’s not a small thing. For organizations where every dollar and every hour matters, having a platform that’s built to scale without breaking the bank is genuinely transformative.

The bottom line

When you combine Docebo’s AI capabilities and AWS’s cloud power, you can expect utmost security, global accessibility, real-time data synchronization, and to top it all off, AI-powered learning that adapts to the learner.

Whether you’re a global enterprise trying to upskill a distributed workforce or a non-profit trying to maximize your social impact, you can rest assured that Docebo is setting the bar high for learning. Want to see what that looks like in practice?

Schedule a demo and find out why more than 3,800 companies across the world trust Docebo to power their learning.