ACADEMY
Your outlet to a new world — in eight Oracle tracks
Every course ends in a real internship profile: you shadow resolved client tickets alongside a senior consultant, and the record follows you.
- Fusion
Implementing Cloud Financials: From Empty Pod to Go-Live
A practical implementation course for functional consultants, finance system analysts and finance staff handed a cloud ERP project. Vendor documentation tells you what the setup tasks are. This covers the part that is not written down: what order to do things in when reality intrudes, what breaks three months later during close, why a design decision matters, and how to run the client conversation before you configure anything. Every module ends with a failure segment — the specific misconfigurations that surface too late.
EGP 6,000153 lessons
- Fusion
Implementing Project Portfolio Management: From Organization Structure to Recognized Revenue
A practical implementation course for PPM functional consultants, project accountants, PMO leads inheriting a system, and finance staff in project-driven businesses. It opens with the distinction that decides everything after it: this domain is not one product. Project Financial Management is bought by Finance and ends at the general ledger; Project Execution Management is bought by the PMO and ends at the schedule and the people. Scoping the wrong one costs a week and a lot of credibility, and the course is built so either audience can take the path that is theirs. It then covers the three decisions you do not get to make twice — the organization structure, the project types, and the resource breakdown structures — the accounting seam where a project transaction becomes a journal line, and the reason invoicing and revenue recognition are two separate events. Every module ends with a failure segment and a diagnostic sequence.
EGP 6,000198 lessons
- Fusion
Implementing Manufacturing and Materials Management: From Empty Plant to Costed Work Order
A practical implementation course for SCM functional consultants, manufacturing systems analysts, cost accountants moving into system work, and plant and materials managers on the client side. Vendor documentation lists the setup tasks and shows one happy path. This covers the decisions: how facilities are modelled, how items are defined, and how cost is structured — three choices that cannot be undone once transactions exist. It also covers what breaks in the plant, and the seam between supply chain and finance where this job is actually done. Every module ends with a failure segment and a diagnostic sequence.
EGP 6,000188 lessons
- Fusion
Implementing Global HR: From Enterprise Model to Live Workforce
A practical implementation course for HCM functional consultants, HRIS analysts, HR operations staff inheriting an implementation, and client-side HR and payroll leads. Vendor documentation lists the setup tasks. This covers what is not written down: why global is hard, how to run a workforce structure design workshop with an HR director who thinks in org charts rather than objects, what breaks at scale, and — above all — the three decisions that are made in week two of a project by whoever is in the room and are permanent. Every module ends with a failure segment: the specific misconfigurations that surface too late, and how to diagnose them in order.
EGP 6,000175 lessons
- Fusion
Oracle Fusion HCM — Foundation
A practical foundation in Oracle Fusion HCM: enterprise structures, the person and assignment model, effective dating, security, absence management, and loading and verifying data. Six lessons and a graded assessment, in English and Arabic. Teaches the concepts and the diagnostic reasoning rather than screen-by-screen navigation, which changes with every Oracle update.
EGP 2,0006 lessons
- Fusion
Oracle Fusion Technical: Reports, Data, Integrations and Extensions
The layer beneath the functional courses. Data gets into Fusion, comes back out as a report, and another system talks to it - and none of that is configuration you can click your way through. This is for the consultant or developer who can already navigate Fusion and now has to load a client history, explain why a report is slow, or make an integration survive a quarterly update. Vendor documentation lists the tools. This covers which one answers which question, what order the work goes in, and which decisions cannot be taken back once transactions exist.
EGP 3,000177 lessons
- EBS
Oracle Apps DBA: Keeping E-Business Suite Alive
Nobody notices a DBA until something is down, and by then the decisions that mattered were taken months earlier — when the backup was configured and never restored, when the patch was applied without a rollback, when the test environment was refreshed with real salaries in it. This course is about those decisions. It covers Oracle E-Business Suite and the database underneath it: the architecture, the AD utilities, cloning, patching, concurrent processing, performance, and the security of a system that holds a company's payroll. It assumes you can use a shell and read SQL. It does not assume you have administered a database before.
EGP 3,000184 lessons
- Fusion
Oracle Integration Cloud: Building Integrations That Survive Production
Building an integration is the easy part. Making one that still works after a credential rotates, a payload changes shape, the network drops mid-call and somebody reruns it twice — that is the job, and it is what this course is about. For the consultant or developer who has outgrown point-to-point calls and now has to connect Fusion to systems that were not designed to talk to it. It assumes you know what a REST call is; it does not assume you have seen OIC.
EGP 3,000175 lessons
- Fusion
Oracle Visual Builder: Applications That Outlive Their First Release
Building the first screen in Visual Builder takes an afternoon. What takes the rest of the project is everything that follows: where state lives once four pages need it, what happens to your service connections when Fusion changes shape, why the filter you put on a table is not security, and how any of it survives a quarterly update. This course is about those. It is for the consultant or developer who has been asked for a screen Fusion does not have — and it starts by asking whether you need one at all. It assumes you can read JavaScript and JSON and know what a REST call is. It does not assume you have opened Visual Builder.
EGP 3,000176 lessons
- Fusion
Administering Cloud EPM: The Platform Beneath the Business Processes
A practical administration course for Cloud EPM service administrators, cloud and identity teams inheriting an EPM estate, Center of Excellence leads, and consultants who keep getting handed the platform work nobody scoped. IT DOES NOT TEACH HOW TO CONFIGURE PLANNING, FINANCIAL CONSOLIDATION AND CLOSE, ACCOUNT RECONCILIATION OR ANY OTHER INDIVIDUAL BUSINESS PROCESS — each of those is its own implementation and its own course. This teaches how to run the platform they live on: cloud accounts, identity domains and regions; creating, sizing and retiring environments; a role model that survives growth; single sign-on and directory synchronization; network perimeter, managed provider access and customer-managed encryption keys; clients and automation; backups, disaster recovery and the restore you have never actually performed; the operating calendar; monitoring and the evidence an auditor asks for; and the Center of Excellence that holds all of it. Every module ends with a failure segment and a diagnostic sequence.
EGP 8,400201 lessons
Academy course, then a supervised internship shadowing real client work, then the consultant directory.