igmGuru
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igmGuru is an online IT training provider that sells individual certification courses to working professionals, plus a corporate training offer for teams. Its home page headline is "IT Courses that are best for your career," and the footer names the company behind it as IGM Technologies. The catalog leans toward enterprise technology: programming and web frameworks, cloud, data science and business intelligence, AI and machine learning, SAP, Salesforce, ServiceNow, cybersecurity, and agile and project management.
How the training is delivered
The home page lists "Online Live Class Room Training" among its reasons to choose igmGuru, along with course content designed by industry specialists and peer-to-peer learning. The company's blog fills in the rest. It describes "live, interactive training" alongside video-based courses, and says learners who cannot attend live sessions can choose self-paced training: "Their self-paced programs are recorded videos of live sessions. These come with lifetime access and the same exact content."
On instructors, the home page promises "Certified & Experienced Trainers," and the blog says "every trainer is a working professional whose hands-on expertise and skills benefit the learners." Support is advertised as "24 x 7 Support" on the home page; the blog says guidance counselors and coordinators work around the clock and can be reached through chat, direct calls or email.
Most course titles follow the pattern "Training Online and Certification Course," meaning the course prepares learners for a vendor certification in that tool. Data science course descriptions use phrases such as "certification-focused, hands-on training" and "expert-led practical training." The Salesforce Platform Developer I course, for example, covers Apex code, Lightning Web Components and data models "aligned with the Platform Developer I certification objectives." The exams themselves belong to the vendors (Microsoft, AWS, Salesforce and the rest).
The catalog for coders and data people
For a reader in the tech and coding category, the programming list includes React Native, ReactJS, React with Redux, Flutter, Golang, Ruby on Rails, Java, Python, Mendix, MuleSoft and Selenium, plus Linux Administration (Red Hat). The home page lists a Python course "from Beginner to Advanced" at 40 hours. Cloud training covers AWS (including SysOps, DevOps and Solutions Architect), Microsoft Azure for administrators, developers and solutions architects, Google Cloud Platform and Azure Databricks. Big data courses include Hadoop developer, admin and testing, Splunk, MongoDB, DataStage, AWS Kinesis, and Apache Kafka, Spark Scala and Storm.
The data science category page lists 80 courses ("Total Results - 80"). It opens with a description of training in "data analysis methods, statistical concepts, data visualization, machine learning models, and programming practices." Courses there range from tool-specific programs (Power BI under the PL-300 code, Tableau, Qlik Sense, Looker, Alteryx, KNIME, Dataiku, dbt, Apache Spark, Neo4j, Fivetran) to libraries (Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, SciPy) and broader programs such as Data Science with Python, Python for Data Engineering, Data Mining and an AI Business Analyst course. Statistics packages are well covered too: R, RStudio, Stata, JMP, Jamovi, IBM SPSS and NVivo.
AI has its own section on the home page, with a Generative AI course, Claude AI Training, Claude Code Training, SAP AI Training and an Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) course covering deep learning, AI agents, reinforcement learning and AGI safety. The machine learning list adds MLOps, Deep Learning with TensorFlow, IoT, augmented reality, blockchain development and RPA with UiPath, Automation Anywhere and Blue Prism.
Beyond tech, the catalog takes in agile certifications (CSM, CSD, CSPO, PSM, PSD, PSPO, PMI-ACP, Leading SAFe), project management (PMP, CAPM), quality (Lean Six Sigma Green and Black Belt, ISTQB CTFL), cybersecurity (CISSP, CCSP, CompTIA Security+, Okta, Imperva), digital marketing and a long SAP list. The blog describes igmGuru as "a global online learning platform" with "over 150 courses," while the home page shows dozens of categories, from networking and VMware to PLC and supply chain management.
Prices, hours and reviews
Every course card shows a price in Swiss francs and the total hours, and many show a star rating with a review count in brackets. Prices vary a lot by course. On the home page, the Generative AI course is CHF 635.31 for 35 hours, the Cyber Security course CHF 726.20 for 40 hours, the DevOps course CHF 453.53 for 40 hours, the AWS DevOps course CHF 544.42 for 30 hours, the MLOps course CHF 998.86 for 50 hours and the Machine Learning course CHF 1,180.64 for 36 hours. SAP AI Training is CHF 1,089.75 for 25 hours.
The data science page shows the full range. Short skills courses start low: Introduction to MATLAB is CHF 89.98 for 2 hours and Excel Data Management CHF 89.98 for 3 hours. Many tool courses sit at CHF 726.20 for 20 to 40 hours, Tableau and Power BI are CHF 453.53, IBM SPSS is CHF 1,363.32, and the longest programs, the Google Data Analytics and Google Business Intelligence courses, are CHF 1,816.85 for 180 hours or more. The store runs on a shopping cart with order tracking, and an affiliate registration form sits next to the login.
The home page advertises a "100% Money Back Guarantee," and the footer links to a refund policy that sets the terms.
Corporate training and teaching
For organizations, the home page offers corporate training: "Get unlimited access to 2,000 of IgmGuru top courses for your team." A separate Corporate IT Training page handles those enquiries. igmGuru also recruits instructors: "Teach what you love. IgmGuru gives you the tools to create an online course."
Free material supports the paid courses. The site publishes tutorials (Python, Docker, Kubernetes, Power BI, RAG and more), long lists of interview questions for roles from Java developer to data engineer, and a blog with career articles. The site lists a US toll-free number and an India number for contact.
Who it suits
igmGuru suits IT professionals who need training in one specific tool or certification, especially enterprise software that larger course platforms cover thinly: Fivetran, Kalido, Celonis, Collibra, SAP modules or Salesforce Billing. Learners who want a live class with a trainer, and a recorded fallback with lifetime access, get both formats. Teams can use the corporate offer for broader access.
Buying is per course, so someone who wants a wide sweep of topics will pay course by course, and the prices on the site are in CHF. Course pages and the refund policy are the places to check details such as schedules before paying. Learners after a structured computer science curriculum may prefer a program built around one long path, since igmGuru is organized as a catalog of separate certification courses.