PQC Practitioner Bootcamp – In-Person, London, April 2027

Five days covering the Post-Quantum Foundation material and the Specialist Training material in one block, with a fifth-day capstone in which you build and present a migration roadmap for a realistic scenario.

Built for those who prefer intensive, structured learning over self-paced study, who want to go from zero PQC knowledge to exam-ready in one week, and who are part of a team launching a PQC migration program and need the whole team trained together.

What you will cover

• The quantum threat to cryptography (HNDL, TNFL, CRQC timeline assessment)
• NIST post-quantum standards and regulatory drivers
• Cryptographic inventory and CBOM methodology (hands-on lab)
• NIST PQC algorithm evaluation (ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA, FN-DSA, HQC)
• Hybrid implementation design (key exchange and signatures)
• Protocol migration assessment (TLS, SSH, IPsec, PKI)

The format

Five days, Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 16:30 each day: 30 hours of instruction, six hours of teaching daily within a schedule that includes breaks. Included: Course handbook, companion book, lab access, refreshments, certificate of completion.

Full outline, modules, and delivery details are on the course page, together with a justification letter you can adapt if you need internal approval to attend: PQC Practitioner Bootcamp.

The PQCS certification exam is not included and is booked separately.

Our confirmation guarantee. This course needs eight participants. If it has not reached eight twenty-one days before the start date, we cancel it, refund you in full, and add a credit toward any course at the same price or lower. If you do not hear from us, the course is going ahead.

Quantum Academy certifications are private, professional credentials issued by Post-Quantum Institute. They are not government-issued licenses, accredited academic degrees, or academic credit, and earning one does not guarantee employment, promotion, or any regulatory outcome. This training is educational and informational, and is not legal, compliance, or engineering advice.