Expense this course

Get your employer to pay for it.

IAM training is exactly what professional-development budgets exist for — it’s security work, it’s compliance-adjacent, and it maps to a Microsoft certification your team can point to. Most students who ask, get approved.

Copy-paste request letter

Subject: Training request: Microsoft Entra ID course ($249–$399)

Hi [Manager],

I’d like to use my professional development budget for a hands-on Microsoft Entra ID
course: Entra ID Mastery (allthingsidentity.com/entra-id-mastery.html).

Why this one:
• 20 hands-on labs in a tenant I stand up myself as part of the course — the same
  skill used for proofs-of-concept at work. Nothing runs in our production tenant, and no paid
  Azure subscription is required.
• Built around enterprise scenarios (Conditional Access design, PIM, identity governance,
  lifecycle automation) — the exact work we deal with.
• Aligned to the Microsoft SC-300 certification, which I can sit after completing it.
• Taught by a practitioner with 14+ years running IAM in federal and commercial
  environments, and kept current with the Entra portal as Microsoft changes it.

Cost is $249 (Standard) or $399 (Pro, includes two 1:1 coaching sessions with a live resume/LinkedIn
review, plus SC-300 exam prep). It comes with a 14-day
money-back guarantee and an invoice for reimbursement.

The founding price ends soon, so I’d like to enroll this month if the budget allows.

Thanks,
[Name]

What to attach

Link to the course page (curriculum + pricing are public), and mention: 14-day money-back guarantee, invoice provided for every purchase, lifetime access so the material stays useful after the course.

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