6
Months
Structured,and practical Cybersecurity training from fundamentals to real security testing
O-Range
CYBERSECURITY
From Curious Beginner to Confident Ethical Hacker
Build your Cybersecurity foundation,
practise security testing,
and develop skills you can keep growing.
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Curious About EthicalHacking, or a Career in Cybersecurity? There's a Place for You Here
Whether you're a complete beginner exploring something new,a student building your future a graduate seeking practical skills, ,an IT professional looking to expand your expertise,
or someone considering a career change
Cybersecurity offers opportunities to learn, grow, and make a difference
Six Months. One Clear Path to a Cybersecurity Career
6
Modules
Fundamentals, ethical hacking, web security, bug bounty, tools and labs, portfolio and career.
2
Installments
Split the fee in two if that suits you better.
What you’ll be able to do
Six months from now, you could be doing this.
01
Investigate how a web application works before testing its security.
02
Spot common vulnerabilities and explain how they affect users and businesses.
03
Use industry tools, including Burp Suite, for authorized security assessments.
04
Test authentication and access controls for weaknesses.
05
Write clear vulnerability reports covering the issue, its impact, and the fix.
06
Build practical projects that show what you can do.
What to expect
What to expect from your six months
Instructor-led training
Structured sessions that take you step by step.
Guided Labs
Practical exercises in controlled environments, so you practise safely.
Tools and Resources
Cybersecurity tools and learning materials to work with.
Revision support
Structured sessRevision resources and eligible session recordings.ions that take you step by step.
Projects and Reporting
Practical projects and security report writing.
Mentorship and Career Guidance
Learning support, plus guidance on bug bounty programmes and career paths.
Course outline
Your six-month pathway
From the foundations to practical security testing and professional development.
Module
Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Build the foundation to understand how computers, networks, applications, and security systems work.
- Networking and
internet protocols
- Linux and operating systems
- Common threats, tools, and lab
environments
- Ethics, legal boundaries, and responsible
disclosure
Your goal: understand the technical foundations and get ready for practical training.
Your goal: understand the technical foundations and get ready for practical training.
Module
Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing
Learn the methodology ethical hackers use to assess systems within an authorized scope.
- Testing
methodologies and principles
- Reconnaissance, scanning, and
enumeration
- Identifying and assessing
weaknesses
- Exploitation in controlled environments,
and reporting Your goal: understand the stages of a security assessment and investigate vulnerabilities
responsibly.
Module
Web Application Security
Learn how web applications work, where weaknesses appear, and how testers investigate them.
- Web architecture
and HTTP
- Common vulnerabilities, authentication,
and authorization flaws
- Access control issues, including
IDOR
- Business logic flaws, misconfigurations,
validation, and remediation Your goal: build a foundation for testing web applications and finding
issues that affect real users.
Module
Bug Bounty Hunting
Discover how researchers find and responsibly report weaknesses through authorized programmes.
- Programme scope
and disclosure policies
- Reconnaissance and attack surface
mapping
- Validating findings and reducing
duplicates
- Impact, severity, professional reports,
triage, and responsible disclosure Your goal: understand how bug bounty works and develop a
responsible approach to reporting eligible vulnerabilities.
Module
Tools, Automation, and Practical Labs
Learn to use technical tools to support your investigations.
- Reconnaissance
tools and Burp Suite
- Basic scripting and automation
- Analysing and validating
findings
- Hands-on labs and workflow
troubleshooting Your goal: use tools with understanding, instead of relying on them blindly.
Module
Projects, Portfolio, and Career Development
Bring it together through practical exercises and professional preparation.
- Authorized
vulnerability assessment projects
- Structured technical reports and your
portfolio
- Career pathways and technical interview
preparation
- Bug bounty, freelancing,
certifications, and your growth roadmap Your goal: build practical evidence of your skills and know
your next steps.
Where these skills can take you
One skill set. Several pathways.
- Web Application Penetration Testing: Assess websites and applications for vulnerabilities and communicate findings.
- Bug Bounty Hunting: Research authorized targets and submit reports to programmes that may reward valid findings.
- Penetration Testing: Build towards roles supporting security assessments within an approved scope.
- Vulnerability Assessment: Identify, validate, document, and prioritize weaknesses.
- Application Security: Work with developers and security teams to reduce weaknesses in software.
- Other pathways: Security operations, information security,Osint and further specializations.
Can you earn with cybersecurity skills?
Can you earn money with cybersecurity skills? Yes, legitimately. And skill comes first.
There are real ways to earn through cybersecurity, but they reward practical ability, persistence, and professional conduct. As your skills and experience grow, you can explore:
- Bug bounty hunting: rewards for eligible vulnerabilities accepted under a programme’s rules.
- Penetration testing: assessing applications and systems for organizations under an agreed scope.
- Freelancing: offering appropriate security services when you have the competence and authorization.
- Employment: entry-level and technical roles as your skills and qualifications develop.
- Consulting: specialized security services as you gain experience.
Don’t chase the reward before building the skill.
Why O-Range
Why train with O-Range Cybersecurity Training
- Practical, not just theory: You apply concepts through guided exercises, not only definitions.
- A structured six-month path: From fundamentals to ethical hacking, web security, bug bounty, and projects.
- Responsible testing: Authorization, scope, and responsible disclosure are part of the training.
- Technical and reporting skills: Learn to validate findings, explain impact, and recommend fixes clearly.
- Realistic career pathways: See the directions open to you and the skills to keep building.
The aim is not just to help you finish a course. It’s to help you build skills you keep developing beyond the classroom.
Who Is This Cohort For?
Is This the Right Cybersecurity Training Program for You?
- Beginners who want a structured way into cybersecurity
- Students and graduates building practical technical skills
- IT professionals interested in ethical hacking and security testing
- Aspiring penetration testers and bug bounty hunters
- Professionals exploring a move into cybersecurity
- Self-taught learners who want more structure
You don’t need to arrive as an expert. You do need to show up, practise consistently, ask questions, and put in the work.
How enrolment works
Four simple steps
01.
Register
Fill in the registration form.
02.
Secure your seat
Pay in full, or make your first installment before registration closes
03.
Get the details
Receive the class schedule and other information about your cybersecurity class.
04.
Start in January 2027
Begin your six months. The second installment is due in the first week of the course.
Your investment
Your investment in the January 2027 cohort steps
- Two ways to pay:
- Pay in full to secure your seat.
- Pay in two installments: (₦ 500,000) before registration closes on Dec 31st, 2026, then (₦ 500,000) in the
first
week of the course.
- Includes: Six modules, guided labs, tools and resources, projects, and career guidance.
FAQsFAQ
No. The programme is designed to take beginners from the fundamentals into practical security testing. You need willingness to learn and practise.
No. You don’t need to be an expert programmer to start learning web application security. Basic scripting and automation concepts are introduced in Module 5.
Yes. The training focuses on ethical hacking: testing only within an authorized scope, plus responsible disclosure, covered from Module 1.
There are legitimate routes, including bug bounty hunting, penetration testing, freelancing, and employment. No course can guarantee a particular amount or opportunity, and results depend on your skill, effort, and the opportunities available.
Pay in two parts. The first is due before registration closes on Dec 31st, 2026, and the second in the first week of the course.
Dec 31st, 2026
You only need a working laptop
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Your Cybersecurity Journey Starts Here Your six months begin in January
Your six months start in January. Your decision starts today.
Cybersecurity isn’t a talent you’re born with. It’s a skill you build, one lab, one vulnerability, one report at a time. In six months, you could go from curious to capable, with practical projects that show what you can do.
The January 2027 cohort is open, and you don’t have to pay everything at once: we accept installment payments in two parts, the first before registration closes on Dec 31st, 2026 and the second in the first week of the course.
Your journey begins with learning. Your progress comes through practice. Your opportunities grow as your skills do
