Train your whole team.
In one place.
Buy seats in any course or diploma, hand them to your people, and watch their progress — with up to 15% off for larger teams.
Three steps to a trained team.
- 01
Request a team
Tell us your company, how many people you want to train and the courses you have in mind. It takes two minutes.
- 02
We approve it
Hurbad reviews the request and opens your team. Seats can be bought at checkout or arranged with us directly.
- 03
Seat your people
Invite by email or share a join code. Each person gets the course in their own account and starts straight away.
Everything you need, nothing you don't.
One place for your team
Invite, seat and remove learners yourself. No spreadsheets, no emails back and forth.
Progress you can see
Every learner's progress and completion on one screen, exportable to CSV.
A weekly summary
A short email every Monday: who started, who finished, who has gone quiet.
Hands-on Labs
Give months of Cyber or Networking Labs to the people who need practice.
Verified certificates
Learners earn the same certificates as everyone else, checkable online.
Seats that come back
Remove someone under 20% progress and their seat returns to your team.
The more you train, the less you pay.
Pay once per seat. No subscription, no per-user monthly fee.
Need more than 99 seats? Talk to us for a quote.
Good to know.
Who can request a team?
Any company, school or organisation training two or more people. You need a Hurbad account to send the request; we review every one.
How do I pay?
Approved leaders buy seats at checkout by card, or we arrange the seats with you directly and record what you paid.
What if I need more than 99 seats?
Contact us and we will set the team up for you with a quote.
Can I add more seats later?
Yes. Buy another block or ask us for more from your team page at any time.
Do seats expire?
Only if your team has an end date. We can renew it, and learners keep their progress either way.
What happens if someone leaves?
Remove them from your team. If they are under 20% through the course the seat comes back to you; their own progress is kept.