About IT Dojo

IT Dojo exists because we'd seen the alternative -- and we didn't like it. AT ALL. Before starting this company in 2003, we spent years working at a regional training center and watched what happens when a company chases growth faster than it can manage quality. Class sizes got bigger. Instructors were assigned courses they had no business teaching. The personal connection with students disappeared. It became about getting as many bodies in seats as possible, and the training suffered for it. We didn't want to build that. So we didn't.

We started as a Cisco training shop. Over the years we've grown into a much broader operation, but the founding logic hasn't changed -- and neither has our intent. IT Dojo is a small, boutique training provider, and we plan to stay that way. Staying small keeps us nimble enough to adjust quickly to what our clients actually need, and it keeps our overhead low enough to offer pricing that larger training companies simply can't match. The discounts we earn through our vendor partnerships get passed directly to you. We're not interested in building a bigger company. We're interested in being a better one.

IT Dojo is a CompTIA Authorized Partner and, through our network of authorized training provider partnerships, delivers vendor-certified training across Cisco, VMware, Palo Alto Networks, Splunk, Microsoft, and other leading platforms. For our DoD and government clients, we also develop custom courses built around mission-specific requirements -- content that doesn't exist off the shelf, designed around your workforce, your certifications, and your command's actual needs.

We work exclusively with the government (federal, state, and local), the contractors that support them, and corporate clients. Scores of these organizations rely on IT Dojo alone to provide their personnel with the skills needed to succeed.

Following our clients' lead isn't limited to training. When government clients told us that sourcing hardware and lab supplies from multiple vendors was creating real procurement friction -- multiple POs, multiple approvals, multiple points of contact -- we added custom load-out kits to our services. We consolidate sourcing from all required suppliers into a single vendor relationship: one PO, one approval, one point of contact. It's the same logic applied to gear that we apply to training.