Community participation and feedback
Summary of what the platform focuses on and how participation and completion look to date.
What we focus on
Lock in with Olúmáyòwá runs structured learning cycles in four focus areas: DevOps & Cloud Infrastructure, SOC Analyst & Cybersecurity Operations, Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing, and Cybersecurity GRC & Compliance. The focus is mentor-led delivery with structured weekly milestones, practical labs, and applied projects.
How programmes run
Programmes are cohort-based with defined start and end dates. Participants take part in weekly mentor-led sessions and reviews, complete practical labs and applied projects with deadlines, and work in small peer groups. Mentors give ongoing feedback, and support is available for questions between sessions. Each programme has clear completion requirements.
Participation and completion
These figures reflect community participation and feedback.
Participation and completion to date across the four specialisation tracks:
- • 420+ learners enrolled (2023–2026)
- • 89% completion rate
- • 28+ countries represented
- • Active community participation across all tracks
Track distribution: DevOps & Cloud 165 (39%), SOC Operations 120 (29%), Ethical Hacking 95 (23%), GRC & Compliance 40 (9%).
How the community works
The learning community operates through structured cycles with volunteer mentors guiding participants through practical labs and projects. Participants work in small peer groups, attend live Webex sessions, and engage in community discussions to build skills and share knowledge.
- • Cohort-based learning cycles with defined start and end dates
- • Weekly mentor-led sessions via Webex
- • Hands-on labs and applied projects
- • Peer learning groups for collaboration and accountability
- • Community discussion forums for ongoing support
For programme guides, policies, and related materials, see Resources.
Last updated: December 2025