Certifications Linux & Open Source LPI with BCIT
Officially recognize your Linux and open source skills with certifications from the Linux Professional Institute, recognized worldwide and prepared with the support of BCIT expert trainers.
LPI Partner
Who is the Linux Professional Institute?
The Linux Professional Institute (LPI) is the reference certification body for Linux and open source professionals. Independent and globally recognized, LPI offers distribution-neutral certification paths that validate real-world skills.
As a partner training center, BCIT Formation prepares participants for LPI certifications: our programs are aligned with official exam objectives and delivered by Linux systems and open source security practitioners.
LPI certifications
Linux Essentials
The entry-level certification to discover Linux and open source fundamentals. Ideal to start and validate your first skills.
Security Essentials
A certification focused on information securityfundamentals, accessible and focused on everyday best practices.
LPIC-1
Linux Administrator: installation, configuration, command line, user management and maintenance of a Linux system.
LPIC-2
Advanced Linux Administrator: network management, services, storage and administration of small to medium Linux estates.
LPIC-3
Expert level: professional specializations (security, high availability, virtualization, mixed environments) for complex architectures.
A progressive pathway
From fundamentals to expert level, LPI certifications build a coherent and recognized skills progression.
Who are these certifications for?
LPI certifications are aimed at a wide audience: system and network administrators, support technicians, DevOps engineers, developers, students and career changers who want to officially recognize their Linux and open source skills. Whatever your starting level, BCIT guides you toward the LPI path best suited to your profile and goals.
Our teaching approach
Our LPI certification training programs are strongly practice-oriented: guided command-line exercises, real-world scenarios and administration case studies. Every module is aligned with official exam objectives while staying focused on what matters: your ability to operate a Linux system in real conditions and pass your certification exam.
Your certification pathway
Guidance
We assess your level and goals to guide you toward the most relevant LPI certification (Essentials, LPIC-1, 2, 3...).
Training
Attend a BCIT training program aligned with the official exam objectives, delivered by an expert trainer and focused on hands-on practice.
Exam
Take the official LPI exam under supervised conditions, with arrangements defined by the Linux Professional Institute.
Certification
Earn your LPI certification, internationally recognized, officially validating your Linux and open source skills.
Practical information & logistics ℹ
Objectives & targeted skills: at the end of the program, the learner masters the Linux and open source skills for the targeted level (system administration, command line, networking, services, security depending on the certification), can apply them in real conditions and is prepared to pass the official LPI exam.
Target audience: system and network administrators, support technicians, DevOps engineers, developers, students and career changers or job seekers.
Prerequisites: none for Linux Essentials; for LPIC levels, prior experience is recommended and detailed in the training program (PDF). We confirm suitability during registration.
Duration: varies by certification (typically 21 to 35 hours, or 3 to 5 days). The exact duration is provided in each training program.
Modalities: in-person, remote or e-learning depending on the selected session.
Pricing: on request (shown on each session page), VAT-free (training exempt under art. 261-4-4°a of the CGI). Student rate: -50 % with proof.
Funding: OPCO, France Travail or self-funded.
Payment terms: 30% deposit at registration, balance before the training starts.
Access timelines: vary by training; contact us (registration open year-round).
Teaching methods: theory aligned with official exam objectives, guided command-line exercises, practical cases and real-world scenarios led by practitioner trainers.
Assessment methods: multiple-choice quizzes, practical work and real-world scenarios throughout the program in preparation for the official exam.
Certificate & certification: BCIT end-of-training certificate and, upon passing the exam, LPI certification issued by the Linux Professional Institute.
Accessibility for people with disabilities : our facilities and arrangements are adaptable, contact us. Disability liaison: Corentin BARDIN, contact@bcit.fr / +33 6 46 80 05 85.
Results indicators: overall satisfaction rate of 100%. Detailed satisfaction by training is updated every 6 months and available in the training program (PDF).
Withdrawal period: 14 days for individuals (excluding immediate access), not applicable to professionals (see Terms and conditions).
Why choose BCIT for your LPI certification?
Expert trainers
Linux systems and open source security practitioners, not just slide presenters. Real-world expertise to help you succeed.
Full support
From choosing the right certification to exam preparation, we support you at every step.
Ready to have your Linux skills recognized?
Discover our upcoming sessions or discuss the LPI path best suited to your profile. We understand your goals and guide you toward the most relevant certification.
Certifications Linux & Open Source LPI with BCIT
Officially recognize your Linux and open source skills with certifications from the Linux Professional Institute, recognized worldwide and prepared with the support of BCIT expert trainers.
LPI Partner
Who is the Linux Professional Institute?
The Linux Professional Institute (LPI) is the reference certification body for Linux and open source professionals. Independent and globally recognized, LPI offers distribution-neutral certification paths that validate real-world skills.
As a partner training center, BCIT Formation prepares participants for LPI certifications: our programs are aligned with official exam objectives and delivered by Linux systems and open source security practitioners.
LPI certifications
Linux Essentials
The entry-level certification to discover Linux and open source fundamentals. Ideal to start and validate your first skills.
Security Essentials
A certification focused on information securityfundamentals, accessible and focused on everyday best practices.
LPIC-1
Linux Administrator: installation, configuration, command line, user management and maintenance of a Linux system.
LPIC-2
Advanced Linux Administrator: network management, services, storage and administration of small to medium Linux estates.
LPIC-3
Expert level: professional specializations (security, high availability, virtualization, mixed environments) for complex architectures.
A progressive pathway
From fundamentals to expert level, LPI certifications build a coherent and recognized skills progression.
Who are these certifications for?
LPI certifications are aimed at a wide audience: system and network administrators, support technicians, DevOps engineers, developers, students and career changers who want to officially recognize their Linux and open source skills. Whatever your starting level, BCIT guides you toward the LPI path best suited to your profile and goals.
Our teaching approach
Our LPI certification training programs are strongly practice-oriented: guided command-line exercises, real-world scenarios and administration case studies. Every module is aligned with official exam objectives while staying focused on what matters: your ability to operate a Linux system in real conditions and pass your certification exam.
Your certification pathway
Guidance
We assess your level and goals to guide you toward the most relevant LPI certification (Essentials, LPIC-1, 2, 3...).
Training
Attend a BCIT training program aligned with the official exam objectives, delivered by an expert trainer and focused on hands-on practice.
Exam
Take the official LPI exam under supervised conditions, with arrangements defined by the Linux Professional Institute.
Certification
Earn your LPI certification, internationally recognized, officially validating your Linux and open source skills.
Practical information & logistics ℹ
Objectives & targeted skills: at the end of the program, the learner masters the Linux and open source skills for the targeted level (system administration, command line, networking, services, security depending on the certification), can apply them in real conditions and is prepared to pass the official LPI exam.
Target audience: system and network administrators, support technicians, DevOps engineers, developers, students and career changers or job seekers.
Prerequisites: none for Linux Essentials; for LPIC levels, prior experience is recommended and detailed in the training program (PDF). We confirm suitability during registration.
Duration: varies by certification (typically 21 to 35 hours, or 3 to 5 days). The exact duration is provided in each training program.
Modalities: in-person, remote or e-learning depending on the selected session.
Pricing: on request (shown on each session page), VAT-free (training exempt under art. 261-4-4°a of the CGI). Student rate: -50 % with proof.
Funding: OPCO, France Travail or self-funded.
Payment terms: 30% deposit at registration, balance before the training starts.
Access timelines: vary by training; contact us (registration open year-round).
Teaching methods: theory aligned with official exam objectives, guided command-line exercises, practical cases and real-world scenarios led by practitioner trainers.
Assessment methods: multiple-choice quizzes, practical work and real-world scenarios throughout the program in preparation for the official exam.
Certificate & certification: BCIT end-of-training certificate and, upon passing the exam, LPI certification issued by the Linux Professional Institute.
Accessibility for people with disabilities : our facilities and arrangements are adaptable, contact us. Disability liaison: Corentin BARDIN, contact@bcit.fr / +33 6 46 80 05 85.
Results indicators: overall satisfaction rate of 100%. Detailed satisfaction by training is updated every 6 months and available in the training program (PDF).
Withdrawal period: 14 days for individuals (excluding immediate access), not applicable to professionals (see Terms and conditions).
Why choose BCIT for your LPI certification?
Expert trainers
Linux systems and open source security practitioners, not just slide presenters. Real-world expertise to help you succeed.
Full support
From choosing the right certification to exam preparation, we support you at every step.
Ready to have your Linux skills recognized?
Discover our upcoming sessions or discuss the LPI path best suited to your profile. We understand your goals and guide you toward the most relevant certification.