MAD Cloud Training exists because the same team behind MAD Cloud Consulting kept getting asked the same question by clients and peers: "where did you actually learn this?" There wasn't a good answer in Spanish. So we're building one.
Why we exist
Spanish-language SAP training sits at two extremes: generic marketplace courses that teach the basics for the price of a coffee, or formal masters programmes priced like a used car. Neither is built for a working ABAP developer who needs to be migration-ready before a fixed 2027 deadline.
We had a third option already sitting in a spreadsheet: a 60-hour curriculum built for a single client, taught one-on-one, refined against real questions from a real engineer. Instead of writing a course from scratch, we're turning what already worked into something anyone can study.
That's the whole premise — training with the depth of a consulting engagement, priced and paced like a course.
Mission & vision
Mission
Get every ABAP developer we can reach migration-ready before SAP's 2027 deadline — with real code, not slides.
Vision
Become the default place Spanish-speaking SAP teams go to learn — not because we advertised the loudest, but because the courses actually held up on the job.
The system is real.
Every technical demo is recorded on an actual SAP environment. If it looks like a real screen, it is one.
Client-tested first.
Nothing goes to video until it has already been taught, questioned and refined against a real engagement.
The teacher did the work.
Andrés and Sergio aren't reading someone else's script — they're teaching the migrations and integrations they've shipped themselves.
Instructors
Two specialists, two tracks — Andrés owns ABAP and migration, Sergio owns integrations. Both teach exactly what they build for MAD Cloud Consulting clients.
Instructor · ABAP & Migration Track
Andrés Levano
Founder, MAD Cloud · CEO
Andrés built the 60-hour curriculum this academy is based on, delivered one-on-one to a real client engagement. With 15+ years across SAP technical architecture and product leadership, he teaches ABAP and migration the way he'd explain it to a colleague mid-project — with the reasoning behind each decision, not just the syntax.
Instructor · Integrations Track
Sergio Peña
SAP BTP & ABAP Architect
Sergio leads the integrations curriculum — Integration Suite, OData, APIs, IDoc and Event Mesh — drawn from the connective work he does daily between SAP and everything around it. He teaches integration the way he builds it: question the requirement first, then wire it up properly.
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