GOOGLE WORKSPACE ADMINISTRATION / UDEMY
Practical training. A clear next step.
Learn how to set up, operate, and secure Google Workspace for an organization—not just where to click in the Admin Console. This Google Workspace admin course connects directory management, Gmail routing, data protection, endpoint policies, and migration with the reasoning behind everyday administration decisions.
Google Workspace was previously called G Suite and Google Apps for Work. If you are looking for G Suite administrator training, this is the same product family. The course is designed for existing admins and IT professionals getting started with Workspace, including those moving from Microsoft 365 or another platform.
AT A GLANCE
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20 sections · 182 lectures · 29h 43m
Taught by Saleh Ramadan. Course totals are from the supplied listing reviewed on 13 November 2026; check Udemy for current content, previews, price, and enrollment terms.
Learning outcomes Curriculum Prerequisites FAQs
SKILLS TO BUILD
What you will learn
- Set up a Google Workspace account and understand MX, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC DNS records.
- Provision and manage users, groups, organizational units, calendar buildings, and rooms.
- Configure Gmail routing, quarantine, email safety, content compliance, and data loss prevention.
- Manage Google Drive sharing, Shared Drives, core applications, and organization policies.
- Explore SSO, context-aware access, API permissions, and mobile, Windows, and Chrome management.
- Use reports, audit logs, alerts, and email log search to investigate activity.
- Understand migration tools, Google Vault concepts, and administration with GAM.
FROM FOUNDATION TO PRACTICE
Explore the course curriculum
This is a grouped topic guide based on the supplied Udemy curriculum, not a replacement for its full lesson list. Browse the current listing for section-by-section details and available previews.
TOPIC GUIDE / 01
Setup & email authentication
Workspace editions, the Admin Console, domain setup, support, and DNS records for SPF, DKIM, and DMARC.
TOPIC GUIDE / 02
Provisioning & directory management
Manual and CSV provisioning, GCDS, Directory Sync, GAM, user lifecycle, licensing, admin roles, groups, organizational units, buildings, and resources.
TOPIC GUIDE / 03
Drive & collaboration applications
Internal/external sharing, sharing rules, Shared Drives, ownership transfer, Calendar, Directory, Chat, Meet, and other core apps.
TOPIC GUIDE / 04
Gmail routing & protection
User settings, default routing, mail hosts, advanced routing concepts, quarantine, anti-spam, blocked senders, DLP, and content compliance.
TOPIC GUIDE / 05
Security & access controls
Two-step verification, account recovery, SSO, context-aware access, session control, API client permissions, application access, and alerts.
TOPIC GUIDE / 06
Devices & endpoints
Android and iOS policies, Apple push certificates, Windows management, Chrome enrollment, browser policies, apps, extensions, and device audit logs.
TOPIC GUIDE / 07
Domains & Google Sites
Additional domains and practical Google Sites demonstrations, including forms, document libraries, an intranet, and project reporting.
TOPIC GUIDE / 08
Reporting, auditing & Vault
Admin, login, Drive, SAML, and Meet logs; email log search; export to BigQuery and Cloud Operations; Vault retention, holds, matters, search, and export.
TOPIC GUIDE / 09
Migration planning & demonstrations
Migration sources, dual/split delivery, planning considerations, Exchange with GWMME, IMAP with DMS, and Microsoft 365 with CloudM.
TOPIC GUIDE / 10
GAM & extension topics
GAM setup and authorization, commands for users, groups, aliases, and email, plus an introductory Apps Script/API extension topic.
FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Who this course is for
For administrators responsible for an existing Workspace organization, IT professionals setting up their first environment, and admins transitioning from another collaboration platform. The course combines setup guidance with deeper operational explanations rather than presenting only a quick checklist.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Prerequisites and hands-on practice
- An internet connection and basic IT knowledge.
- An active domain name to create your own Google Workspace Admin Console.
- An appropriate Workspace environment, permissions, and licensing for the features you choose to practice.
Workspace licenses, a domain, and any third-party migration tools are separate from Udemy enrollment. DLP, Vault, context-aware access, and some endpoint controls depend on edition, licensing, and configuration. Use a test organization and review changes before applying them to real users.
YOUR INSTRUCTOR
Learn with Saleh Ramadan
I teach technical subjects by connecting practical steps with the reasons behind them. These courses bring that approach to cloud infrastructure and collaboration administration, with explanations and demonstrations you can work through on Udemy.
Meet the person behind SalehRam · Explore my public technical projects
COMMON QUESTIONS
Course FAQs
Is this a Google Workspace course or a G Suite course?
Both names refer to the same product family: G Suite was renamed Google Workspace. The course covers Workspace administration; older lesson terminology and screens may reflect earlier interfaces.
Do I need to be an experienced Workspace administrator?
You should know basic IT concepts, but prior Workspace administration is not required. The course starts with setup and then moves into deeper management and security topics.
Do I need my own domain to follow the labs?
Yes, the supplied requirements include an active domain for creating your own Admin Console. Use a suitable test environment; course enrollment does not provide a domain or Workspace licenses.
Does the course cover migration from Microsoft 365?
Yes. The supplied curriculum includes migration planning and demonstrations for Microsoft 365 with CloudM, Exchange with GWMME, and IMAP with DMS. Check current tool availability and licensing before using a lab in production.
Does this guarantee a Google certification?
No. The supplied listing mentions certification preparation, but exams and objectives change. This page describes the administration skills taught, not official Google accreditation, current exam alignment, or a pass guarantee. Check Google’s current certification guidance separately.
Where do I enroll and ask course questions?
Enrollment, available lesson previews, current price, and the latest curriculum are on Udemy. For enrolled-course questions, use Udemy Q&A or instructor messaging.
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