If you're passionate about Cybersecurity, Ethical Hacking, Penetration Testing, Capture The Flag (CTF) challenges, or simply enjoy helping others learn security, TryHackMe has announced two exciting ambassador opportunities for the community.
📅 Application Deadline: 12 August 2026
Whether you're a university student building a local cybersecurity community or a content creator sharing security knowledge online, there's a program designed for you.
🎓 THM Campus Ambassador Program
The TryHackMe Campus Ambassador Program is designed for students who already use TryHackMe and want to introduce more people to cybersecurity through hands-on learning.
Campus Ambassadors are expected to organize activities such as:
- 👾 Hack-Alongs
- 🏆 Capture The Flag (CTF) competitions
- 🎙️ Cybersecurity talks and panels
- 💻 Workshops
- 👥 Student community meetups
- 🏫 University awareness events
The required commitment is relatively small—around 8–10 hours per quarter, including hosting three events (with at least one in-person event) and joining a quarterly check-in with the TryHackMe team.
🎁 Campus Ambassador Perks
- ✅ Free TryHackMe MAX Plan
- 🏅 Official THM Certification Voucher
- 👕 Exclusive THM Merchandise Pack
- 🚀 Early access to new rooms and platform features
- 🧪 Opportunity to beta test upcoming features
- 🤝 Private Ambassador Community
- 🌟 Official Campus Ambassador recognition and upcoming profile badge
🎉 Event Support
TryHackMe may also support your community events by providing:
- 🎟️ Premium account vouchers for attendees
- 🏆 Prize vouchers for CTF competitions
- 🎖️ Certification vouchers for winners
🌍 THM Community Ambassador Program
If you already create cybersecurity content online, the Community Ambassador Program may be an even better fit.
TryHackMe is looking for people who regularly share valuable content through platforms like:
- YouTube
- X (Twitter)
- Personal Blogs
- Podcasts
- Tutorials
- Community discussions
One of the most refreshing aspects of this program is that there is no minimum follower requirement.
Instead of focusing on audience size, TryHackMe values:
- Authenticity
- Educational content
- Community engagement
- Consistency
🎁 Community Ambassador Perks
- ✅ Free TryHackMe Business Plan
- 🏅 THM Certification Voucher
- 👕 THM Merchandise Pack
- 🚀 Early access to new features and rooms
- 🧪 Beta testing opportunities
- 🤝 Private Ambassador Community
- 💬 Direct collaboration with the THM team
Community Ambassadors are generally expected to publish 2–4 quality pieces of content per month, participate in community discussions, and submit a quarterly activity report.
⚠️ Current Limitation
At the moment, the Campus Ambassador Program is accepting applications only from students based in:
- 🇺🇸 United States
- 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
- 🇪🇺 Europe
- 🇸🇬 Singapore
TryHackMe has confirmed that they plan to expand the program globally as it continues to grow.
The Community Ambassador Program, however, is much more broadly accessible, making it a great opportunity for cybersecurity educators, creators, and professionals around the world.
💚 Why This Program Stands Out
Many ambassador programs focus heavily on follower counts or promotional reach.
TryHackMe is taking a different approach by prioritizing:
- Real community building
- Knowledge sharing
- Technical education
- Hands-on cybersecurity learning
- Authentic engagement over vanity metrics
This makes the program especially attractive for learners who genuinely enjoy helping others improve their cybersecurity skills.
🚀 Final Thoughts
Whether you're organizing cybersecurity workshops at your university or creating educational content for the online security community, these ambassador programs provide an excellent opportunity to collaborate directly with TryHackMe while contributing to the growth of cybersecurity education.
If you're already an active TryHackMe user, this is definitely worth exploring before the 12 August 2026 deadline.
Good luck to everyone applying! 💚
👉 Interested in applying or discussing the opportunity with fellow cybersecurity enthusiasts? Click here to join the community
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