6 graded tracks from Junior to Senior. Every track mixes Q&A rounds with timed live-coding scenarios, and awards a verifiable certificate when you pass.
Each track is a sequence of rounds: a Q&A round, a live-coding scenario, a follow-up Q&A, another scenario. Grading is objective and on the clock. Either you passed, or you didn’t.
Multiple-choice and trace questions calibrated to the role. Junior fundamentals, senior PID and safety.
Write a ladder program against a live scenario under a time limit. Automated tests grade it.
Every round has a duration. You either finish in time or you don't — same as the real thing.
Four of the tracks award a dated, signed certificate with a verification URL. Attach it to a job application.
Track outlines are public. Specific questions, scenario slugs, and grading rubrics open after sign-in so the rounds stay honest.
Fundamentals Q&A, a motor start/stop lab, and a timers round.
Fundamentals, contacts & coils, a motor control scenario, timers, and a conveyor sorting challenge.
Contacts & coils, safety systems, a batch process scenario, number systems, and a PID temperature control challenge.
Troubleshooting-focused track for maintenance technicians. Emphasises reading rungs under pressure and diagnosing common field faults.
Design-focused track for controls engineers. Tests state-machine fluency, structured-text readiness, and ability to implement multi-step machine sequences.
Process-control track for senior engineers. Emphasises closed-loop control, analog scaling, and continuous-process tuning challenges.
The Mid track, for example, opens with a fundamentals Q&A, hands you a motor start/stop to code, then timers, then a state-machine scenario. Forty minutes, end to end.
Start with the Junior track — it’s free, and it’s a fair read on whether you’re ready.