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Save your progress and submit a practice exercise

Follow a learning path, keep a personal study record and use independent practice feedback to improve.

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Before you start

  • Your own confirmed account with access to the academy.
  • An assigned training environment and a facilitator who can provide its release and configuration references.

Follow the steps

  1. Choose a learning path

    Open Learning paths from the academy or Suggested paths for your role in My learning. Choose the work you are preparing for, read the ordered lessons and select Open my path progress. Sign in with your own account if requested.

    What you should see: Your saved checklist shows current studied steps and the next available lesson. Staff paths require their current role and MFA. Suggested paths do not grant additional permissions.

  2. Open your learning record

    Use Continue on your path, Open study and practice record beside a lesson, or Save progress & practice from a guide. You can also select a lesson directly in My learning.

    What you should see: The lesson and saved steps belong to your account. A curriculum-update notice means the application and database lesson versions need attention; older-version steps are not counted toward the current path.

  3. Save studied steps

    Read the lesson, select the steps you have studied and choose Save study progress. You can update this checklist later.

    What you should see: The saved step count reflects your selection. Studying a step does not create a passed practical assessment.

  4. Perform the practice task

    Complete the stated exercise in training with test data. Record what you did, what happened and any failure you encountered. Ask the facilitator for the full release commit and configuration reference.

    What you should see: Your observation and redacted evidence describe the actual training environment and expected results.

  5. Submit for independent review

    Enter the release commit, configuration, training environment, observations and up to eight HTTPS evidence links. Confirm the reviewer can open those links, then select Submit for independent review.

    What you should see: Your training attempt appears as Awaiting review. A different authorized operator must assess it.

  6. Use the feedback

    Read the reviewer feedback under Your training attempts. If more practice is needed, repeat the exercise and submit new evidence. Use Earlier attempts to inspect previous work. If the lesson changes, study the new version and submit a new attempt.

    What you should see: Previous attempts remain in history. Each pass applies only to its recorded lesson, release and configuration, and grants no additional account permissions.

If something goes wrong

The path says a curriculum update is needed

Ask operations to check the deployed application and database lesson versions. Keep historical evidence. Do not mark replacement steps studied or claim a pass to clear the notice.

The record changed while you were working

Reload and inspect the saved steps and attempt history before retrying. Do not assume an uncertain submission failed.

An attempt is awaiting review

Contact your assigned facilitator with the attempt reference. A duplicate pending attempt for the same version is blocked.

A previously passed lesson shows an earlier version

The curriculum changed. The historical result remains, but you need a new assessment for the current lesson.

Try it in training

Open your role's path, save two studied steps in a lesson and return to confirm the path count and Continue destination. Reload to verify persistence, then submit a real training exercise with the facilitator's environment references. Ask an independent reviewer to record feedback and verify it appears in your history. A full study checklist is not a practical pass.

Check your understanding

Does marking every step studied certify that you can operate production?

No. It is a personal study record. Independent practice assessment, current release/configuration checks and the platform's release gates remain separate.