Available courses

Interested in learning PLC programming? Not sure if it's for you? Try this free, optional course first. All you need is a Windows PC and the know-how to install software. You'll use free Rockwell Automation Allen-Bradley software (CCW) to write a small ladder logic program and see how our assessments work.

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Want to learn PLC programming and how it all works? This course covers what a PLC is, PLC hardware and terminology, how inputs and outputs work and how they're wired, and how to read circuits, symbols and drawings. You'll write, modify and test ladder logic programs in Rockwell Automation Allen-Bradley software (CCW), including latches, timers and counters, working to a job specification.

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The second in our PLC programming course collection is designed for those who want to take PLC programming to the next level. Tasks include upload and download programs, develop PLC ladder programs, and use common program instructions.

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The third in our PLC programming course collection is designed for people who have an understanding of PLC ladder programming and want to know how to configure PLC software, PLC emulators, PLC hardware, communication drivers, and PLC parameters.

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The fourth in our PLC programming course collection is designed for people who have more understanding of PLC ladder programming and PLC software and want to design and write PLC programs with regular instructions, along with bit and word instructions, using more detailed project specifications.

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The fifth in our PLC programming course collection is designed for people who want to configure PLC hardware and develop and write PLC programs using binary and integer word instructions such as analogue, from more detailed project specifications.

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The sixth in our PLC programming course collection is designed for people who want to use diagnostics on PLC hardware and develop and write PLC programs using binary and integer word instructions such as analogue, from more complex project specifications.

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