Remote-first — learners train wherever the signal is

RACE AHEAD TRAINING HOLDINGS

Professional courses and certification tracks delivered to the phone in your pocket. You bring twenty minutes a day; we bring the route.

  • Certification tracks
  • Offline modules
  • Built around shift work

What people ask us for

Four ways in. Tell us the goal and we'll say which one you actually need — including when it's the cheapest one.

Most asked for

Single Certification Track

One qualification, start to exam, with the syllabus broken into modules you can finish between shifts.

  • Baseline assessment before module one
  • Video modules with downloadable notes
  • Mock exams marked against the real criteria
  • Certificate on pass

Career Switch Path

For job-seekers moving trade: a sequence of courses ordered by what employers screen for first.

  • Skills gap report you can read in one sitting
  • Ordered path, not a course catalogue
  • Progress targets set week by week
  • Portfolio tasks you can show at interview

Assessment Only

You think you already know it. Sit the assessment, get the evidence, skip what you don't need.

  • Timed skill assessment
  • Written breakdown by topic
  • Recommendation on what to skip

Team Licence

Seats for a crew, with one dashboard showing who has completed what and who has stalled.

  • Seats assigned and reassigned by you
  • Completion and exam tracking per person
  • Offline access for field teams
  • A named contact for the account

Every programme is scoped in the first conversation; nothing is bought from this page.

How the training actually works

Modules filmed by people who do the job

Short video lessons recorded on real sites and benches, not in front of a slide deck. If a step is fiddly, the camera stays on the hands.

Download it, then lose the signal

Whole modules come offline — underground, on a site, on a plane. Progress syncs the moment you're back on a connection.

A path, not a library

The assessment decides where you start. You get the next thing to do, in order, instead of a catalogue to browse and abandon.

Exams marked against the real criteria

Certification exams run under timed conditions with the same pass criteria as the day itself, so a pass here means something.

Progress you can show a manager

Completion, exam attempts and topic-level scores in one view — useful at a review, useful on an application.

Built for twenty-minute gaps

Lessons are cut to finish inside a break. No module asks for an evening you don't have.

From first message to certificate

  1. Tell us the target

    The qualification, the job you want, or the gap your manager keeps mentioning. One line is enough to start.

  2. Sit the baseline assessment

    Timed, honest, and uncomfortable in the right places. It tells us what you can skip and what you've been avoiding.

  3. Get your path

    Modules ordered by what gets you to the exam fastest, with a weekly target you can keep on a normal working week.

  4. Train in the gaps

    Download ahead, work through on breaks and commutes, and let progress sync when you're back online.

  5. Sit the exam, take the certificate

    Timed exam, real criteria, result and topic breakdown. Pass and the certificate is yours to attach to an application.

What learners say

★★★★★
I work nights, so evening classes were never happening. Two modules a shift break and I had the certificate in hand before the next review.
Deniz
★★★★★
The assessment told me to skip four modules I'd have sat through out of habit. That alone saved me weeks.
Marta
★★★★☆
Offline downloads are the reason it stuck. No signal on site, still got the lesson done before the first job.
Joel

Tell us what you need to certify in

Send the goal in a line. We'll come back with the route, the assessment that starts it, and an honest word if a shorter programme would do.

  • A training adviser reads it — no automated reply, no call centre.
  • You get back a shortlist of the tracks that match the goal, and the one we'd pick.
  • First conversation is scoping, not selling. Nothing is bought here.