One opening lesson from every course we run. They cover the part nobody explains properly: how to apply for the exam, what the day itself looks like, how the paper is scored, and how to plan your study. Nine API codes, five ASNT NDT methods.
Pick the certification you are working towards. Each lesson opens from inside that course, so you also see how the course itself is laid out.
Each of these opens with the certification lesson: what SNT-TC-1A asks of a Level II, the training and experience hours behind it, and who signs you off.
These are not teaser clips. They are the real opening lessons, and they answer the questions candidates usually only find out the hard way.
How to apply, what the application asks for, booking and fees, and the ID and security rules at the test centre.
The closed-book and open-book sequence, how breaks work, and time management that actually survives contact with the paper.
How questions are written and scored, the effectivity sheet, and which parts of the body of knowledge to study first.
No. Each link opens the free lesson inside its course. Nothing is charged and you are not enrolled in anything by opening it.
A lesson teaches — video plus notes on the exam and how to prepare for it. A quiz tests: exam-style questions with the answer and the code clause behind it. Most people do the lesson first, then the free quiz for the same code.
The one for the certification you intend to sit. If you have not chosen yet, API 510 and API 570 are the usual starting points for fixed-equipment inspectors, and VT Level II is the natural first NDT method.
The free lessons themselves do not carry a certificate. CPD hours are issued on completion of a full course — we are a CPD Accredited Provider, and those hours count towards API recertification.
Watch the opening lesson for your code, then sit the free quiz for the same one. Twenty minutes and you will know exactly where you stand.