Share the course outline, instructor credentials and sample records with your employer or Responsible Level III. Confirm that the training fits your written practice before purchasing.
NDT Academy provides online formal training and records of completion. A training certificate is not an ASNT personnel certification or an employer authorization to perform inspections. A Level III instructor's credential does not make the training provider ASNT-accredited.
Your employer determines acceptance under its written practice, including the applicable training outline and hours, experience, vision requirements, examinations and practical competence. Online models help teach principles; they do not replace the hands-on work or practical examinations your program requires.
Level I: 16 training hours · Level II: 16 training hours
Review the published syllabus and the level your employer requires. Applicable minimum hours can differ by qualification framework.
Syllabus, levels and current priceLevel I: 16 training hours · Level II: 16 training hours
Review the published syllabus and the level your employer requires. Applicable minimum hours can differ by qualification framework.
Syllabus, levels and current priceLevel I: 40 training hours · Level II: 40 training hours
Review the published syllabus and the level your employer requires. Applicable minimum hours can differ by qualification framework.
Syllabus, levels and current priceCompare training-hour frameworks. The figures above describe the current course requirements; they do not promise employer acceptance.
These examples explain the contents of training records. They are deliberately unsigned and cannot be used as credentials. Final records reflect the course and work actually completed.
Illustrative format only. This is not an issued training record, proof of completion, or a personnel certification. No student data, signatures, verification codes or valid certificate numbers are included.
Training completion is one part of qualification. The employer controls personnel certification under its written practice, including required experience, examinations and practical competence.
SAMPLE LEARNER · Magnetic Particle Testing, Level I. This example shows the published module structure. Actual records contain the learner's recorded activity and results.
| Module | Planned hours | Learner record |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction to Magnetic Particle Testing | 1.75 | Example only |
| Principles of Magnets and Magnetic Fields | 2.25 | Example only |
| Material Preparation and Discontinuities | 1.25 | Example only |
| Magnetization Techniques and Field Sources | 3.5 | Example only |
| Inspection Materials, Demagnetization, and Equipment | 4.25 | Example only |
| Method Selection, Discontinuity Origins, and Interpretation | 3 | Example only |
| Level I requirement | 16 hours | No credit awarded |
An issued transcript documents training activity and assessment results. Public samples do not start a training timer, submit an assessment or generate a learner record.
Individual purchases include access for the life of the platform offering. Before recorded training begins, a government ID and selfie are required for identity verification. The public samples and this review packet require neither.
Refund requests are reviewed case by case. A purchase becomes ineligible after more than 30 recorded training minutes, except where applicable law requires otherwise. Read the full refund policy before starting.
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