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Free automation courses
Complete courses in PLC programming and SCADA: written notes, practice problems, assessments and engineer support. Not a sample, not a lead magnet. The whole course, for nothing.
4.8/5
EDWartens · 524+ reviews
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Free courses
33
Modules
26h 41m
Of video
Siemens TIA Portal
From zero electrical knowledge to a working, simulated S7-1200 program, for nothing.
- Read a ladder rung and predict what the PLC will do with it
- Wire sinking and sourcing sensors to an S7-1200 without guessing
- Build timers, counters and comparators into working interlocks
Wonderware InTouch SCADA
Build a working plant screen, tags, animation, alarms, trends and a live PLC link, on the SCADA still running on most Indian plant floors.
- Build an InTouch tag database that will not fall over at 500 tags
- Draw a plant mimic and animate it from live process values
- Take safe operator input without letting a typo reach the plant
What you get, on every free course
The same student portal our paid trainees use, not a stripped-down viewer.
Written notes, not just video
Every module has a paged booklet with diagrams, worked practice problems and quick checks you answer as you read.
Ask a practising engineer
Stuck on a module? The Ask-your-trainer panel reaches the same engineers who teach the paid programme.
A shareable certificate
Finish the course and pass the final assessment, and a verifiable certificate is ₹700. The course itself stays free.
Career tools included
CV builder, public job listings and the LADX skills tracker come with the free account.
How it works
- 1
Create an account
An email address. No card, ever.
- 2
Work the modules
Video, notes, practice problems, a quiz at the end of each.
- 3
Pass the final
It unlocks once every module is complete.
- 4
Claim your certificate
Optional, ₹700, verifiable by code.
About the video lessons. Lessons stream from their creators' own YouTube channels. EDWartens does not host or sell that footage, and the creators are not affiliated with EDWartens. The study plans, notes, practice problems and assessments are original EDWartens material.