Hands-on training on a real instrument
Troubleshoot HPLC with your own hands
A qualification programme that puts you in front of the instrument: you run it, prepare the mobile phase, build the method, and diagnose the fault in a logical order instead of guessing.
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Tell me when a batch opensWhat you will do yourself
Start the instrument from cold
From opening the system to the first successful injection, in an order that leaves no step to chance.
Prepare the mobile phase
Adjusting pH at the right point, filtration and degassing — including the common mistakes and how to avoid them.
Build a method from scratch
Choosing the column and conditions, then verifying step by step instead of copying blindly from a sheet.
Read System Suitability
What each criterion means, and what you actually do when one of them fails.
Structured troubleshooting
Tailing, rising pressure and split peaks — with an isolation path that reaches the cause, not a guess.
Inspection-ready documentation
What gets recorded, where, and how it reads in a data-integrity review.
Before you book — find your real gap
A free assessment built from practical questions. It gives you an instant report of your strengths and gaps across five axes, and recommends the track that fits your role and country.
Start the free assessmentFrequently asked
Is the training genuinely hands-on?
Yes. Every trainee runs the instrument themselves, injects, and reads the result — no watching from a distance.
What do I leave with?
A before/after assessment, a signed competency matrix, an individual improvement report per axis, and the certificate.
Do I need prior experience?
No. The track starts from first principles, and the free assessment shows you where to actually begin.
How do I verify a trainee's certificate?
On the "Verify a certificate" page, using the certificate number — the issue details appear immediately.