Curriculum edition · 2026.09 fundamentals
A clear structure for serious learning.
The course builds understanding through connected explanations and worked examples. Assessment happens after complete sections and at the end of each technician level.
Instruction before assessment
Miner Technician 1 contains eight subject units and 32 lessons. Miner Technician 2 and 3 currently retain their six-lesson structures while their expansions are developed. Lessons contain explanations, terminology, worked examples and reference material. No written case submission or per-page quiz is required.
Read at your own pace. The unit assessment covers all lessons in that unit; the end-of-level assessment covers the complete level.
Assessment policy
Assessments are open-book and untimed. Answer every question before submitting. A passing result requires at least 80% correct and every safety-critical item correct.
After submission, see the correct answers, explanations and links back to the teaching. Retry after reviewing gaps. Access to lessons and subsequent levels is not locked by scores.
Open course preview
All lessons and assessments are available to browse. Next-lesson links simply navigate; they do not mark completion or unlock content.
There are no learner accounts, saved progress or stored assessment results in this showcase. Assessment answers last only for the current attempt.
Scope and review status
ASICademy provides digital education. It does not issue an industry-recognized certification, verify field experience or grant employer authorization.
Technical peer review and employer recognition have not been established. Equipment-specific limits and procedures must be checked against current manufacturer documentation and the applicable site procedures. Further professional standards would require a separately agreed review and governance process.
Maintain the curriculum deliberately
Report a concern to your instructor or program contact with the lesson URL, the exact claim, relevant equipment or context, and supporting documentation. Avoid private operational logs. Review disputed safety or equipment guidance before relying on it in teaching.
