A simulated work week. Not another course.
A request arrives, you work it, and you produce something a recruiter can actually read. Simulated work - it does not represent employment.
Checkout total is wrong when a discount code is applied
"A customer applied SAVE10 and the total didn't drop. We ship tomorrow - can you confirm and pin down exactly when it happens?"
Your task
Reproduce it, isolate the condition, file a bug a developer can fix without asking you a single question.
Pick a role. Work the week.
Every category below runs on a real Job Ready course's own simulation week, already built - pick a role and you go straight into the Lab, no course first.






Choose a simulation
Every one is a fictional workplace with its own brief, queue and deliverables.
AI Workflow Automation Specialist
Automation · fictional workplace
Simulated work weekAI Workflow Owner
AI · fictional workplace
Simulated work weekJunior Back-End Developer
Software · fictional workplace
Simulated work weekCustomer Service Representative
Customer Support · fictional workplace
Customer Support Manager
Customer Service · fictional workplace
Simulated work weekJunior Data Analyst
Data · fictional workplace
Simulated work weekData Center Technician
IT Support · fictional workplace
Simulated work weekJunior Data Engineer
Data · fictional workplace
Five days. A real work rhythm.
Every simulated week follows this shape, whichever role you pick.
The request arrives
A real ticket lands in your queue - a bug, an incident, a build. The same shape as the job, not a quiz about it.
You work it
Reproduce it, investigate it, write it up - whatever the role actually does when this happens.
Priorities collide
A second request lands before the first is done. Judgement, not just execution.
You produce something real
A bug report, a test plan, an incident writeup - the kind of artifact a recruiter can actually read.
The retro
What shipped, what didn't, and what the week actually proved you can do.
A record you can actually share.
- A verifiable Experience Passport. A public link anyone can open to check the simulated hours, tasks and artifacts you produced - labelled simulated, every time.
- Real artifacts, not just a badge. The tickets you worked leave behind something a recruiter can actually read, the same artifacts a Job Ready course produces.
- Interview stories from your own work. “Tell me about a time when”, answered from a week you actually worked, not one you rehearsed.
Every passport says, plainly, that the work is simulated. It is never presented as employment.
Built for proof, not promises
We do not post reviews from people who do not exist. Here is honestly who this is built for.
I want proof I can handle the job, before I ever apply.
Work a real week's worth of tickets and see exactly where your judgement holds up.
Anyone can claim skills on a resume. I want something checkable.
A passport with a public verification link, not just another line of text.
I know the theory. I've never actually done the job.
The course teaches the role. The Lab is where you find out if you can do it under pressure.
Questions people actually ask
No, and we say so everywhere it matters, including inside the product itself. This is simulated work: real tasks, real judgement, a real record of what you did and how long it took - but it is not employment and is never presented as such. What it gives you is proof of judgement you can point to, which is different from a job.
Every Experience Lab session is built on a real Job Ready course - the Lab is that course's own live-simulation week, worked for real rather than read about. A course teaches the role; the Lab is where you do it.
No. Pick a role and you have real work in front of you in about ten seconds. The course sits alongside it if you want the fundamentals first, and starting a session unlocks that module of it automatically.
An Experience Passport: a record of the simulated hours, tasks and artifacts you produced, with a public verification link anyone can check. It states plainly, every time, that the work was simulated.
Yes, the same as every other part of CertClue.
Pick a role. Work the week.
Free, no credit card, and real work in front of you in about ten seconds.
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