NetBrain is committed to the development of a global standard in network automation, which will allow network engineers as well as software developers, and IT professionals from all over the world to codify their diagnostic skills, and to gain recognition for their expertise.
The NetBrain Certified Automation Professional (NCAP) certification validates you as an expert with proficiency in network automation to enhance critical troubleshooting and diagnostic workflows across your Network Operations, Security, and IT infrastructures.
Set Yourself Apart with NCAP Certification
Step 1: Hands-On Training
Select from our 2-Day Power User Training, NetBrain University Live!, or E-Learning options to join lively classroom-style learning tracks guided by our NetBrain Instructors. Choose one or take a blend of all. Request a NetBrain University Account >
Step 2: Prepare for Exam
Continue to develop your skills through continuing education opportunities and independent automation development. Guide your self-study using our downloadable NCAP Exam Automation Study Guide.
Step 3: Certification Exam
Earn your NCAP certification by passing the 3-hour NCAP 24-101 practical lab exam centered on building automation. Exams are administered by NetBrain automation experts online through our secured NBU platform or at our corporate headquarters.
Additional Resources for Exam Preparation
Connect to the NetBrain Exchange Community
Discover enrichment activities such as webinars, videos, and engage with our NCAP community of experts for support in achieving your certification.
Practice in our Hands-On Lab Environment
Use your NetBrain University account for lab practice, personal NetBrain license, or build automation in your organization’s platform.
YouTube Video Playlists
Guided video lessons demonstrating how NetBrain Automation can transform manual tasks into automation in minutes. Each video demonstrates applying automation to real-world scenarios.
Network Automation Webinar Series
Join our NetBrain experts in a bi-weekly webinar series; Each session focuses on automating daily network engineer tasks and applying them across the hybrid network.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How long is the NCAP Certification Exam?
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The NetBrain Certified Automation Professional (NCAP) Exam is a 3-hour practical exam.
- Is there a written component to the NCAP Certification Exam?
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No – The entire NetBrain Certified Automation Professional (NCAP) exam is fully practical with no written exam.
- Am I required to take the NCAA Certification exam before attempting the NCAP Certification Exam?
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NetBrain recommends that all engineers complete the NetBrain Certified Automation Associate (NCAA) certification, however it is not required to register for the NCAP exam.
- I passed the NCAP Certification Exam. What now?
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Congratulations! You’ve officially joined the NetBrain Automation certified community, and earned an industry credential that validates your proficiency in No-Code Automation Fundamentals. Within 24 hours of your exam, you will receive an email with a link to your digital certification, award package, and a NCAA badge. You can now share your awesome achievement with your peers, colleagues, and employers via LinkedIn and other social media channels.
What’s next? Keep learning, keep mastering your No-Code Automation skills, and keep on climbing the certification ladder. Prepare yourself for the NetBrain Certified Automation Professional (NCAP) certification to take your career to an even higher level.
- What happens if I don't pass my exam?
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You’ll need to wait a period of 15 calendar days, beginning the day after you’ve taken the exam before retaking the same exam.
- How much does the NCAP certification exam cost?
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The NetBrain Certified Automation Professional certification exam is completely free.
- How do I recertify to keep my certification current?
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NetBrain will provide official notifications of course or material updates to the NCAP certification learning path that would warrant recertification. It is recommended that all certification holders review changed material, participate in updated learning opportunities and retake the exam within 6 months of update availability.