Instructor-led and self-paced SAP training covering usage, configuration, implementation, and development of SAP software, with hands-on system access and certification preparation.
SAP training teaches you how to use, configure, implement, or develop SAP business software. SAP itself provides Learning Journeys, self-paced courses, hands-on practice, instructor-led training, and certification preparation
Training options
1. Free/self-paced
- SAP Learning Journeys
- Tutorials and videos
- Basic SAP concepts
- Good for beginners
SAP provides free self-paced learning content, although premium resources and hands-on systems can require a subscription.
2. Paid training
- Instructor-led online training
- Classroom training
- Hands-on SAP system access
- Advanced learning resources
- Certification preparation
3. SAP certification
SAP offers certifications for specific roles and products. Certification is not one exam covering every SAP module; you normally choose a particular certification/specialization.
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