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Learn Salesforce administration — from beginner to certified

How to learn Salesforce from scratch: the admin skills employers look for, a step-by-step path, the Platform Administrator exam, and live classes with working professionals.

Administration is where most Salesforce careers start. Admins shape the data model, automate work with Flow, control who sees what, and turn data into reports leaders use.

Trailhead teaches the clicks. What it can’t give you is judgement — which is why learning from someone who runs a real org changes how quickly you become useful.

What you’ll learn

  • Objects, fields, relationships and the data model
  • Automation with Flow
  • Security: profiles, permission sets, roles and sharing
  • Reports and dashboards
  • Data import, quality and day-to-day org management

Who it’s for

  • Complete beginners and career changers
  • Users who became the “accidental admin”
  • Anyone preparing for the Platform Administrator exam

Certification: Platform Administrator

A path that works

  1. 1

    Learn the vocabulary

    Objects, records, fields and the standard sales and service objects.

  2. 2

    Build in a free Developer org

    A small app with real automation and security.

  3. 3

    Practise like the job

    Requests from “users”, with a working professional reviewing your choices.

  4. 4

    Certify

    The Platform Administrator exam.

Live classes that help

  • Salesforce Admin Launchpad

    Beginner · 4 weeks · Live online · ADM-201 prep

    from ₹6,999 / €349

    See dates →

Questions

Can I learn Salesforce with no IT background?
Yes. Administration needs logical thinking more than coding, which is why many admins come from other careers.
How long does it take to get certified?
It depends on your time. Our admin class runs over 4 weeks of live sessions plus practice.
Is Trailhead enough?
Trailhead is excellent and free. Live classes add what it can’t: questions answered, your work reviewed, and real project judgement.

Want to talk it through? Meet the people who teach.

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