Pass theClaude Architectexam by building
what it tests.
what it tests.
Self-paced prep material across all five exam domains and all six scenarios: video lessons, slides, quizzes, hands-on labs and timed mock exams, on a platform that shows when you are ready to book.
This exam tests judgment,not memory.
You get 4 production scenarios, picked at random from a set of 6, and 60 questions on what you would actually do in each. It is proctored and closed book. Anthropic expects candidates to have around 6 months of hands-on building with Claude.
Anthropic retired its practice exam when the program moved to Pearson. Our timed mocks give you that rehearsal.
Every retake is full price, and the wait grows each time.
Everything inthe prep material
Guided builds, so you have already made the kind of decisions the exam asks about.
Full-length practice in the exam's format, scored by domain. The rehearsal the official program no longer offers.
Your score in each domain, so you know what to fix before paying for the exam.
Today you can buy questions, or a live bootcamp.This teaches you, then tests you.
All five domains,as the exam weights them
Prepare for all six.The exam picks four.
The draw is random, so you need to be ready for any of them. Here is one possible draw.
See howyou will learn
From payment toyour first lesson
for a one-time access code.
When your mocks say you are ready, book the exam through Anthropic's Partner Academy.
Certifying awhole practice?
Certified people count toward your standing in the Claude Partner Network. See who is ready, in which domain, before you spend an exam fee on them.
Built by practitionerswho ship with Claude
No. This is preparation. Anthropic runs the certification and Pearson delivers the exam.
No. Exam content is confidential. Everything we teach is written from Anthropic's public exam guide, and our practice questions are our own.
No. The exam is $125, paid to Anthropic when you register. Some partner tiers get a discount.
Not at the moment. You need a job at a Claude Partner Network organization.
A digital badge from Anthropic through Credly, valid for 12 months. You renew it with a free assessment.
You book your own slot. Sign in to Anthropic's partner site with your company email, choose the exam and pay there. Anthropic then emails you a Pearson VUE link to book a time, online with a proctor or at a test center.
120 minutes, and about 135 in the seat. You answer 60 multiple choice and multiple response questions, and you need 720 on a scale of 100 to 1,000 to pass.
Four scenarios, drawn at random from a set of six, and questions across five domains: agentic architecture, Claude Code, prompt engineering, tool design and MCP, and context management.
You can retake it, at the full fee each time. You wait 14 days after the first fail, 30 after the second and 90 after the third, with up to 4 attempts in 12 months.
Self-paced prep material across all five exam domains and all six scenarios: video lessons, slides, quizzes, hands-on labs and timed mock exams, on a platform that shows when you are ready to book.
This exam tests judgment,not memory.
You get 4 production scenarios, picked at random from a set of 6, and 60 questions on what you would actually do in each. It is proctored and closed book. Anthropic expects candidates to have around 6 months of hands-on building with Claude.
Anthropic retired its practice exam when the program moved to Pearson. Our timed mocks give you that rehearsal.
Every retake is full price, and the wait grows each time.
Everything inthe prep material
Guided builds, so you have already made the kind of decisions the exam asks about.
Full-length practice in the exam's format, scored by domain. The rehearsal the official program no longer offers.
Your score in each domain, so you know what to fix before paying for the exam.
Today you can buy questions, or a live bootcamp.This teaches you, then tests you.
All five domains,as the exam weights them
Prepare for all six.The exam picks four.
The draw is random, so you need to be ready for any of them. Here is one possible draw.
See howyou will learn
From payment toyour first lesson
for a one-time access code.
When your mocks say you are ready, book the exam through Anthropic's Partner Academy.
Certifying awhole practice?
Certified people count toward your standing in the Claude Partner Network. See who is ready, in which domain, before you spend an exam fee on them.
Built by practitionerswho ship with Claude
No. This is preparation. Anthropic runs the certification and Pearson delivers the exam.
No. Exam content is confidential. Everything we teach is written from Anthropic's public exam guide, and our practice questions are our own.
No. The exam is $125, paid to Anthropic when you register. Some partner tiers get a discount.
Not at the moment. You need a job at a Claude Partner Network organization.
A digital badge from Anthropic through Credly, valid for 12 months. You renew it with a free assessment.
You book your own slot. Sign in to Anthropic's partner site with your company email, choose the exam and pay there. Anthropic then emails you a Pearson VUE link to book a time, online with a proctor or at a test center.
120 minutes, and about 135 in the seat. You answer 60 multiple choice and multiple response questions, and you need 720 on a scale of 100 to 1,000 to pass.
Four scenarios, drawn at random from a set of six, and questions across five domains: agentic architecture, Claude Code, prompt engineering, tool design and MCP, and context management.
You can retake it, at the full fee each time. You wait 14 days after the first fail, 30 after the second and 90 after the third, with up to 4 attempts in 12 months.