> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.weka.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.weka.io/5.1/support/register-for-wekademy.md).

# Register for WEKAdemy

WEKAdemy is WEKA's training platform, hosted at learnweka.weka.io. It provides product training and certification courses for customers working with the WEKA system.

Register for a WEKAdemy customer account to access this training and certification content.

## Before you begin

Have the following ready:

* Your company email address.
* A password with 12 or more characters, including letters and numbers.
* Your geo region and company name.

Registration is a two-step form: a profile step and an additional details step. A WEKAdemy administrator reviews and approves each new customer registration, so access isn't instant.

## Register for a customer account

1. Go to [learnweka.weka.io](https://learnweka.weka.io/). The customer sign-in screen opens.
2. In the sign-in card, select **Register** next to **Are you a customer needing access?**
3. In the Registration form, do the following:
   1. Enter your company email, first name, and last name.
   2. Create a password with 12 or more characters, including letters and numbers.
   3. Select your language and time zone.
   4. Leave **Branch name** set to **Customer**.
   5. Select **Next**.
4. Select your **Geo Region** and enter your **Company**. Select **Submit** to send your registration for approval.
5. Wait for a WEKAdemy administrator to review and approve your registration.\
   Approval can take up to 24 hours.
6. Watch for a **Welcome aboard** email confirming that your account is active. The email includes a link to the login page.
7. Return to [learnweka.weka.io](https://learnweka.weka.io/) and log in with your email and the password you created in step 3.


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