AEM Training & Certification Course

All MindMajix trainers have over 10 years of industry experience. Our AEM trainer has over 8 years of experience in providing content management solutions to diverse verticals.

Expect three to six months to reach junior-developer level  with consistent practice, and twelve to eighteen months before you are genuinely productive on a live project. 

Yes. AEM is an enterprise platform, so the job market is smaller than for general web development, but the roles pay more and have lower turnover. With the 6.5 support timeline closing, organizations are moving to Cloud Service or 6.5 LTS, and that work requires developers fluent in both.

An AEM author works entirely in the browser — creating pages, assembling components, managing assets and running workflows. No code. 

An AEM developer writes the components, templates, Sling Models, and OSGi services that the authors then use in Java and HTL. This course targets the developer track but starts from authoring, because you cannot build good components without understanding how authors use them.

Yes. The curriculum maps to the AEM Sites Developer Professional and Expert exam objectives, and you get practice questions plus full-length mock assessments. We also tell you which Adobe credentials are being retired so you do not waste an exam fee.

We emphasize hands-on training by dedicating most of the training hours to practical exercises, including labs, real-time projects, and industry examples.

You build 2 projects — a Core Components site, a Dispatcher configuration, a Cloud Manager pipeline, an Edge Delivery Services site, and a 6.5 migration assessment. Your trainer reviews your code one-on-one, the way a team lead would.

No. For the Java stack, you develop using the AEM SDK Quickstart locally, which is how professional AEM developers work day to day. For Edge Delivery Services, you need only a GitHub account and a Google Drive or SharePoint folder. Your trainer walks you through both setups in the first session.

Yes, and your CMS instincts transfer — content modeling, templating, caching and publishing workflows all have direct analogues. The adjustment is the Java layer: AEM components are Java and HTL, not PHP and Twig, and the JCR is a hierarchical content repository rather than a relational database. Developers coming from Drupal usually adapt fastest, because Drupal's entity and rendering model is conceptually closest.

• Our trainers, with vast industry expertise, deliver high-quality training.
• We implement a hands-on approach to help you tackle real-time challenges effortlessly.
• Many of our learners have secured jobs in leading companies with attractive salaries.
• Our comprehensive course curriculum covers both foundational and advanced AEM concepts.

You can maintain access to the pre-recorded videos by renewing your subscription annually at a discounted rate.