Questions people ask us
Does it cost anything to join?
No. There is no fee to apply or to take part. Arcsen pays for the training, and for the certification exam of every graduate who joins.
Who can apply?
Salesforce: fresh graduates are the main group in every batch. Career shifters with one to two years of experience can apply too, and final-year students can join the fourth-quarter batch.
Sitecore: graduates in computer science, engineering or IT from the classes of 2024, 2025 and 2026, with strong programming fundamentals and English at B2 or above. Career shifters with one to two years of experience are considered case by case.
Do I need to know Salesforce or Sitecore already?
No. We teach the platform. Selection tests your ability: programming, logic and English. For Sitecore, real JavaScript skill matters most.
Do paid courses or certificates help my application?
Not really. We choose people based on our own tests and interviews. A GitHub profile with projects you actually built tells us a lot more.
How much time does it take?
Salesforce: five weeks of training every Friday and Saturday, with weekly assignments, then one extra weekend to build the graduation project as a team.
Sitecore: two weeks of guided pre-work, about 25 hours, then eight weekends on Fridays and Saturdays, six to eight hours a day, with weekday self-study and assignments. About 190 hours in all.
Who teaches the sessions?
Arcsen's delivery leads, the people who run our client projects. On the Sitecore programme, that means the practice's Technical Architect and senior engineers, with a programme manager of more than 20 years for the delivery sessions.
What language is it taught in?
English. Graduates work with clients in English from their first day, and build Arabic and English sites, so bilingual and right-to-left work is part of the training.
What happens on graduation day?
Teams present their graduation project to a panel of delivery leads. The panel scores technical understanding, practical application, teamwork, communication and overall performance, then ranks every student. The top team is announced with trophies and photos.
Is a job guaranteed?
No. Hiring starts with the top performers and moves down the ranking as our teams need people. Strong graduates who are not hired straight away stay in our talent pipeline.
What happens after graduation day?
Salesforce: hired graduates start three months of paid training inside real teams, with stand-ups and project work, then move to a full-time Associate role at L1, L2 or L3 based on performance.
Sitecore: the top graduates join Arcsen as Associate Analyst, Sitecore Practice, sit their certification in their first weeks, and work in delivery teams anchored by a senior engineer.
Which roles do graduates go into?
Salesforce Academy hires have joined Arcsen as developers, business analysts and QA engineers.
When do I get certified?
After you join. Sitecore graduates sit the SitecoreAI CMS Developer exam in their first weeks at Arcsen, on a voucher Arcsen pays for. Across Arcsen, certification paths come with exam costs covered.