Course Content
KM-01: Introduction to RPA and Digital Transformation
This module introduces learners to the fundamentals of Robotic Process Automation (RPA), digital transformation, and automation technologies used in modern business environments. Learners will explore how businesses use automation to improve efficiency, reduce repetitive tasks, and support digital innovation.
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KM-04: Computing Theory
This module introduces learners to the foundational principles of programming and computing theory used in software development and automation environments. Learners will explore programming languages, programming logic, algorithms, variables, operators, loops, functions, and software applications commonly used in modern computing systems. The module also introduces concepts related to web technologies, databases, artificial intelligence, and software development methodologies.
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KM-05: Data, Databases and Data Scraping
This module introduces learners to the principles of data management, databases, and data scraping used in modern digital and automation environments. Learners will explore how organisations collect, store, analyse, secure, and visualise data to support business processes and decision-making. The module also introduces structured query language (SQL), relational databases, web scraping techniques, and software tools used for analysing and visualising data in automation and RPA environments.
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KM-06: Introduction to RPA for Automation of Processes
This module introduces learners to the foundational concepts, technologies, and processes involved in Robotic Process Automation (RPA). Learners will explore automation principles, business process analysis, workflow automation, process mapping, bots, attended and unattended automation, and the role of RPA in improving operational efficiency. The module also examines how organisations identify processes suitable for automation and how RPA supports digital transformation initiatives.
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KM-07: Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
This module focuses on building an understanding of how to use a toolkit or platform, using a vendor-specific approach, for the creation and deployment of automated processes. Learners will explore variables, arguments, automation selectors, control flow, data manipulation, automation concepts, automation management, and methods used to secure the RPA ecosystem from security risks. The module develops practical knowledge required to build, manage, and support automation solutions within modern RPA environments.
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KM-08: Introduction to RPA Governance, Legislation and Ethics
This module introduces learners to governance, legislation, compliance, ethics, and responsible practices within Robotic Process Automation (RPA) environments. Learners will explore legal requirements, organisational governance, ethical considerations, compliance frameworks, privacy protection, intellectual property, accountability, and professional conduct related to automation technologies. The module also examines how organisations manage risk, maintain compliance, and ensure ethical use of RPA systems within modern digital business environments.
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KM-09: Fundamentals of Design Thinking and Innovation
This module introduces learners to the fundamentals of design thinking and innovation within modern business and technology environments. Learners will explore design thinking principles, human-centered design, creativity, innovation, design concepts, design thinking methodologies, and the practical application of design thinking in software development, cybersecurity, and business problem-solving. The module focuses on developing innovative thinking, problem-solving skills, and creative approaches used in modern workplaces and digital transformation environments.
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KM-10: 4IR and Future Skills
This module focuses on building an understanding of the impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) on communities, individuals, and businesses, as well as the future skills required in modern digital environments. Learners will explore emerging 4IR technologies, computing knowledge, future skills and competencies, business trends, interpersonal and intrapersonal skills, communication methods, workplace teamwork, customer service, and professional workplace practices required within modern organisations and Robotic Process Automation (RPA) environments.
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PM-01: Basic Calculations for Programming
This practical module introduces learners to the mathematical and computational concepts required in programming and automation environments. Learners will develop practical skills in number systems, measurement conversions, mathematical operations, scientific notation, logical calculations, and computational problem solving. The module focuses on applying calculations and numerical reasoning in software development and Robotic Process Automation (RPA) environments. Learners will complete practical activities that strengthen analytical thinking, accuracy, and computational problem-solving skills required in modern digital workplaces.
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PM-02: Basic Programming
This practical module introduces learners to fundamental programming concepts, software toolkits, coding environments, programming paradigms, data types, APIs, functions, logical operations, loops, SQL queries, error handling, and software development processes used in Robotic Process Automation (RPA) environments. Learners will develop practical programming skills by creating coding environments, writing and testing code, working with variables and functions, integrating APIs, handling errors, and developing simple automation solutions using industry-relevant software toolkits and platforms.
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PM-03: Access, Analyse and Visualise Structured Data Using Spreadsheets and Scraping Tools
This practical module focuses on developing the skills required to access, analyse, organise, transform, visualise, and report structured data using spreadsheets, dashboards, pivot tables, databases, and web scraping tools within a Robotic Process Automation (RPA) environment. Learners will work with spreadsheet reporting, dashboards, pivot tables, SQL imports, data models, charts, and web scraping techniques to process and visualise data for business decision-making.
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PM-05: Execute Test Procedures for Evaluating the RPA Solution Performance
This practical module focuses on developing the practical skills required to prepare, execute, evaluate, and improve test procedures for Robotic Process Automation (RPA) solutions. Learners will work with test cases, testing methodologies, simulation tools, workflow evaluations, exception handling, and remedial actions to determine whether an RPA solution passes or fails according to business and technical requirements. Learners will also develop the ability to analyse automation outcomes, identify application and workflow issues, document test evidence, and apply corrective actions to improve automation reliability and performance.
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PM-06: Deploy RPA Solutions Which Emulate Actions of a Human Interacting Within Digital Systems
This practical module focuses on developing the practical skills required to deploy, schedule, monitor, manage, and maintain Robotic Process Automation (RPA) solutions within production environments. Learners will work with unattended and attended robots, deployment procedures, process documentation, auditing dashboards, scheduling systems, and RPA environment management tools. Learners will also develop the ability to schedule automated workflows, deploy bots into production environments, update process documentation, train end-users, monitor runtime activities, and import or export automation solutions between environments.
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PM-07: Modify and Improve Existing RPA Solutions
This practical module focuses on developing the practical skills required to troubleshoot, improve, maintain, and optimise existing Robotic Process Automation (RPA) solutions within operational environments. Learners will work with debugging tools, workflow optimisation techniques, infrastructure changes, software upgrades, regulatory requirements, and process improvement strategies to ensure that automation workflows continue to operate efficiently and reliably. Learners will also develop the ability to investigate alternative solutions, apply continuous improvement techniques, manage changes in technical environments, explore workflow scalability, and update robotic workflows when organisations upgrade RPA software versions.
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PM-08: Function Ethically and Effectively as a Member of a Multidisciplinary Team
This practical module focuses on developing the practical skills required to function ethically, professionally, and collaboratively within multidisciplinary Robotic Process Automation (RPA) environments. Learners will work with business analysts, solution architects, DevOps teams, infrastructure engineers, project managers, business users, and stakeholders throughout the automation life cycle. Learners will also develop the ability to communicate effectively, collaborate across departments, support business process automation initiatives, engage with stakeholders ethically, adapt to organisational policies and infrastructure changes, and contribute to teamwork and business optimisation activities.
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PM-09: Apply Design Thinking Methodologies
This practical module focuses on developing the practical skills required to apply Design Thinking methodologies within problem-solving and innovation environments. Learners will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to investigate problems, generate innovative ideas, develop prototypes, and test solutions using the Design Thinking process. Learners will also develop the ability to engage in collaborative discussions, participate in innovation workshops, analyse user needs, challenge assumptions, generate creative solutions, and apply the five Design Thinking phases: Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test.
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Occupational Certificate: Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Developer

Lesson Outcomes

After completing this practical lesson, learners will be able to:

  • Explain attended robot operations
  • Demonstrate how users interact with automation workflows
  • Train users on automation procedures
  • Explain human-triggered automation processes
  • Provide operational support guidance
  • Document user support and training activities

Overview

Attended robots require interaction between users and automation workflows during business operations. Users may trigger workflows manually, provide input during execution, review outputs, or manage workflow exceptions. Proper user training improves workflow efficiency, reduces operational errors, and supports successful automation adoption.

This practical lesson introduces learners to attended robot interaction, user enablement, workflow demonstrations, operational support procedures, and user guidance within Robotic Process Automation (RPA) environments. Learners will complete practical activities involving the training and support of business users interacting with automation workflows.


Scenario: Customer Support Automation Workflow

A customer service department uses attended robots to assist agents with customer onboarding, account updates, and support ticket processing.

The automation workflows require users to trigger workflows manually, verify customer information, and review generated outputs during execution.

Learners are required to train and support business users on how the automation workflows operate and how they should interact with the attended robots.


PA0401 — Explain How the Automation Workflow Operates

Tools/Resources

  • RPA workflow documentation
  • Process flow diagrams
  • Demonstration environment

Activity Instructions

  1. Review the attended robot workflow.
  2. Explain workflow steps and automation logic to users.
  3. Demonstrate workflow execution and outputs.
  4. Explain user responsibilities during execution.
  5. Verify user understanding.

Expected Outcome

Users understand how the attended automation workflow operates.

Evidence Required

  • Screenshot of workflow demonstrations
  • Screenshot of workflow diagrams
  • Screenshot of user briefing notes

PA0402 — Demonstrate Human Triggers and Workflow Interaction

Tools/Resources

  • Attended robot workflows
  • RPA platform
  • Training environment

Activity Instructions

  1. Demonstrate how workflows are triggered manually.
  2. Explain required user inputs and approvals.
  3. Demonstrate workflow responses and outputs.
  4. Allow users to practice workflow interaction.
  5. Verify workflow understanding.

Expected Outcome

Users interact successfully with attended robot workflows.

Evidence Required

  • Screenshot of manual workflow triggers
  • Screenshot of workflow interaction activities
  • Screenshot of workflow outputs

PA0403 — Train Users on Workflow Procedures and Operational Support

Tools/Resources

  • Training guides
  • Workflow documentation
  • Support procedures

Activity Instructions

  1. Provide workflow training sessions to users.
  2. Explain operational procedures and escalation paths.
  3. Demonstrate how to respond to workflow exceptions or errors.
  4. Provide user support materials and guides.
  5. Record training activities.

Expected Outcome

Users are trained successfully on workflow procedures and operational support processes.

Evidence Required

  • Screenshot of training materials
  • Screenshot of user support guides
  • Screenshot of recorded training activities

PA0404 — Explain Workflow Security and Access Procedures

Tools/Resources

  • Workflow access policies
  • Security guidelines
  • RPA platform

Activity Instructions

  1. Explain workflow access controls and permissions.
  2. Demonstrate secure handling of credentials and business data.
  3. Explain user responsibilities for workflow security.
  4. Verify user understanding of security procedures.

Expected Outcome

Users understand workflow security and access procedures successfully.

Evidence Required

  • Screenshot of security guidelines
  • Screenshot of access procedures
  • Screenshot of workflow permission settings

PA0405 — Document User Training and Support Activities

Tools/Resources

  • Training attendance records
  • Documentation templates
  • Support logs

Activity Instructions

  1. Record completed user training sessions.
  2. Document workflow support activities.
  3. Record user feedback and observations.
  4. Organise training and support documentation.
  5. Save all completed records.

Expected Outcome

User training and support activities are documented successfully.

Evidence Required

  • Screenshot of training attendance records
  • Screenshot of support activity logs
  • Screenshot of organised training documentation

Key Notes

  • Attended robots require interaction with business users.
  • User training improves workflow adoption and efficiency.
  • Human triggers initiate attended automation workflows.
  • Operational support improves workflow reliability.
  • Security awareness protects business information.
  • Training documentation supports operational continuity.
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