Training

Hingepoint training is practical. Teams learn the Ramp and the Delivery Cycle by running them on work from their own backlog, not on slideware, and leave with a Work Package they have actually taken through the flow.

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Training leads to the Hingepoint Engineer certificates. Each one is earned through a training and a passed online test — both are required, and neither alone leads to a certificate. There are three ways to take it:

Foundation · 2 days: In person or online. Leads to Hingepoint Engineer Foundation: a thorough working knowledge of the framework, applied to software design tasks in a group.
Advanced · 3 days: In person. Requires Foundation first. Leads to Hingepoint Engineer Advanced: a complex Work Package built with the framework.
Both together · 4 days: In person. One course, one online test, both certificates.

The full requirements are on Certification.

Certified training providers

The list below is the authoritative register of certified Hingepoint training providers. An organization that does not appear here is not certified by hingepoint.ai to deliver Hingepoint training.

How certification starts

Only certified trainers can initiate the certification of an individual on the Certificate Platform. That is the practical reason the register matters: training from an organization that is not listed cannot lead to a Hingepoint Engineer certificate, at either level.

Listing means one thing precisely: hingepoint.ai has certified that provider to deliver Hingepoint training. It does not warrant their other services, their commercial terms, or the delivery of any particular engagement.

Providers are listed alphabetically by name. The order carries no ranking and no preference. Each entry has a stable link of its own — use it to verify a specific provider.

galaniprojects

galaniprojects developed the Hingepoint Framework over eighteen months while transforming a development department into a team working with AI coding agents. They deliver the practical training that leads to the Hingepoint Engineer certificates, and run the trainer program for organizations that want to teach the framework themselves.

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Becoming a Hingepoint trainer

Becoming a certified trainer helps the Hingepoint community grow, and it is a strong business opportunity for experienced trainers. Certified trainers are listed in the register above, where anyone can verify them.

Training and certification for trainers is conducted by the initiators of the Hingepoint Framework, or by people acting on their behalf, and by no one else.

The process

Ask. Write to authors@hingepoint.ai and tell us about your organization and the training you intend to deliver.
hingepoint.ai is the sole authority issuing trainer certificates. No other body may certify a Hingepoint trainer. A certificate from any other source is not a Hingepoint trainer certificate.
Complete the trainer training. On approval you take the trainer program.
Send your details. Once certified, send your logo, contact address and a short description of your organization to the same address.
You are listed. The maintainers add your entry to the register above, where anyone can verify it.

Your entry is how a client verifies that the organization training them is certified — the register is the only verification route for this credential, so each entry carries a stable link you are welcome to use as proof. It follows that the register must stay true: a listing ends when the agreement behind it ends, and the entry comes off the same day that decision is made.

What you decide for yourself

Trainers set their own pricing. You choose which regions you serve and which languages you support. There is no exclusivity for any region or any language.

What to send

To save a round trip, include the following with your first message:

Organization name: Exactly as it should appear in the register.
Logo: SVG preferred, otherwise PNG with transparency. No white background box — the register sits on a near-white surface, and a white rectangle shows as a grey slab.
Contact address: A role address such as training@ or info@, rather than a personal one. A role address survives someone leaving; a personal one stops working quietly, and nobody finds out.
Languages and regions: The languages you train in, and the countries you serve.
Description: Two or three sentences of plain prose. No formatting — the register shows it as written, so that no entry can be made louder than the one above it.