About Course
SkilBrill's blue prism training teaches you to design, deploy and run digital workers: 12 weeks covering Process Studio, Object Studio, Control Room, work queues, exception handling and the Robotic Operating Model used to scale a digital workforce in production.
Course Overview
Who Should Join This Course
- Developers and business analysts moving into Blue Prism development roles
- Support and operations staff maintaining an existing Blue Prism estate
- Process improvement leads who specify work for digital workers
- IT graduates targeting Blue Prism developer openings in regulated industries
- Automation architects sizing and scheduling a digital worker fleet
Prerequisites
- Basic programming logic in any language
- Comfortable with Windows and relational database concepts
- Familiarity with one business process you have actually done manually
- Laptop with 8 GB RAM or more for the Blue Prism trial environment
Learning Objectives
- Build business objects and processes that automate Windows, web and mainframe applications
- Write exception-first automations that survive production failures
- Manage work queues, schedules and sessions in the Blue Prism Control Room
- Apply the Robotic Operating Model to size and scale a digital worker fleet
- Configure Interact task flows that mix human effort with digital worker effort
- Prepare for the Blue Prism Developer (AD01) exam
72 hrs across 12 modules
Tools and Technologies
Blue Prism Studio, Object Studio, Control Room, Application Modeller, Work Queues, Interact, Robotic Operating Model
Career Opportunities After This Programme
- Blue Prism Developer
- Senior Blue Prism Developer
- RPA Solution Designer
- Blue Prism Control Room Administrator
- RPA Technical Lead
- Digital Workforce Manager
Hands-on Labs
- Hands-on lab on Object Studio — spy a legacy Windows application with dynamic attributes and build a business object that logs in, extracts a report and returns a collection
- Hands-on lab on work queues — load 500 CSV items into a queue and process them with a retry policy and an exception path you deliberately build and trigger
- Hands-on lab on Control Room — publish a release, create a queue-based schedule and monitor resource sessions while the process runs unattended
- Hands-on lab on exception handling — take a working happy-path process and harden it with exception stages, Reconnect and Resume handling and a clean audit trail
- Hands-on lab on ROM sizing — model a digital worker fleet for a 24/7 accounts payable process and justify the number of concurrent sessions with throughput figures
- Hands-on lab on Interact — create a task queue where a digital worker prepares records and a human approves them before the bot posts them downstream
Career Roadmap
Role Progression
- Blue Prism Developer
- Senior Blue Prism Developer
- RPA Solution Designer
- Automation Architect
- Digital Workforce Manager
Step-by-Step Learning Path
- Master the platform foundations
- Build automations or applications end to end
- Learn administration, security and integrations
- Complete the capstone project
- Prepare for technical interviews and update your resume and portfolio
Course Duration, Mode and Certification
The course runs for 12 weeks with 3 sessions per week (2 hours per session), totalling 72 classroom hours. Classroom, online, and hybrid modes are available where supported. You will receive a SkilBrill completion certificate and work on real-world projects, with dedicated interview preparation support at the end of the programme.
Why Train at SkilBrill
SkilBrill Training Institute focuses on making you employable. Trainers are working professionals, labs mirror real production environments, and the placement cell connects eligible candidates with hiring companies. Enquire today for the next batch start date and fee details.
Career and Job Support
SkilBrill provides practical career support to help you move from training into relevant roles. Services include:
- Resume assistance
- LinkedIn profile guidance
- Portfolio guidance
- Technical interview preparation
- Mock interviews
- Project explanation preparation
- Job-search guidance
- Placement assistance
Resume Building Guidance
- Keep your resume to one page if you have less than five years of experience.
- Use a clean format with clear sections: contact, objective, skills, projects, education and certifications.
- Tailor your skills section to match the job description.
- Quantify achievements where possible, for example "cut manual reconciliation from four hours to twenty minutes".
- Include links to your GitHub, LinkedIn and portfolio if available.
- Proofread carefully; spelling and grammar errors create a poor impression.
LinkedIn Profile Optimisation
- Use a professional headshot and a headline that includes your target role.
- Write a summary that highlights your skills, projects and career goals.
- List relevant tools, frameworks and certifications in the Skills section.
- Share posts or articles about what you are learning to show activity.
- Connect with trainers, classmates and professionals in your target domain.
- Request recommendations from mentors or project reviewers.
GitHub and Portfolio Guidance
- Create well-named repositories for each major project.
- Add a README file explaining the project, technologies, setup steps and screenshots.
- Use meaningful commit messages and keep code organised.
- Include a portfolio website or GitHub profile readme that links to your best work.
- Keep sensitive data like passwords and API keys out of public repositories.
- Regularly update repositories with improvements and new projects.
Job Search Strategy
- Update your resume and LinkedIn profile before applying.
- Apply to roles on LinkedIn, Naukri, Indeed and company career pages.
- Customise each application to match the job description.
- Prepare a short elevator pitch for phone screenings.
- Practise technical and behavioural questions daily.
- Follow up politely after interviews and ask for feedback.
- Attend meetups, webinars and networking events in your domain.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Blue Prism used for?
Blue Prism is an enterprise RPA platform for building software robots, called digital workers, that operate business applications the way people do. It suits high-volume back-office work such as claims processing, reconciliation and invoice handling.
Is blue prism training still worth it in 2026?
Yes, but the market is tighter than it was and hiring managers now expect queue design and exception handling depth, not just Process Studio. If you already know UiPath, Blue Prism adds a credible second platform for regulated industries.
What is the difference between Process Studio and Object Studio?
Process Studio is where you design the business process itself using stages and logic. Object Studio is where you build the reusable business objects that drive applications, using Application Modeller to spy elements and attributes.
How long does it take to learn Blue Prism?
Twelve weeks of structured practice covers Process Studio, Object Studio, work queues and Control Room. Most of the effort sits in Object Studio, where selector and attribute work is genuinely fiddly at first.
Which Blue Prism certification should I aim for?
The Blue Prism Developer exam (AD01) is the entry point for developers; the Advanced Developer exam follows once you have shipped automations with work queues and robust exception handling.
Does Blue Prism run on the cloud or on-premises?
Both. Blue Prism can be installed on-premises or consumed as a hosted service, and Control Room, releases and work queues behave the same way in either deployment model.