Certificate in Gas chromatography (GC)

No. While hands-on experience is helpful, the exam focuses on theoretical understanding and common procedures used in GC labs.

Yes. One full section is dedicated to common GC problems such as column leaks, detector noise, and baseline issues.

Yes. You will learn how to read peaks, retention times, and areas, and how to identify errors in GC results.

The exam includes examples from food, environmental, pharmaceutical, and forensic samples, which are commonly tested using GC.

Yes. This exam helps you understand the working of a GC system, which is widely used in labs for quality testing, research, and analysis.

It includes GC components, detectors, sample handling, running the instrument, interpreting chromatograms, troubleshooting, and lab safety.

No. Basic understanding of chemistry and an interest in laboratory work is enough. The exam is designed to be useful for both learners and working professionals.

This exam is ideal for students in chemistry or pharmaceutical sciences, lab technicians, quality control professionals, and anyone working in testing and analytical labs.

This exam checks your knowledge of how gas chromatography is used to separate and analyse chemical compounds. It covers GC instruments, detectors, sample preparation, and data analysis.

Yes. After you pass the exam, you will receive a certificate that shows your understanding of gas chromatography, which can support your job or academic goals.