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# Register for Training
Learn how to navigate to Training, where to view clinics, and how to register for them.
### 1. **Navigate to Training**
You will land on **My Schedule** (
) by default when navigating to your resort's flaik site on your mobile device.
You can find Training by selecting the menu icon (
) from the top left and selecting **Training** (
) from the list.
### 
### **2. Register**
Once you're in the training calendar, scroll to the date of the training clinic you're looking to register for. The colored dots indicate the clinic category determined by your resort. *Our example below is an Alpine-specific Cert 2 training.*
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**Note**: Your resort may have set time limitations for late cancellations and registration.
{% endhint %}
{% hint style="success" %} **Congrats!** You have registered for your clinic. 🎉
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