# CRLN — Clinical Research Learning Network > Free clinical research training in any language, for the people who run trials, the sites that host them, and the people who take part in them. crln-learn.com is the front door to all of it. CRLN is a free clinical-research education network. Training is free for every learner, in every country, with no account needed to start, and is published in 40+ languages as static in-language pages rather than only machine-translated on the fly. Access, cost and language are never barriers. Three pillars, all free: - **People who run trials** — career pathways, GCP-aligned practice scenarios scored against ICH E6(R3), a CV tool built for this industry, and verifiable credentials. - **Sites that host them** — a site portal for rosters, readiness and shared packs. - **People who take part in them** — plain-language consent-literacy guides. Education only: CRLN does not recruit, screen, match or refer anyone to a study, and gives no medical advice. CRLN also publishes de-identified, k-anonymous workforce aggregates and a free quarterly Global Workforce Index for sponsors, CROs and talent partners. That funds the mission; it is not the mission. Full reference for AI answer engines: [/llms-full.txt](/llms-full.txt) ## Start here (learners) - [Practice Lab](https://crln-practice-lab.crln-learn.com/): 640+ branching trial scenarios and 230+ free lessons, scored against ICH E6(R3), in 40+ languages. - [Career Path Finder](https://career-finder.crln-learn.com/): maps what you have already done to the clinical-research roles that fit, in 40+ languages. - [Resume Optimizer](https://resume-optimizer.crln-learn.com/): free CV rewriting for clinical-research roles, in 40+ languages. - [Understanding clinical research](https://understanding.crln-learn.com/): free consent-literacy guides for trial participants, in 40+ languages. ## Pages (workforce intelligence surface) - [Home](/): What CRLN measures and who it is for. - [Workforce Intelligence](/intelligence): Country x role x therapeutic-area readiness and demand-vs-supply signals. - [Global Workforce Index](/index): Free quarterly ranking of countries by clinical research workforce readiness. - [For Talent Partners](/for-talent-partners): Publish a trained bench, take sponsor briefs, track placements. - [For Employers](/employers): Verify a CRLN credential in seconds, no account required. - [Ecosystem](/ecosystem): How training, signal, and placement connect. - [Pricing](/pricing): Plans for sponsors, CROs, and talent partners. - [Sample Snapshot](/sample-snapshot): Example of a published readiness snapshot. - [Contact Sales](/contact-sales): Talk to the CRLN team about enterprise access. ## Guides - [CRC Readiness in Emerging Markets](/guides/crc-readiness-emerging-markets): Framework for assessing clinical research coordinator readiness and site selection feasibility. ## For Patients & Participants (free consent-literacy education) Canonical host: https://understanding.crln-learn.com/ — every guide below is also published at // in 40+ languages. Plain-language, multilingual education to help clinical trial participants understand consent and their rights. Education only — not medical advice, and not a way to join, find, or match to a study. - [All participant guides](https://understanding.crln-learn.com/): Free plain-language guides to consent and participant rights, in your language. - [What informed consent really means](https://understanding.crln-learn.com/informed-consent): Consent is an ongoing process, not a one-time form. - [Your rights as a trial participant](https://understanding.crln-learn.com/your-rights): Taking part is voluntary; you can withdraw anytime, with no penalty. - [What the phases of a clinical trial mean](https://understanding.crln-learn.com/trial-phases): Phase 1–4 explained simply. - [Randomization and placebo, explained simply](https://understanding.crln-learn.com/randomization-placebo): Why chance and placebo make results fair. - [Questions to ask before you take part](https://understanding.crln-learn.com/questions-to-ask): Simple questions to bring to the study team. - [How your privacy and data are protected](https://understanding.crln-learn.com/privacy-and-data): How participant information is kept private. - [What "adverse event" reporting means for you](https://understanding.crln-learn.com/adverse-events): Any health change during a study, and why to report it. - [Who's who at a trial, and who to ask](https://understanding.crln-learn.com/whos-who): Site, coordinator, investigator, sponsor, and ethics board (IRB). ## Methodology - [Methodology](/methodology): How readiness is sourced, scored, and aggregated. - [Coverage Atlas](/methodology/coverage): Where coverage is direct, partial, or modeled. - [Advisory Board](/about/advisors): Independent scientific and ethics review. ## Optional - [Trust Center](/trust): Security, privacy, and compliance. - [Privacy](/privacy): How CRLN handles personal data.