Can I switch between Scenarios and Challenge Mode freely?

Yes — Scenarios (full client relationships you manage end to end, including emails, documents and sometimes a live voice call) and Challenge Mode tasks (shorter, focused exercises built around one specific skill), and there's no fixed sequence forcing you to complete one before the other. Many trainees move back and forth deliberately: a Challenge to sharpen one specific skill, then a Scenario to see it applied in a fuller client context, and back again when a Scenario reveals a gap. More detail Scenarios and Challenge Mode tasks can be freely mixed, with no fixed required sequence. A common pattern is Challenge first to sharpen a skill, then a Scenario to apply it. If a Scenario reveals a specific gap, going back to a matching Challenge is a sensible response.Frequently asked questions Is there a recommended ratio of Challenges to Scenarios? No fixed ratio — let your own feedback guide it, doing more Challenges where you spot a specific recurring gap. Do I need to finish all Challenges before trying any Scenario? No — though doing the Foundational Challenges first is recommended before your very first Scenario. Get started Use Challenges reactively — whenever a Scenario reveals a specific weak spot, go find the matching Challenge and sharpen it before moving on.