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“A person with the special skills and knowledge representing mastery of a particular testing subject.
Being an expert means possessing and displaying special skills and knowledge derived from training and experience.“*
Clearly stated expectations and business outcomes are established for each subject covered at Expert Level (see module overviews later). *ISTQB Expert Level Modules Overview (downloadable from www.istqb.org)
Recommended : At least 7 years of practical testing experience Completion of Expert Level course
Exam passed (75%)
Experience levels (may be achieved before or after passing the exam) At least 5 years of practical testing experience At least 2 years of industry experience in the specific Expert Level topic
Mandatory: ISTQB Foundations ISTQB Advanced (depending on Expert Level module) Completion of Expert Level course (if a non-public exam is taken)
Syllabus dependency (TTA has examinable LOs from TA) Expert Level Overview
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Achieving Expert Level: The Exam
The exam
A certification scheme at Expert Level must meet the expectations and perceptions of its stakeholders and has to be seen to be truly “expert”. The exam therefore consists of a multiple-choice section and a written “essay” section A score above 75% is required to pass
Gain practical experience with workplace exercises
Some learning objectives (mostly K5 and K6) may be performed at the student’s place of work instead of in the classroom. These are identified in each syllabus.
Workplace exercises are particularly useful for syllabi requiring more than 5 days of tuition.
Example: A Test Management course using Workplace Workplace Exercises. Exercises Course Part 1: 5 days
Course Part 2: 4 days
In this example, the Training Provider gives part 1 as a 5-day course. Participants then perform exercises in the workplace. At the start of part 2, a day of feedback (not mandatory) is given before completing the training.
Status of other ISTQB Documents. ISTQB: Syllabus Released ISTQB: Guidelines & Rules Released
TP: Course Materials Created
Module available at Expert Level NB / Certifier:
NB: Accreditations performed
Exams & Markers available
Status:
ISTQB: Practice exam for Test Management available October 2011 ISTQB: Practice exam for Improving the Test Process planned June 2012 Creation of exam questions is currently on the critical path Procedure for marking essay papers available but not yet implemented
Summary: Advantages for a Professional Tester. An Expert level certificate demonstrates mastery of a particular testing subject and brings several advantages for a professional tester. From a knowledge perspective
Overview of current best practices for a specific topic. Ability to select the best solutions for specific project contexts. Ability to assess the value of new trends & hypes.
Increases business value of employees. Demonstrates high potential for a candidate. Underpins continuous learning.
Expert Level Overview
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Summary: Advantages for Training Providers.
Providing Expert Level courses supports leadership in the market and brings several advantages for a Training Provider.
From a marketing perspective
Demonstrates thought leadership in testing. Creates image of being a trend setter with leading edge concepts. Strengthens highquality perception in the professional testing market.
Credits in Certification Extension Scheme* Description
Credits
Maximum Credits per extension period of 5 years
Perform a professional testing activity Take a training course on a testing subject or one with direct testing significance Attend a testing conference or special interest group (SIGIST) meeting Present a track (related to expert subject) at a testing conference Teaching a training course / tutorial (inhouse or external) on a testing subject or one with direct testing significance
3 credits per completed month
120
5 credits per half-day (4 hours)
110
5 credits per half-day (4 hours)
110
20 credits per new presentation (repetitions not allowed)
80
5 credits per half-day (4 hours) per new course. 2.5 credits per half-day for 2nd and 3rd time running of course. No credits for further repetitions.
110
Write a testing article (related to expert subject)
25 credits for each article published independently (i.e. not posted to a web-site or printed in a journal unless peer reviewed by an independent test expert not under the applicant’s direct or indirect control)
50
Write or participate on a book (related to expert subject) Participate in a Working Party for a National Board, a SIGIST or ISTQB
10 credits per 25 pages written by the applicant (at an average of 350 words per page) 5 credits per half-day (4 hours)
