Techies to get more specialised
By silicon.com
Published: 22 September 2009 10:15 GMT
The British Computer Society is changing the way it assesses the Chartered IT Professional certifications.
As of Wednesday, CITP applicants will be able to choose to specialise in areas such as project management. The aim behind the shakeup is to make the qualification more in line with specific needs in business.
The BCS is revamping IT qualifications (photo credit: Andrew* via Flickr.com under the following Creative Commons licence)
ZDNet UK has more on the changes in the assessment process here.
Business Systems Be responsible for diagnosing and following through to resolution any problems, escalating to other teams and vendors when required ...
Ensuring that all hazardous materials have a COSHH assessment available on-site and that no combination of flammable/explosive material and work ...
This will entail having input to: the overall quality control of the current Computer based Exams (CBEs), including:o quality assurance of question ...
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