I am a heavy JIRA user and admin also. trying to find out which JIRA certification will be better for me. I would like to know the higherarchy and which one is the highest level certification. thank you
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I also found 100 the most difficult and would regard it the highest.
It was the hardest to write as well as take.
Ah you co-wrote it! That’s cool and good job.
All of the certifications are either full certifications or badges. There's no hierarchy.
The certifications are role-based and function-based. So, there's no hierarchy.
The "Managing Jira Projects" certification are lower in price, so they're a good starting point.
I would suggest taking the ACP-100 because the topics covered in Managing JIRA Projects will also be tested there so instead of writing 2 separate exams, practicing for the ACP-100 would help better him.
Also, as he mentioned he is an Admin, being able to do most of the tasks an Admin needs would greatly benefit him.
Take a look at this page (I am sure you already know of ) - https://university.atlassian.com/student/activity/836769-get-certified
For Jira Software -
ACP-120 focuses on Jira Administrators (System Admins)
ACP-610 or 620 focuses on Jira Project Administrators
Hope this helps.
Best, Joseph Chung Yin
Jira/JSM Functional Lead, Global Infrastructure Applications Team
Viasat Inc.
Hi @Suparna Khamrui ,
I would suggest go in the path mentioned in https://university.atlassian.com/student/activity/844004-atlassian-certified-expert.
Try to be a "Atlassian Certified Expert"
Hello All
This was an interesting question. Where does one apply for jobs in the Atlassian Service Desk world.
I am self taught with another team mate, but we would love to grow as we both love the platform.
Hi @Robin Stemmers
In your case as suggested and depending on how familiar you are, you could either go for one of the Project Management courses first and then get the ACP-100 mentioned above later or just study hard for ACP-100 first.
Please, also factor in Atlassian's emphasis on Cloud first and try and get a few Cloud certifications along the way. I am not sure I agree there is a hierarchy but you could definitely specialise (Agile vs Service Management, e.t.c).
The link shared by @Rilwan Ahmed is actually a very good place that helps you plan your progress.
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