Hello, Good day. We have associate-level certifications and professional level certifications. Please refer to https://university.atlassian.com/student/activity/2227506-certifications#/page/670e956da1887954d1e6d3db
Hi @Yatish Madhav ,
Welcome to community
Please find details below
- There are two kinds of certificates ACA and ACP
ACA
- ACA stands for Atlassian certified Associate . Designed for professionals who use Atlassian products in their jobs, ACA certifications are industry-recognized credentials that help showcase your Atlassian knowledge and skills to boost your career.
To view all ACA certificates you can check this : https://university.atlassian.com/student/activity/2227506-certifications#/page/670e956da1887954d1e6d3db:~:text=all%20associate%20certifications-,Associate%20certifications,-ATLASSIAN
ACP :
- ACP is Atlassian certified Professional. Crafted for Atlassian solution administrators, the ACP credentials highlight advanced skills, helping you stand out as a skilled and trusted expert. Engage with Atlassian’s tailored study guides and training courses to prepare for your next big accomplishment.
- To view all ACP certificates : https://university.atlassian.com/student/activity/2227506-certifications#/page/670e956da1887954d1e6d3db:~:text=all%20professional%20certifications-,Professional%20certifications,-ATLASSIAN
Pricing details and how to : https://university.atlassian.com/student/page/850277-cert-faqs
If you need more details you can contact support here : https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/ and select below topics and the team will further help
Thank You,
Prachi
@Yatish Madhav As others pointed out, we have a distinction between the associate-level (ACA) and professional-level (ACP) exams, in terms of complexity, duration, and cost of the exam. For those starting out, an ACA is always a good idea to understand the exam logistics, determine your preference for online vs in-person locations, and to get a feel for the types of questions asked. That being said, you can start with any that you feel most comfortable with, in terms of content, once you've looked at the exam pages. Since you are very familiar with Jira, the Jira Software Essentials exam seems like a logistical start. Good luck to you. And come back here to let the community know what you decided and how you did!
Thanks Prachi. That all helps
Would i be right in saying that currently ... in total, there are 6 ACA and 6 ACP certifications in the Atlassian University?
Perfect. Thanks for summarising that for me @Joanna Thurmann
I will be sure to come back and post my accomplishments!
Thanks for that @Mohanraj Thangamuthu
yes, thats correct.
The distinction between ACA and ACP is useful, especially if you are starting with Jira and want to build up from there. One thing worth keeping in mind is the time commitment around studying, practice, and booking the exam, since fitting those around work or college schedules can get tricky. For students who are also tracking class attendance and study time, the arms saveetha attendance calculator is a handy way to keep an eye on attendance while planning study sessions. Starting with the Jira Software Essentials exam also sounds sensible given your existing Jira experience.
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