ISTQB Acceptance Testing Certification
ISTQB Acceptance Testing
The ISTQB Acceptance Testing Certification is ideal for anyone involved in user acceptance testing (UAT), contractual and regulatory acceptance, or alpha and beta testing, and it is recommended for your entire team, not just full time testers.
Exam Format
40 questions | 60 minutes (75 minutes if English is not your primary language)
Why Should You Take Your Exam Through AT*SQA?
- Boost your recognition and expand your opportunities: You'll be listed in both the Official U.S. List of Certified & Credentialed Software Testers™ and the ISTQB Successful Candidate Register, giving you greater visibility with employers in the U.S. and internationally.
- Stand out with a free credential: With every ISTQB exam purchase, you can choose a free AT*SQA micro-credential exam to showcase your QA expertise.
- Get support in your job search anywhere in the world: Appear in the AT*Work™ directory, where employers look for testers who are between jobs, seeking freelance projects, or entering the industry.
- Help your company grow: If your company offers testing or consulting services, listing it on AT*Consult™ can help attract new clients.
- Prove you’re among the best: Earn points toward your Testing Tiers® ranking to elevate your status on the Official U.S. List, and rise in visibility on AT*Work™ and AT*Consult™.
ISTQB Acceptance Testing Helps Businesses With Certified Testers Understanding:
Participate
Participate in acceptance test design to ensure the product aligns with business requirements.
Organize
Organize acceptance testing activities including process planning, communication, reporting, and monitoring.
Ensure
Ensure the quality of acceptance testing by validating and verifying key artifacts and deliverables.
Define
Define acceptance criteria during the requirements phase to support test coverage and business alignment.
Collaborate
Collaborate effectively with business analysts and stakeholders throughout the acceptance testing process.
Understand
Understand the business objectives, communicate with business units, and share common objectives for acceptance testing.