PTC launches global Internet Of Things certification program

thingworxcertificationPTC today announced PTC University had launched a role-based ThingWorx Certification Program, offering certifications of Internet of Things (IoT) expertise for developers, device engineers, and architects.

A press release said as the “first” IoT certifications available globally, PTC University and its technical certifications would help build a proven, ThingWorx-ready workforce, readying the next-generation for the opportunities within the IoT. Candidates can establish relevant credibility with employers and customers in the ThingWorx solution marketplace, while companies with certified professionals on staff are expected to benefit from improved strategic thinking and increased productivity.

“PTC believes companies that create, build, and service smart, connected things are looking for people who have proven expertise using ThingWorx technology,” said Stefan Helf, PTC University senior Vice President, PTC.

PTC University currently offers the ThingWorx Developer Associate Exam, which validates a candidate’s ability to model a ThingWorx application using Thing Templates and Things modules.

PTC Certification exams are proctored by Kryterion, a full service provider of customisable assessment and certification products and services, either Online or on-site at more than 80 Kryterion Test Centers globally. Candidates can prepare for the exams using the integrated Online ThingWorx platform training or by registering for instructor-led classes from PTC University. Upon successful completion of the exam, candidates receive a digital badge, which they can use to promote their expertise within the global ThingWorx peer community. ThingWorx Certification is an individual certification that is valid for two years, said the release.

With over 200 training centers in 35 countries, and more than 400 certified instructors globally teaching over 100,000 students per year, PTC University delivers the tools and training to enable individuals and organisations to effectively use PTC technology.

Image Credit: ThingWorx

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