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BCS-ISEB Intermediate Certificate in Software Testing

The Intermediate Certificate in Software Testing examination is suitable for those who are engaged in any aspect of software testing. It is the next level of competency in software testing after foundation level.

The topics covered are those which are considered to be essential knowledge for an advanced level test professional, regardless of their specialism (i.e. Test Analysis or Test Management).

A pass in this certificate provides evidence that the candidate has proven analytical ability, having gained knowledge and practical skills in the key topics required for practicing software testing.

This qualification examines up to level K4 of the given learning objectives / levels of knowledge.

Structure

  • The examination will test candidates' ability to apply testing principles to practical settings, as defined in the syllabus.
  • To verify that candidates have made the transition in thinking from problem solving at Foundation level to that required at Practitioner level, the Intermediate examination uses scenario based questions structured in multiple choice format.
  • The examination is a one hour scenario based multiple choices. The time allowed is 1 hour, and the pass mark is 60%.
  • Candidates must pass the Intermediate examination in order to sit either of the Practitioner examinations.

Entry Requirements

  1. The entry criteria for candidates taking the Intermediate examination are as follows:
  2. Candidates must hold the ISEB Foundation Certificate in Software Testing AND either:
  • Have at least 18 months experience in software testing
  • or
  • Have completed an ISEB accredited training course for the Intermediate Certificate in Software Testing


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