by Nataliia Vasylyna | February 11, 2015 10:00 am
Note: This article was updated in October 2018
The Certified Software Tester (CSTE) certificate accredits basic qualification skills and maintains the educational program in software testing. CSTE also defines the person’s competence in quality assurance (QA).
To get sure that this document will provide a person with more than just a stamped piece of paper, view main aims of this certification:
Let’s have a look at the CSTE main characteristics as compared to other popular certifications such as ISTQB[1] and CAST.
New skills and experience is great but what benefits shall I have after getting this certification? Plenty of them. Statistics show that:
Non-monetary bonuses were:
Many people earned rewards, gratitudes, and management recognition
The approximate image of a certified software engineer looks like this:
The first condition is that a person must have a 4, 3 or 2-year degree from the accredited college-level institution with the 2, 3 or 4 years of experience correspondingly. The experience must be in the field of information service.
The second condition is that a candidate must have at least 18 months of working experience covered by the CSTE certification.
The Certified Software Tester (CSTE) certificate is quite authoritative, and it costs $350 or $420.
The test itself consists of two parts:
Each part lasts 75 minutes. One should pass no less than 70 % of tests from every part.
Hope that this information helped you to make the right decision. Nothing is easy, but self-improvement, especially in the professional field, brings much more satisfaction than difficulty. Go for it!
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