Important reminder concerning the IBM Professional CertificationTesting Policy
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If you are planning on taking any certification exams with IBM, they have tightened down on their policies and thoughts about how you should study in recent years. The above blog title was received as an email. Here is the email content that was received. I thought it was valuable enough to share with everyone.
Please review this important information regarding the IBM Professional Certification Testing Policy.
In order to ensure the validity and integrity of the IBM Certification Program, testing data and results are randomly audited.
All test takers are required to agree to a confidentiality statement which specifically prohibits test takers from discussing test content or questions at any time. This includes casual conversation with colleagues, and especially discussing test content with prospective test takers after completing testing. Additionally, IBM Certification tests are the exclusive Intellectual Property of IBM. Per your IBM Business Partner Agreement the IBM Business Partner Code of Conduct sections referring to Intellectual Property and Unauthorized Sources apply to certification testing. When you (or your staff) are preparing for an IBM Certification test it is imperative to use only the links provided on IBM's Web pages for recommended education and sample practice tests. Many of the "sample" or "practice" test vendors make use of unethically acquired testing material.
IBM has taken, and will continue to take, appropriate actions when testing data indicates that unethical methods were used to prepare for or take an IBM Certification test. Actions may include a temporary or permanent ban from taking additional Certification tests
For full information you should visit Information on IBM Professional Certification Program and Certification testing policy to get up to date on apporoved study material and sources (IBM)
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On Thursday, December 15th, 2011 by Chris Miller