Italo Vignoli wrote: > 1. Develop a training for certification (attached), which allows to access > the "LibreOffice Certified" entry level (without specification about > migrations and training), after the usual certification review. Once the > training for certification has been approved, it will be transformed into a > series of online training classes provided through Udemy (which seems to be > almost a standard for certification training, as it is used by Microsoft, > Oracle and Cisco, plus others). > > 2. Keep the current "Migration Professional" and "Professional Trainer" as > main level certification for people who have a hands-on experience in > migrations or training (exactly as in the past). People with LibreOffice > Certification could apply for Professional Certification after 12 months > from the first certification, based on a migration/training project with > extensive documentation (a detailed report of the migration project, or a > detailed evaluation of the training project). Only people with full > pre-requisites compliance can directly access Professional Certification > without going through LibreOffice Certification. > > 3. Create the certification training for single applications: "LibreOffice > Writer/Calc/Impress/Draw/Base Certified Trainer", which is simple and > uncontroversial. > > 4. Create a "Senior Migration Professional" and a "Senior Professional > Trainer" certifications, only for certified professionals who have been > active in the project for a while and contribute as volunteers in some area. > > 5. Update all certification related documents to reflect all the above. > All excellent, +1 - thanks Italo!
Cheers, -- Thorsten
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