(legit Autodesk Certification by Certiport). Can you see the difference in a look and wording? Just a reminder, this is the name of the exam I took: " Autodesk Certified Professional: AutoCAD."īelow I attach a different Certification I got. Where do you see a word "exam" on mine?! How do you know that I had to pass any exam? How do you know that I had to meet ANY requirements? How do you know it wasn't an 3h online course ( like this one, by Autodesk)? I am just curious. But trust me, certificate is not certification.īesides, you said " For completing all requirements for _ Certified Professional exam". Please do your own research if my description is not clear. Sometimes it takes years of experience to be certified professional. It actually says that you are good in what you are doing. Certification - r esults from an assessment process that recognizes an individual's knowledge, skills and competency in a particular specialty. Sometime you get a certificate only for attendance to an online webinar. You don't need to be great in what you were doing, you just need to complete it. Certificate - you get it when you complete a course or college program (it i ndicates completion of a course or series of courses with a specific focus) .
I disagree with you that Pearson VUE Certificate looks " completely normal." Certificate and Certification are two different things:
I know that Certiport and Pearson VUE are two different companies - but the exam prepared by Autodesk is THE SAME, and the final product (Certificate) should be THE SAME or very similar in both cases.
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