Membership

By joining the ITCC, you will be part of a community of the most respected companies in the IT certification industry.

As a member, you can:

Collaborate

In an open format with industry leaders to explore new ways of doing business that inspire and support innovation.

Participate

In industry efforts to increase education on the value of certifications.

Join

Task forces working on specific initiatives to benefit the certification industry.

Access

Exclusive, members-only white papers, resources, best practices, and council-funded survey results.

Engage

In monthly online member meetings and bi-annual in-person networking member events.

Access to IT certification industry leaders with an all-inclusive, innovative mindset and sharing best practices through:

Meet and connect with an ecosystem of industry leaders from IT organizations and exam suppliers virtually and in-person.

Monthly education sessions
Library of recorded educational sessions
Collection of white papers created by members, for members
- Case studies
- Research projects
- Establish best practices
Task force projects & research

Industry best practices developed and shared
Promote awareness and value of certification through legislative support
Participation in leading industry associations:
- Professional Certification Coalition (PCC)
- Association of Test Publishers (ATP)

The heart of the organization is the Task Forces that work on specific initiatives to benefit the certification industry:

Securing Certifications – Works with members and IT certification organizations to protect their certification programs through the creation of best practices documents, white papers, and sharing case studies on test security practices.
SPARC- SPeed, Agility, Rapid Change – Collaborates on best practices to address the issues created by agile development practices of products/solutions and how those impact the exam/certification lifecycle.
Digital Credentialing – Focuses on areas of best practices around developing a badging program, creating badges, and building standards.
Marketing – Creates awareness and preference for technical certifications by IT professionals, the partner organizations they work for, and the customers they serve.
Career Pathways – Attempting to standardize the complex certification paths along topic area and job role by developing a visual representation of the IT certification industry.