Training Partners – DevOps Agile Skills Association (DASA)

DASA Training Partners are professional training organizations or consulting organizations who deliver training as part of their transformation projects. Training Partners engage with learners and organize training courses for corporates and end-learners. Training Partners are formally registered with DASA as such and commit to delivering quality training programs.

Training Partners need to adhere to a number of specific requirements

Only work with qualified trainers – those are trainers who passed the exam with a 10% higher mark than the normal passing mark, are professional trainers, have experience in the DevOps domain, and have participated in a Train the Trainer program.
Only work with Accredited Courseware – which is courseware provided to them by DASA Courseware Partners.
Offer exams only to their own candidates, and exam vouchers are also provided to them by their DASA Courseware Partner.
DASA Training Partners may use the DASA Training Partner Logo.

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BECOME A DASA PARTNER

More than 300 partners and 1000’s enterprises are working with DASA to fuel their DevOps journeys.

Partners get access to:

Co-marketing & Co-selling
Partner Course Calendar
Self-paced and Virtual Train the Trainers
Partner Events & Campaigns
Working Groups and Communities
DASA Leadership Office Hours
Monthly/Quarterly Cadence with Partners

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TYPICAL QUESTIONS RELATED TO TRAINING PARTNERS

What is the fee required to become a Training Partner

There is an annual fee of $50 USD for Training Partners.

What does the accreditation process look like?

DASA requires Training Partners to complete a registration form and pay the invoice. Once those elements are completed, Training Partners can start offering DASA programs. By signing the form, the Training Partner commits to meeting the requirements outlined for Training Partners.

What does the Trainer Accreditation process look like?

There is no accreditation process for trainers. As an open, transparent, and community-driven approach DASA believes that the market will reward good and quality trainers. Therefore there is no separate accreditation. Training Partners ensure that they will only use qualified trainers.

Do I need to register separately with APMG, ISQI?

It may be required to create an account with the Exam Service Provider (more about that later) in order to actually schedule an exam session. There is no accreditation, or validation happening by the Exam Service Providers