Vector works Certified?

[barkest]

You can become AutoCad, Revit, 3DS Max etc. certified. You can even become certified in specific areas such as plumbing, electrics....

 Are there any moves to create a VW certification?

I think I asked this question a couple of years ago.

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Edited September 13, 2016 by barkest
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[PVA - Admin]

We want to. The idea being that we could create curricula for topics like that, and upon completion of a set of test questions you'd be certified either to operate or teach that set of workflows and tools. I wanted to not just have this for the Trainers but also available to give to schools as source material.

The plan got delayed when I took over the training video content production managers job but we hope to get projects like that back on track soon.

[barkest]

I have lots of students you can trial stuff on

 

 

[PVA - Admin]

When the time comes I'll be knocking on your door!

[Mark Thomason]

Is there any movement on this? Would love to have some standards I could be teaching to my students...

[PVA - Admin]

A lot of movement since this thread, however no public word yet.

[Arielus]

If certification exists, for example I am certified by Vectorworks

[HEengineering]

I would think this idea would be relatively popular?  I always found it odd that there wasnt a counterpart certification similar to ACAD. 

[SeanOSkea]

Been a couple years since the last post here. In '16 Jim sounded like there might be some things in the works. I've got a sabbatical coming up and would love to get some formal certification.