MITC is an innovative certification system that verifies practical skills in a work environment similar to a real project. It combines international standards with industry good practices. Unlike theoretical certifications, MITC verifies the practical aspect of working on a project, including the participant's work methodology. This enables employers and clients to assess whether a person can handle daily tasks and deliver the expected quality of work. Moreover, MITC provides an opportunity to assess whether the candidate's theoretical knowledge will translate into the quality of their work, even at the recruitment stage.

The certification can be completed entirely remotely, and it's ready to start with just one click after purchasing. The unique aspect of this solution is that it saves time and reduces the stress associated with standard exam registration. MITC does not require prior booking of a date, sending additional documents, or installing additional software. Furthermore, there is no examiner present during the exam. 

A similar solution is available for the Professional Scrum Master certification, but MITC focuses on the practical approach, with minimal emphasis on theoretical questions.

The exam's design and question format do not permit candidates to verify answers on the Internet or reference their educational materials, unlike theoretical exams -says Radek Smilgin, the exam originator.

Measuring skills and best practices are based on different principles, particularly when a specific process involves more than one correct approach or solution. The approaches may vary, but the methodology and analysis of the solution to a given problem are evaluated, rather than definitions.

Is a new certification needed? 

In 2011, Dorothy Graham, co-author of the first ISTQB® syllabus, summed up this certification with the words:

There is a modicum of skill needed in testing techniques to be able to answer multiple-choice questions about them, but that is not the same as being able to test well in practice. And I also agree that the current ISTQB Foundation level is based more on learning facts than on practicing the craft. Why is that? Because the current scheme was designed to meet a different need, a basic ignorance about testing in general; it was not designed to assess testing skill.

 

The IT market offers prestigious exams for many specializations at various levels of advancement, but they do not verify the skills, which determine whether a person can effectively deliver (often very expensive) projects. MITC aims to fill this gap, aspiring to set new trends in the certification market.

Certification is the perfect way to demonstrate your real skills and good practices. With MITC, you can set yourself apart from your peers. Don't let the frustration of exam scheduling and registration forms hold you back. Choose MITC and become a certified IT specialist today!