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Since all of us know testing is a deep ocean. There are different certifications at each level and point of experience and the type of testing process we are involved in:
Foundation Level:The Foundation Level qualification is also appropriate for anyone who needs a basic understanding of software testing, such as project managers, quality managers, software development managers, business analysts, IT directors and management consultants.

Advanced Level:This Advanced Level qualification is also appropriate for anyone who wants a deeper understanding of software testing, such as project managers, quality managers, software development managers, business analysts, IT directors and management consultants. There are three certifications available under advanced level: AL Test Analyst AL Test Manager AL Techincal Test Analyst

Agile Ext:A tester on an Agile project will work differently than one working on a traditional project. Testers must understand the values and principles that underpin Agile projects, and how testers are an integral part of a whole-team approach together with developers and business representatives.

Model Based :Model-based testing is an innovative test approach to improve effectivity and efficiency of the test process. A model-based tester on a project uses models to drive test analysis and design, and keeps advantage of the models for other testing activities such as test implementation and reporting.
and many more.... These are not just certifications but a gateway that helps in clearing the concepts at each stage and type of testing methodolgies adapted. These certifications are valid for lifetime.

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