SAP EDUCATION
CERTIFICATION TRAINING
To help you prepare for a certification exam, SAP offers a balance of theory and practice using classroom workshops, onsite workshops, and eLearning titles. The hands-on elements are guided by experts and allow participants to practice newly gained knowledge directly in the SAP system where they usually work. SAP offers certification preparation training in the following areas:
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You can prepare for exams by viewing our sample questions and preparation guides. To prepare for exams, review the sample questions and preparation guides developed by SAP's subject matter experts. The sample questions are for self-evaluation purposes only and do not appear on the actual certification exams. Answering the sample questions correctly is no guarantee that you will pass the certification exam. The certification exam covers a much broader spectrum of topics, so do make sure you have familiarized yourself with all topics listed in the exam competency areas before taking the certification exam. The certification preparation guides are designed to provide some guidance as to the topics covered in the exam, sample questions, and study resources.
In addition, you can find some useful certification guides written by leading consultants in your field available via SAP Press. Type "SAP Global Certification Success Guides" in the available Search function. As of May 20, 2009, the ABAP and supplier relationship management guides are available.
Please note that there are no specific prerequisites to sit for a certification exam. For example, you are not required to complete an associate-level exam to qualify for a professional-level exam, and course work is recommended, but not required.