A FedLearn certification reflects readiness at the time it is earned—and readiness is something that must be sustained as missions, technology and tradecraft evolve. For that reason, our credentials are valid for three years, after which certificants recertify to confirm their knowledge and skills remain current. Recertification is built on continuing professional education completed through …
A FedLearn certification is valid for three years from the date earned.
Yes. You can obtain continuing professional education credits for all courses included in a FedLearn certification program (please refer to the individual certification pages for more information).
Individual FedLearn certifications cost $199, which includes all courses required for the individual credential and access to them for one full year. Contact FedLearn for special rates for large teams, organizations and enterprises
A certificate of completion and digital badge verifiable by employers on LinkedIn can be downloaded after completing all certification requirements, along with a digital toolkit containing resources for sharing your success (e.g., social media graphics, email signatures and certification logo). Your certification is more than a badge. It’s proof of demonstrated competency. Don’t just earn …
AI/Data Certifications FedLearn AI/data certifications are built on the DoW Cyber Workforce Framework—the authoritative competency framework established under DoW Instruction 8140.02. Rather than defining a proprietary body of knowledge, we anchor each certification to a defined subset of DCWF work roles and their associated knowledge, skill, ability and task statements. This means that when candidates …
Because FedLearn measures how you learn, not just whether you finish, the way you move through a course directly shapes your Z1 and MRKI scores. The single most important factor is genuine engagement with the material—and that comes down to the differences among three ways of working through a course. Reflecting and reviewing both produce …
A traditional certification exam only captures how an individual performed on one day, in one sitting and for a couple of hours. It’s a snapshot, and this snapshot can be misleading (e.g., a candidate crams for the exam, gets lucky on question selection or passes the exam and forgets the material a week later). FedLearn’s …
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