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mistabrumley89
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I just have a few questions. What are the pre-requisites for taking the exam, if any? What are requirements to maintain the certification. Do I have to renew the certificate every few years? And what are some good books to study? I know there are probably plenty of other threads I could search through, but this is just a right before bed... buy the book in the morning kind of thread. Thanks for the time. You guys are great!
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Sounds Good
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There are no pre-reqs
No you do not have to renew the certification. You can choose to take the latest release
A recommended book is the one from liz gallacher.
ITIL Foundation Exam Study Guide: Liz Gallacher, Helen Morris: 9781119942757: Amazon.com: BooksOn the plate: AWS Solutions Architect - Professional
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whatthehell
Member Posts: 920
This was a good resource for me:
Pass the ITIL V3 Foundation exam in six easy and (almost) free steps | The IT Skeptic
I used ThoughtRock and found it to be a good value because of the training notes (not the vids) and the practice tests.
Good luck!2017 Goals:
[ ] Security + [ ] 74-409 [ ] CEH
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Essendon
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Here's a helpful link in addition to the ones already posted above > ITIL Foundation Study Guide -
Taty
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Sounds Good wrote: »There are no pre-reqs
No you do not have to renew the certification. You can choose to take the latest release
A recommended book is the one from liz gallacher.
ITIL Foundation Exam Study Guide: Liz Gallacher, Helen Morris: 9781119942757: Amazon.com: Books
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Taty
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Is this book (ITIL Foundation Exam Study Guide: Liz Gallacher) for ITIL V3 or for ITIL 2011?
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crashblast
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Has anyone used ThoughtRock or Mountain View? If so, what did you think of the study material, the exam process, and did you get a paper certificate?
I am trying to compare the two but I can't seem to get a list of what is provided with the Mountain View offer.whatthehell wrote: »This was a good resource for me:
Pass the ITIL V3 Foundation exam in six easy and (almost) free steps | The IT Skeptic
I used ThoughtRock and found it to be a good value because of the training notes (not the vids) and the practice tests.
Good luck!
Good luck![/QUOTE]
