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INCOSE's first and primary certification level, Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP), is the right fit for most systems engineers.
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Today marks the start day for INCOSE’s fifth class of interns. They'll be learning about INCOSE, connecting with SE leaders from around the world, and providing a new perspective as they help work on a long list of projects.
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What remains to make INCOSE Certification achievable worldwide?
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The ESEP interview can be intimidating for some candidates. Does that make it unfair?
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The knowledge exam is only offered in English. What can be done to help those who speak other languages?
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The purpose of references is to confirm the experience claims of SEP candidates. It shouldn't be a test of the referents' writing skills.
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The INCOSE Board of Directors recently approved a modification to the application fees for ASEP certification.
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INCOSE often offers the certification knowledge exam at its in-person events. Current SEPs can also benefit from attending events.
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The Certification Advisory Group (CAG) advises the INCOSE Board of Directors about the direction of the Certification Program.
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INCOSE has several paid contractors who work to make INCOSE Certification run smoothly.