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IT career with ISACA's entry-level Fundamentals certificates | No experience needed.
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ISACA's Fundamentals certificates are entry-level, vendor-neutral certificates that prove you understand the basics of a core IT area - with no prior experience or qualifications required. They are ideal if you are starting out in IT, changing careers, or building the foundations before a professional certification. Please note an important change: ISACA has retired the combined ITCA (Information Technology Certified Associate) credential for new candidates. ITCA used to be earned by passing five Fundamentals certificate exams together. That bundled credential is no longer available to new learners. However, the individual Fundamentals certificates remain available to earn on their own - for example Cybersecurity Fundamentals and Data Science Fundamentals (confirm the current list on isaca.org). Each certificate is earned by passing one exam. The exam takes about two hours, mixes multiple-choice questions with hands-on tasks in a virtual lab, and requires about 65% to pass. You can register at any time and sit it online with remote proctoring. There is no experience requirement.
An ISACA Fundamentals certificate is a credible, recognised way to prove you have the basics of a core IT area - even with no experience. It helps you stand out for entry-level roles, apprenticeships and internal moves, and gives you a solid foundation before a professional certification like CISA, CISM or CCOA. Because it is vendor-neutral, it applies wherever you work.
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ISACA's Fundamentals certificates are for anyone starting out in IT - there is no experience requirement and no prerequisite. They are ideal for: - Students and recent graduates - Career-changers moving into IT - IT support or junior staff wanting a recognised certificate - Employers training new or junior team members Please note: the combined ITCA credential is retired for new candidates, so you cannot earn ITCA itself. Existing ITCA holders keep it through ISACA's maintenance programme. New learners earn the individual Fundamentals certificates instead.
How to earn a Fundamentals certificate: 1. Choose your area (for example Cybersecurity Fundamentals or Data Science Fundamentals). Confirm which certificates ISACA currently offers on isaca.org. 2. Prepare with a certificate exam-prep course (self-paced, online) - that is what we...