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TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation (OGEA-101) training and exam prep - the entry-level Enterprise Architecture credential from The Open Group, based on the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition.
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The TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation certification (Level 1) validates that you have the basic knowledge and understanding required to work with Enterprise Architecture using the TOGAF approach. It is based on the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition, and covers the core concepts and terminology of TOGAF, the four architecture domains (Business, Data, Application and Technology), the structure of the TOGAF content framework and architecture repository, and the phases of the Architecture Development Method (ADM). The certification is earned by one exam - the TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Part 1 exam (OGEA-101): 40 multiple-choice questions in 60 minutes, closed book, in English. You pass with 60% (24 of 40 correct).
TOGAF is the most widely used Enterprise Architecture framework in the world, and the Foundation certification is the recognised entry point. It is vendor-neutral and portable across employers and industries, it has no prerequisite so anyone can start, and it counts toward the higher Practitioner level - making it a strong first credential for anyone building an architecture career.
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This entry-level certification is for anyone starting or formalising an Enterprise Architecture career: - Aspiring and entry-level enterprise architects - Solution, business and IT/technical architects - Consultants and analysts who work with architecture teams - Project and programme staff who need to understand TOGAF - Anyone who needs the recognised EA foundation Recommended background: about 1-2 years of IT or business-project experience makes the content easier, but there is no formal prerequisite.
How to earn it:
1. Prepare with a Foundation (OGEA-101) course and practice exams - that is what we provide (no prior certification needed).
2. Register for the exam through The Open Group / Pearson VUE (test centre or online-proctored).
3. Sit the exam: 40 multiple-choice que...
The TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation (OGEA-101) certification exam assesses your understanding of the core concepts, terminology, structure, and principles behind the TOGAF Enterprise Architecture methodology. It is designed to establish a strong foundation for professionals who want to understand how enterprise architecture supports business and technology alignment. Before taking the exam, understanding its format, key subject areas, and certification requirements can help you prepare in a more structured and confident way.
Exam details verified on 17 August 2026. The TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation exam is OGEA-101 (TOGAF EA Part 1): 40 multiple- choice questions in 60 minutes, closed book, with a 60% pass mark (24 of 40). There is no prerequisite, and the certification does not expire. The fee is about US$405 per attempt but varies by region. Confirm the current code, syllabus and pricing on The Open Group's site.
TOGAF EA Foundation is aimed at anyone starting or formalising an Enterprise Architecture career: - Aspiring and entry-level enterprise architects - Solution, business and IT/technical architects - Consultants and analysts who work with architecture teams - Project and programme staff who need to understand TOGAF There is no formal prerequisite. If you already know you want the full practitioner credential, you can study toward Practitioner (Level 2) directly - but most people start with Foundation.
