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TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Practitioner (OGEA-102 / OGEA-103) training and exam prep - the practitioner-level (Level 2) Enterprise Architecture credential from The Open Group, based on the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition.
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The TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Practitioner certification (Level 2) validates that you can apply and analyse the TOGAF Standard to develop, sustain and use an Enterprise Architecture. It is based on the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition, and goes beyond understanding the framework to applying the Architecture Development Method (ADM) in real-world situations - the context for EA, architecture governance, the architecture repository and capability, and tailoring the ADM. You can certify by three routes: if you already hold TOGAF EA Foundation, pass the Part 2 exam (OGEA-102); from scratch, take Part 1 (OGEA- 101) then Part 2 (OGEA-102), or the Combined Part 1 and Part 2 exam (OGEA-103) in one sitting; or, if you hold TOGAF 9 Certified, take the Bridge exam (OGEA-10B). The Part 2 exam is 8 complex, scenario-based questions in 90 minutes, open book, with gradient scoring; you pass with 60% (24 of 40 points). The Combined exam is 48 questions in 2 hours 30 minutes.
TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Practitioner is the credential employers actually ask for in enterprise-architect job adverts. It proves you can apply TOGAF in practice, not just describe it - which is what senior and lead architecture roles require. It is vendor-neutral and portable, it does not expire, and it is the natural step up from Foundation.
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This applied, Level 2 certification is for people who develop and use Enterprise Architecture in practice: - Practising enterprise architects - Senior solution architects - Lead and principal architects - Architecture consultants - Architecture team leads and managers Recommended background: real experience with architecture work, and ideally TOGAF EA Foundation (or equivalent knowledge) first - though there is no formal prerequisite to sit the exams.
How to earn it (choose your route):
1. If you hold TOGAF EA Foundation: prepare for and pass the Part 2 exam (OGEA-102).
2. From scratch: pass Part 1 (OGEA-101) then Part 2 (OGEA-102), or take the Combined Part 1 and Part 2 exam (OGEA-103) in one sitting.
3. If you hold TOGAF...
The TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Practitioner certification (OGEA-102 / OGEA-103) focuses on applying TOGAF concepts and practices in real enterprise architecture scenarios. The certification assesses your ability to use the TOGAF framework, apply the Architecture Development Method (ADM), work with architecture governance, and address practical architecture challenges. Understanding the exam structure, assessment approach, and certification requirements can help you prepare effectively and demonstrate your ability to apply TOGAF knowledge in professional environments.
Source Note: Exam details verified on 17 August 2026. The Part 2 exam (OGEA-102) is 8 open-book, gradient-scored scenario questions in 90 minutes, with a 60% pass mark (24 of 40 points). The Combined exam (OGEA-103) is 48 questions in 2 hours 30 minutes. Holders of TOGAF 9 Certified can use the Bridge exam (OGEA-10B). There is no prerequisite, and the certification does not expire. The Combined exam fee is about US$610 but varies. Confirm the current codes, syllabus and pricing on The Open Group's site.
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