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ITILŪ Training Accreditation

APMG-US accredits ITILŪ training organizations as Accredited Training Organizations (ATOs), who employ Accredited Trainers, to ensure that their internal processes match the quality standards set by APMG for delivering training to the ITIL marketplace.

Accreditation by APMG-US offers a number of important, unique benefits for ITIL training organizations. It allows a training organization to demonstrate to their potential delegates their commitment to consistently high standards. Training organizations benefit from our highly-automated exam systems, receive discounted publications rates, and invitations to "Away Days".

ATO Accreditation Mark

Benefits of becoming accredited include:

  • Globally consistent standards and control
  • Simple global pricing structure
  • On-line examinations
  • Examinations in 13 languages
  • Free candidate registration to itil4success
  • Web-based ATO listings
  • Regular access to key individuals and organisations
  • ATO online exam booking system
  • ITIL IPR use
  • Access to our ATO resource site APMG-Network for all documentation.

Accredited Training Organisations can be identified by the ATO Accreditation Mark (shown above).

Interested in applying to become accredited?

For full details of how accreditation by APMG-US can help your training business, please download our ITIL Accreditation Benefits Factsheet (pdf - 108KB), or Contact Us to get in touch with our ITIL Accreditation Team.

Is your organisation accredited through another Exam Institute, and looking to change?

If so, you could benefit from APMG's Transition Plan. We aim to make transferring your accreditation as simple and un-disruptive as possible.

During the transition period, APMG-US will honour an organization's existing accreditation, where they have a valid OGC copyright license for use of ITIL IPR. This means those meeting the requirements below can continue to run "business as usual" while seeking accreditation with APMG-US. This will include accredited trainers where their status as such can be proven.

As part of the transferral process, ATOs must:

  • Submit a completed and signed ATO Application Form
  • Submit their Quality Management Systems related to delivery of training and examinations
  • Submit a copy of existing accredited ITIL course material for all courses offered
  • Submit a completed and signed Trainer Application Form, CV/biography and other relevant details, including evidence of certification as an accredited ITIL trainer for all sponsored trainers.

If you would like to discuss transferring your accreditation, please Contact Us.

08/01/2010