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New Approach: Connecting training and credentials. Tell us what you think!

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During 2020, we have been working on creating a clear connect between training and digital credentials. In March we announced the availability of Cloud Learning Paths, providing learners with a job role path based on what is recommended to achieve an IBM certification. The new approach including the subway style map has been well received by our learners.

We are looking to iterate and continue improvements to your learning experience. Please take a few minutes to visit ibm.com/training/cloud and select the “Tell us what you think” button located in the top of the pages.

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