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This document lists Skill badges that can be earned by taking a class from IBM.
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At IBM, we feel it is important to recognize the commitment our badge earners have made to increase their knowledge or enhance their skills. Each badge has its own description where you can find out what the badge represents, how the badge is earned, and what the next steps are.
Who is eligible for IBM Technical Training badges?
Anyone who fulfills the requirements for a badge can earn an IBM Technical Training badge. This includes internal IBMers, clients, and business partners.
IBM Technical Training badges for Clients, Business Partners, and IBMers
These badges are available from IBM Systems Client Technical Training. The requirements for each badge will depend on the type of badge: skills, knowledge, proficiency, etc. For more information about a badge, click on the badge title to get the badge landing page. Please send questions about Technical Training badges to Kriti Kamra (kriti@ca.ibm.com).
To help build your knowledge and skills, you should consider attending an instructor led or self paced class. To see the IBM Systems Client Technical Training portfolio of courses, please go to the IBM Skills Gateway. Within this website, you will find the courses that are scheduled and delivered by our Global Training Providers (GTPs).
Available badges
Power AIX User Essentials
This badge earner can perform everyday tasks using the AIX operating system. The recipient can manage files and directories, write simple shell scripts, use the vi editor, execute commands, manage processes, and customize the working environment. The badge earner can also use common utilities including the supported graphical user interfaces, AIX Windows, and the Common Desktop Environment. The key requirement for this badge is the successful completion of the AIX Basics (AN10DG) SVPC course.
IBM z/OS Bootcamp
This badge earner can identify the functionality of the hardware and software mainframe environment. The recipient has successfully demonstrated the process of accessing and utilizing TSO (Time Sharing Option) to manage data sets and create JCL to run jobs and utilities in a z/OS and ISHELL environment. The key requirement for this badge is the successful completion of the IBM-delivered invitation-only IBM z/OS Bootcamp (ESZ0G) including verification by the instructor that all 16 course lab exercises have been successfully completed.
Questions?
- For questions related to your Acclaim badge earner account and profile, as well as issues related to claiming your badge after receiving a notification, go to http://support.youracclaim.com.
- For Frequently Asked Questions about the IBM Digital Badge Program <- click here.
NOTICE: IBM leverages the services of Credly's Acclaim platform, a 3rd party data processor authorized by IBM and located in the United States, to assist in the administration of the IBM Digital Badge program. In order to issue you an IBM Digital Badge, your personal information (name, email address, and badge earned) will be shared with the Credly’s Acclaim platform. You will receive an email notification from Acclaim with instructions for claiming the badge. Your personal information is used to issue your badge and for program reporting and operational purposes. It will be handled in a manner consistent with IBM privacy practices. The IBM Privacy Statement can be viewed here: https://www.ibm.com/privacy/us/en/. IBM employees can view the IBM Internal Privacy Statement here: https://w3.ibm.com/w3publisher/w3-privacy-notice.
Useful Links
How to create an account with Acclaim
How to add badges to your Connections profile
How to add badges to your Notes signature
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Document Information
More support for:
z Systems->Other S/390 servers
Software version:
All Versions
Operating system(s):
z/OS
Document number:
1126425
Modified date:
03 May 2021
UID
ibm11126425