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List of Mobile Testing Certifications

These certifications doesn’t cater mobile testing specifically. As world is going more and more mobile now, demand for mobile testing is huge. So, to help mobile testing professionals advance in their career, we have listed out various mobile testing certifications.
  • IMTQN CMAT: The International Mobile Testing Qualifications Network (IMTQN) is a Mobile Application Testing qualification certification organisation that operates internationally. The IMTQN Certified Mobile Application Tester (CMAT) – Foundation Level Certification involves both device testing as well as application and software testing to assure you a better prospects in the field of Mobile Testing. Click here for more details.
  • MATA: Stand out from the crowd with this incredibly ‘in-demand’ testing certification. Mobile App Testing Associate (MATA) e-learning training course was created in association with our own Expert Mobile App Testers, and will provide you with the knowledge and ‘hands-on’ experience you need to become a successful Mobile App Tester. Click here for more details.
  • MATP: Take mobile app testing to the next level with this training course and certification. The Mobile App Testing Professional (MATP) interactive e-learning training course builds on the app testing concepts from the MATA course in a workshop environment. The training will provide you with the ‘hands-on’ experience you need to become an Advanced Mobile App Tester. Click here for more details.
  • CMAP: Certified Mobile App Professional is a Special Interest Group brought together by iSQI, which is made up of international IT leaders that are working hard to establish standards in the area of mobile technologies. CMAP is “Mobile App Testing – Foundation Level” and will give its participants an excellent introduction and understanding of the topic through use of a large variety of exercises and examples.Click here for more details.
  • CMAP Mobile App Test Automation: CMAP Mobile App Test Automation is an introduction to mobile application testing via User Interface (UI) Test Automation. It provides an advanced view into mobile testing, the most relevant techniques and terminology with a focus on both theoretical and practical examples. Click here for more details.
We hope the above list of mobile testing certifications would be useful for mobile testing professionals. How do you like this list? Let us know via comments.
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