Why is SAP transforming its SAP Certification program?
In a cloud first world, products and solutions change much faster than on-premise, requiring professionals to update their skills more regularly. The goal of this transformation is to support skilled talent with the latest knowledge on an ongoing basis and to enhance the quality of your learning experience.
The redesigned SAP Certification program will make it easier and faster for professionals to get and stay certified, to identify next career steps and goals, and ensure they have the latest skills and valid credentials on the newest SAP innovations tailored to their role and responsibility.
With its enhanced premium learning offering and evolved approach to get and stay certified, SAP is delivering on its pledge to equip 2 million people with digital skills by 2025 and to prepare organizations to meet the needs of tomorrow, today.
Discover the enhanced and redesigned SAP Learning Hub.
How can I stay certified? Which steps should I follow?
Please follow step-by-step guide to find out how to get certified.
Do I need to have a subscription to SAP Learning Hub to stay certified?
Yes. To stay certified, you must have a subscription to the enhanced and redesigned SAP Learning Hub. With one single subscription, you can get access to all resources you need to prepare for certifications, take the certification exams with four included certification attempts and stay certified with access to stay certified assessments and preparation materials. You can purchase a subscription on SAP Learning Hub or by contacting your SAP representative. SAP PartnerEdge members can learn more about and subscribe to SAP Learning Hub, partner edition.
Alternatively, if you don’t have an SAP Learning Hub subscription, you still have the option to purchase and retake an SAP Certification exam every year.
How do I activate my new SAP Certification features in SAP Learning Hub?
New features to get and stay certified, including updated certification status, ‘My Learning’ personalized dashboards, and access to learning resources and assessment exams to stay certified, will be available in SAP Learning Hub as of April 2024. Activating these features requires you to log into SAP Learning Hub with your SAP Universal ID, link it with a secondary email address, and add your existing accounts.
If this activation is not completed, your certifications automatically expire on March 31, 2025.
If I am already an SAP certified learner, how do I stay certified?
Your ability to get and stay certified depends on the evolution of your existing certifications. We’re here to support you every step of the way. Learners require an SAP Learning Hub subscription to maintain their certification status and access the latest self-paced enablement content, live webinars, scenarios-based exams, and more.
Check your ‘My Learning’ personal dashboard in the redesigned SAP Learning Hub to understand the status of your certifications and explore recommended pathways forward. You can also search for certifications and access the latest certification information on the SAP Certification transformation page.
How do I transfer my certificates?
With SAP Universal ID there is no need to transfer your certificates anymore when you are an SAP customer. When you switch your employer, you just need to add your new employer user email to your SAP Universal ID and remove the old employer's email.
If you work for an SAP partner company, you’ll still need to request a certification transfer. Simply create a ticket with the Partner Support Team to move your certification from one S-User ID to another.
Before you submit your request, make sure your new S-User ID is already linked to your SAP Universal ID to avoid delays.
To contact the Partner Support Team:
• Go to the SAP Partner Portal
• Log in to your account
• Click the “Get Help” widget on the right-hand side
• Choose Contact Form and select "User Management" as the category and "Certification Transfer" as the subcategory.
In case you have created multiple SAP Universal IDs please reach out to the Customer Interaction Center support to get them deleted so that only one is left that you can continue to use. The certificates will be deleted if the associated SAP Universal ID is deleted. Therefore, it is important to keep the SAP Universal ID associated with certificates active.
Note
SAP Universal ID is a lifelong user account, and each user must have only one. SAP Certificates are deleted if the associated ID is removed, so the ID must remain active. If multiple IDs exist, contact Customer Interaction Center support to delete duplicates and retain a single account.
How to request a special extension to stay certified?
You should consider contacting support if:
- Certified professional is 6 months out of projects due to any reason (need to be proven by an employer statement).
- License still in purchase/ renewal by SAP.
- Natural disaster in location of certified professional.
My existing certification expires during the transition period. What if it hasn’t transitioned to the new format before my expiration date?
If you have an existing SAP Certification, you can stay certified by completing a short annual assessment to extend the validity of your certification by 12 months. You need an SAP Learning Hub subscription to take the short assessment to stay certified.
If you don’t have an SAP Learning Hub subscription, you will need to take the full, practical exam again.