Tableau Certification Guide: Mastering the Tableau Desktop 9 Qualified Associate Exam
Tableau Certification Guide
The Tableau Desktop Qualified Exam is highly coveted among visual analytics enthusiasts as a valuable certification that enhances career prospects. It validates your expertise in the field and serves as a testament to your competency in Tableau.
Most candidates who have taken the exams successfully suggest serious study for 10-14 days before the exam, at a rate of 2 hours per day.
Interestingly, the level of ease or toughness one feels about the exam varies widely from candidate to candidate.
While a few clear the exam in the first attempt itself, there are a large number who need a couple or more chances in spite of spending around 2 years working with Tableau tools.
The exam simply aims to test a candidate’s familiarity with Tableau.
Here’s a quick fire guide to prepare for the exam with ease:
Identify Level of Skills
The first step to cracking the exam is to answer the 14 sample questions on the Tableau official preparation guide (Link) in order to measure your Tableau skills. These skills are divided into:
– Advanced level
if you can answer all questions correctly within 30 minutes,– Medium level
if you can answer all questions correctly within 1 hour,– Beginner level
if you can answer fewer than 10 out of 14 questions correctly.If you are a beginner-level candidate, you are strongly recommended to download the Tableau On-Demand videos (Link) first and go through the sample workbooks on Tableau Desktop before getting in depth into complex customized calculations.
However, if you are an advanced level candidate, it makes sense to familiarize yourself with the new features of Tableau Desktop 9 before taking the exam as Desktop 9 provides quite a lot of innovative new features that allow complex calculations.
Course Name | Date | |
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Tableau Certification Training Course | Class Starts on 1st July,2023 SAT&SUN (Weekend Batch) | View Details |
Tableau Certification Training Course | Class Starts on 24th July,2023 MON-FRI (Weekday Batch) | View Details |
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