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To apply for EDA Certification, an individual must meet these minimum eligibility criteria:
- Currently employed in the Electronic Document Systems Industry
- Have a minimum of two years work experience in the industry
- Commit to continuous learning and keeping up to date in the industry by earning 50 education credits through professional courses, seminars, certifications, and in the classroom.
- Accept the EDA Code of Ethics
The next step is to complete the Application for EDA Certification, and pay the USD $150 application fee. Once the application has been reviewed, you will receive notice of acceptance or a request for clarification should your application not meet minimum requirements. (Note: If your EDA application is successful and you apply for EDP Certification within five years of being awarded your EDA designation, the USD $50 EDP application fee will be waived. You will still be responsible for the USD $300 submission fee for the work examples.)
Certificates are awarded throughout the year when applications are accepted.
- You will also be asked if you intend to continue forward in your certification process and prepare for the next level of Electronic Document Professional (EDP)
- If you already meet the minimum EDP requirements (5 years working experience and a total of 100 education credits), or believe you will meet these requirements within a year, you may immediately apply for the next level
- Your EDA designation is good for 5 years - you must either apply for EDP within 5 years or reapply for EDA designation by your 5 year anniversary
See About EDP for exact information.
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"The EDP designation is an affirmation of your professional achievements. Wear it proudly because it says that you are respected by your peers and by your industry."
Frank Romano, EDP
Professor Emeritus, School of Print Media
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rochester, NY U.S.A.
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