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ISDSA [Advanced Data Scientist]
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ISDSA [Types of Certificates]
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 ===== Types of Certificates =====
-ISDSA offers three levels of certification: Beginner Data Scientist, Intermediate Data Scientist, and Advanced Data Scientist.
+ISDSA offers one amateur certification -- Beginner Data Scientist, and three professional certifications -- Data Scientist, Advanced Data Scientist, and Fellow Data Scientist.
+===== Beginner Data Scientist =====
+The Beginner Data Scientist certificate is issued to people who do not consider data science as a career but are interested in data science. A certificate can be issued to middle school and high school students or anyone who goes through basic data science training. Those with such a certificate will show basic knowledge of data science but are not expected to conduct critical data tasks.
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 ==== Certified Training Programs ====
-ISDSA also certifies training programs. A certified training program can issue a certificate to its trainee on behalf of ISDSA. To be certificated, a training program needs to submit its complete curriculum to ISDSA for evaluation. ISDSA evaluates a program based on the qualification of the instructors, design and implementation of courses, the performance of the trainees, and feedback of the trainees. A program needs to be evaluated every three years. Otherwise, it will lose its certified status. The cost of evaluating a program is listed below. If a program does not meet the standards to be certified, half of the cost will be refunded.
+ISDSA also certifies training programs. A certified training program can issue a certificate to its trainees on behalf of ISDSA. To be certificated, a training program needs to submit its complete curriculum to ISDSA for evaluation. ISDSA evaluates a program based on the qualification of the instructors, design and implementation of courses, the performance of the trainees, and feedback of the trainees. A program needs to be evaluated every three years. Otherwise, it will lose its certified status. The cost of evaluating a program is listed below. If a program does not meet the standards to be certified, half of the cost will be refunded.
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