Maia Essentials Certification
This foundational certification verifies your knowledge of Maia’s key processes and essential features.
Become certified in Maia Essentials
The Maia Essentials Certification provides professionals with a recognized accreditation that proves they have the expertise required to start loading and transforming data using Maia.
Who should take the Maia Essentials Certification
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Data engineers
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Data analysts
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Data architects
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IT professionals
Key Information
- Number of Questions: 40
- Examination Format: Multiple Choice
- Passing Score: 70%
- Time Limit: 60 minutes
- Language: English
- Registration Fee: USD 12
- Exam Delivery Method: Not Proctored
- Certificate Issued: Maia Essentials Certification
- Certificate Validity: Valid for 3 years
Exam Content Details
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Preparing for the Maia Essentials Certification
We recommend users spend some time creating pipelines using Maia, including reading the documentation and learning from the Maia Essentials course on the Matillion Academy.
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We also recommend reviewing our Maia Essentials Certification Study Guide ahead of starting the course.
Frequently asked questions
There are no prerequisites for this exam, but we do advise following the guidance in the Maia Essentials Study Guide, found here.
The exam costs $12 USD + VAT per attempt. If you are using a voucher to book your exam, you will utilize one voucher per attempt.
You can attempt as many times as you wish and the full exam fee applies for each attempt.
No, the certificate is technology-agnostic. The exam questions refer to features and functionalities that are the same regardless of cloud data technologies.
If you have any further questions, please head over to our forums here. Post your query there, and we'll make sure to get back to you with an answer.
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