Adobe Certified Instructor
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When it comes to teaching or training others in the use of Adobe products, there's no better qualification than being certified by Adobe. By becoming an Adobe Certified Instructor (ACI), you can be confident that you'll get the support you need to make your Adobe classes successful, with access to a wide range of Adobe resources — including training materials, timely product updates, and promotional opportunities.
What is an ACI?
An Adobe Certified Instructor is an Adobe Certified Expert (ACE) or or Adobe Certified Professional (ACP) who has taken his or her skills to the next level and provides instruction on Adobe products. In order to become an ACI, you must show you have an instructor qualification (a teaching credential, passed the CompTIA CTT+, or equivalent), and have passed one or more ACE exams.
As an ACI, you can:
- Receive prerelease software for select Adobe products
- Get educational pricing on Adobe products
- Recieve discounts on Adobe Press books, Element K courseware, and Total Training videos
- Gain access to high-quality content, such as Adobe e-Seminars and kits, a monthly newsletter, online product demonstration files, and more
- Gain permission to use the ACI logo and Adobe trademarks in advertising materials
By meeting additional requirements*, ACIs are also eligible to:
- Receive a free listing in the Adobe Partner Finder
- Establish a link between the Adobe Partner Finder and your company Web site
- Participate in Adobe trade shows and events
- Gain access to Adobe global sales tools
- Apply to receive mailing labels from the Adobe registered user database
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"There are a lot of things that I value about being affiliated with Adobe. Most of all, I value the sense of partnership."
— Brian Wood, eVolve
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* ACIs must prove that they operate as an independent business to qualify for these benefits. Eligibility will be determined during the application process.
