Get ACA certified
The industry recognized ACA certification validates basic, entry-level skills in digital communications using Adobe tools. Take the ACA exam at your local Certiport testing center.
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Validate your Adobe skills
The Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) certification allows you to demonstrate proficiency in Adobe digital communications tools. Become a Certified Associate and stand apart from your peers, boost your confidence, and expand your career opportunities.
Adobe Certified Expert (ACE) certification demonstrates professional-level skills. Educators and students are eligible for 50% off the regular ACE exam fee.
Become an ACA testing center
The ACA classroom and campus licenses allow for lower costs, expanded implementation, and simplified budgeting for education institutions. Offer unlimited ACA exams through this innovative site license program.
Adobe Certified Associate exams |
The Visual Communication with Adobe® Photoshop® exam validates entry-level skills in communication corresponding to Adobe Photoshop software.
The Rich Media Communication with Adobe Flash® Professional exam validates entry-level skills in communication corresponding to Adobe Flash Professional software.
The Web Communication with Adobe Dreamweaver® exam validates entry-level skills in communication corresponding to Adobe Dreamweaver software.
The Video Communication with Adobe Premiere® Pro exam validates entry-level skills in communication corresponding to Adobe Premiere Pro software.
Approved Courseware for the ACA |
The Adobe Certified Associate Approved Courseware distinction allows publishers to certify their courses as a part of the ACA community.
ACA for educators |
The Adobe Certified Associate Educator program offers a credential for educators who help prepare students for ACA certification. Learn more ›
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