imbus Academy welcomes its 10000th training participant

Moehrendorf, 16 December 2013 – 9999 training participants have already successfully entrusted imbus Academy with their further education. For that reason imbus Academy is ranked among to most experienced training providers when it comes to software-QA and test. Today, Jan Peukert completed the myriad. Arne Becher, head of imbus Academy, opened the seminar by surprising him with a Franconian gift hamper. There was also enough time for some questions to the 10000th training participant.

imbus: Five days of training for the ISTQB® Certified Tester Advanced Level Testmanager. Your first day of the course has just begun. Why do you rely on the Certified Tester?

Jan Peukert: “As a tester you can be sure to learn the most important basic knowledge. The Certified Tester glossary is the standard vocabulary in our industry. Without a sound knowledge of the terminology you will really struggle in the communication with colleagues and customers. Speaking of customers: In my experience they demand the Certified Tester of testing service providers as a prerequisite.”

imbus: How important is further training for testers?

Peukert: “Very important – I would imagine it is as important as it is for most of the challenging jobs nowadays. Besides knowledge transfer there is also a second pretty important benefit when I take a further training course: I meet colleagues from other branches and companies and I have the possibility to swap ideas with them. Truth be told, for me that’s almost an even greater incentive to attend the training than the certificate itself.”

imbus: You came from Lindau on Lake Constance to attend the seminar. Have you attended trainings of imbus Academy before?

Peukert: “Yes, I’ve gained the Foundation Level at imbus, too. It was an in-house training onsite at my former employer – and now I’m in the Testmanager course at imbus in Moehrendorf. I checked on imbus.de where and when the Academy offered the Testmanager course and the date was excellently suited to me.”

imbus: imbus trainers are testing experts with practical experience. At the courses they teach besides the theoretical background also how to put the methods into praxis. Do you hope that you can directly profit from the Testmanager training for your work?

Peukert: “I benefit from practical relevance on two levels. It is part of the training that we hear practical examples – that is one level. The other level is when it comes to a discussion among the course participants. How do they rate certain situations at testing? What kind of experiences do they gain at their every-day work? Which paths do the other Testmanagers walk to seek a monitoring from their lot, for example? That is exciting and gives fresh impetus to me. I listen to the practical examples and I directly draw parallels to my work.”

imbus is a specialized solution provider for the quality assurance and testing of software.
Our portfolio includes consulting for process improvement, software testing services, test outsourcing, test tools, and training.
With our comprehensive know-how, the latest tools, and our proven methodology, we increase the reliability and performance of software products, software-intensive systems, and complete IT structures, and as a manufacturer-independent partner, we assure their correct functionality.

Since 1992, the experienced and highly-qualified imbus team has been synonymous with across-the-board software quality assurance from a single source that covers the entire lifecycle.
The expertise acquired from around 4,000 successful projects over a period of 20 years provides a solid foundation for the daily work of our experts, all of whom are ISTQB® Certified Testers.
imbus is currently represented by more than 180 employees at locations in Möhrendorf near Erlangen, Munich, Cologne, Hofheim near Frankfurt, Norderstedt near Hamburg and Shanghai, China.

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