Knox County Career Center students earn Adobe certification

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Back row, left to right: Jack Woods, Chelsea King, Alex Lovell, Garry Cooper. Front row, left to right: Jenni McKean, Danni Burky, Dylan Perkins, Nick Murphy. | KCCC

MOUNT VERNON – The Knox County Career Center (KCCC) had eight students earn Adobe Certified Professional certifications.

The students are from the Digital Media & Software Development program at KCCC. The eight students are Jack Woods, Chelsea King, Alex Lovell, Garry Cooper, Jenni McKean, Danni Burky, Dylan Perkins and Nick Murphy.

Adobe has partnered with Certiport, the leader in performance-based testing, to deliver cutting-edge, live-in-the-app exams that allow creators to demonstrate critical skills and help employers find knowledgeable talent. Each Adobe Certified Professional exam reflects collaboration with industry experts, research on workplace demands and rigorous evaluation.

To earn the certification, each student has to pass a proctored exam with no access to learning materials or the Internet. The exam is 50 minutes long and is designed by experts. The exam is integrated with the creative cloud and available online and in person. One hundred fifty hours of experience are recommended to take the exam, and there is a 3-year duration per certification. This certification is recognized by the Ohio Department of Education and the Information Technology (IT) industry as a recognized credential.

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