Becoming a Certified SAP Professional

Becoming a Certified SAP Professional is the seventh course in the SAP Technology Consultant Professional Certificate program. Now that you’ve completed the first 6 courses, including the project, you’ll spend time considering the next steps in your SAP career.
You’ll explore different industries, portfolios, and domains. You’ll dig deep into available career development resources, build your resume, practice interviewing, and look at the jobs available in the market. You’ll spend time assessing what SAP learning journey you wish to pursue, including what certifications are required for which role. You’ll then create your own SAP career development plan, listing the actions you need to take to achieve your desired SAP role.
By the end of this course, you will:
Know the next steps you need to take to become an SAP professional.
Have a clear understanding of the different industries, portfolios, and domains you may want to specialize in as an SAP professional.
Know the SAP certification opportunities available on the SAP Learning Hub.
Be aware of other industry-standard technical certifications and how they can support and enhance your SAP credentials and experience.
Have clear guidance on writing CVs or resumes, undertaking interviews and positioning yourself as the best you can be.

• Introduction to Becoming an SAP Professional
• In this module, you’ll learn about the many avenues for planning your future as an SAP professional. SAP provides engagement points to connect you with contacts within the SAP ecosystem, and we’ll discuss some of these in detail. You’ll learn how to search for jobs on the SAP website, we’ll describe core industries in which an SAP professional might specialize, and we’ll discuss some of the solutions that are critical to SAP’s strategy and hiring efforts. These include S/4HANA Cloud, SAP Analytics Cloud, and the wider Business Technology Platform (BTP). You’ll also learn how to develop industry expertise and the skills necessary for a successful career, including how to build a network of professional contacts.