Review Notion’s pricing and plans and pay special attention to what different settings are accessible on the Enterprise and Team plans.
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Review the “What’s on the exam” section in each of the exam descriptions on the Certified page. There are some fantastic videos on Teamspaces, Sharing, and Groups that will be super handy to watch in preparation for the exams. Familiarity and hands-on use of the user interface/experience will go a lot farther than just knowledge of it.ĭon’t just look at the reference manuals, consider watching the Guides provided by Notion as well. Make sure you actually go into the Notion app and use the features they are documenting. For the Settings & Sharing exam especially, I highly recommend spending extra time with the following sections:ĭon’t just review the documentation though. The best place to start is definitely in Notion’s Help, tutorials & documentation. It appears in most cases there is only one correct answer, so don’t be alarmed. Whether you’re going for Essentials or Settings & Sharing, I definitely recommend using the study guide below to prepare! Study Guide/PrepĮditor’s note about writing the exams: Some questions will ask you to “select all that apply”, but will advance you after picking one. I’m not the best exam-taker (I barely passed the Notion Essentials exam, though I did fall back on multiple years of Notion building as “studying”).Įven if you are solid with studying and know Notion pretty well, both the Essentials exam and the new Settings & Sharing exam have substantial focus on features that you might never have used before, especially from the Enterprise plan. With a score of 70% or higher, you’ll be invited to showcase your well-earned badge!” Answer questions about user roles, workspace organization, and security settings to demonstrate mastery. “ Notion settings & sharing badge holders are internal champions and workspace architects with deep understanding of Notion for teams. Originally referred to as the “Notion Admin Badge”, you can now challenge the Notion Settings & Sharing exam to get this certification badge from Notion Certified. If that’s something you’re already doing and you are considering a lateral move or transition to a different organization, the Settings & Sharing badge could be a great addition to your resume. Settings & Sharing is going to be a good fit for consultants as well, especially those that might be managing and designing workspaces for clients or overseeing operations as a Notion “Champion”. This will get you featured in Notion’s consultant gallery, which can be a good opportunity to discover new business. If you plan to offer Notion consulting as a service, then the time might be right for you to apply for the Certified Consultant practical. In terms of order, I definitely recommend doing the exams first and foremost, especially Essentials! Some folks proudly display their badges, others don’t think too much about it and treat their certifications as a personal right of passage. If you think it’s important, take the exams! But please don’t think you can’t do awesome client work in Notion without a badge. If you develop a client base without it, you might be perfectly happy as a provider. Should you get certified?Ĭertifications are not necessary to do fantastic work in Notion. The exams involve answering questions while the practical has you actually building in Notion.
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In short, the exams test that you know how Notion works from a feature-standpoint and the practical to become a Certified Consultant is a test that goes much deeper and shows you know how to work in Notion on other people/company problems given an example scenario. The exams take about 90 minutes and quiz you on your Notion knowledge, while the practical will take up to a week to complete on your own time. At the time of this writing there exists three badges you can achieve: You can challenge written and practical exams to get certain badges that showcase your Notion prowess. Notion Certified is Notion’s official certification program.
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