Certified Tester Foundation Level – Agile Tester (CT-AT)- Retiring
Announcement
Exams (including retakes) and training for CTFL-AT are only available until the sunset dates (6 May 2027 for English, 6 November 2027 for non-English). Candidates seeking Agile testing knowledge and skills will find relevant content in the ISTQB® Certified Tester Foundation Level v4.0 (CTFL), where Agile concepts are included within a broader testing foundation, and in the Certified Tester Advanced Level Agile Tester v2.0 (CTAL-AT) for advanced Agile testing expertise.
Audience
The CT-AT certification is suitable for testers, developers, Scrum team members, business analysts, and product owners who work in or are transitioning to agile environments. It benefits professionals looking to understand how testing integrates into agile workflows such as Scrum or Kanban. Individuals who participate in refining user stories, supporting continuous integration, or performing exploratory and collaborative testing will gain practical skills from this course. The certification also helps team members strengthen communication, adapt testing strategies to frequent changes, and align quality activities with business needs. Newcomers to agile development, or those aiming to refine their ability to test effectively within multidisciplinary teams, will find the content clear, relevant, and directly applicable.
Business Outcomes
A candidate who has achieved the Foundation Level certification should be able to:
- Understand testing roles in Agile teams
- Apply Agile testing techniques and approaches
- Collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams
- Support user story refinement and acceptance criteria
Exam Structure at Glance
- ✓ Prerequisite: CTFL
- ✓ No. of Questions: 40
- ✓ Passing Score: 65%
- ✓ Total Points: 40
- ✓ Exam Length (mins): 60