Resources to help you prepare for AWS Certified Machine Learning Engineer - Associate
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Jenna Seybold
Amazon Employee
Published Jul 29, 2024
Last Modified Aug 21, 2024
- *Please note: The beta exam for the AWS Certified Machine Learning Engineer - Associate is priced at $75 USD (50% off the full price), and no additional discounts will be available during the beta period. Once the standard version of this exam is available, the 50% discount through this Associate Challenge will be applicable to this exam.
Validate your technical ability to implement machine learning workloads in production and operationalizing them. This certification is for candidates who are in ML engineering or ML Ops roles
Join the Get AWS Certified: Associate Challenge before December 12, 2024 and get guiance through your exam preparation process.
The ideal candidate for this certification are individuals with at least 1 year of experience using Amazon SageMaker and other ML engineering AWS services
Go from start to certified. Follow our 4-step Exam Prep Plan on AWS Skill Builder, our online learning center, so you can approach exam day with confidence.
Step 1: Get to know the exam with exam- style questions
- Review the exam guide.
- Take the AWS Certification Official Practice Question Set to understand exam- style questions
- Take the AWS Certification Official Pretest to identify gaps in your knowledge.
Step 2: Refresh your AWS Knowledge and skills
- Enroll in digital courses where you need to fill gaps in knowledge and skills, practice with AWS Builder Labs, AWS Cloud Quest and AWS Jam.
Step 3: Review and practice for your exam
- Enroll in an Exam Prep course. The Enhanced Exam Prep courses include additional labs, exam-style questions, and flashcards.
Step 4: Assess your exam readiness
- Take the AWS Certification Official Pretest.
Exact materials vary by the certification exam. Some materials require an AWS Skill Builder subscription.
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