How to Become Automotive SPICE Assessor?

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Automotive SPICE® is a process model used for internal process improvement & managing customer-supplier relationship involved in software development.

intacs (international assessor certification scheme) is an scheme which maintains high standard of professionals to support intended implementation of Automotive SPICE (ASPICE). intacs has defines three grade of assessors namely:
(i) Provisional Assessor
(ii) Competent Assessor
(iii) Principal Assessor

 The requirements to get certifies all three grades have been defined. Provisional & Competent Assessor requires trainings besides 4 (four) years of working experience & 5 (five) assessment experience for Competent assessor. The training material has been developed jointly & owned by intacs. These material is used by all trainers who are associated with training providing organisation.

 IQI consulting services provides these two trainings in Asia Pacific region. In-house trainings as well as public trainings are organised regularly in India. Interested personnel can write to us contact@iqiconsulting.com for details like detailed requirement, training schedule, training cost, examination. 

 Also, visit us http://www.iqiconsulting.com/training-calendar.php for training schedule.

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