Feabhas Becomes an ARM Accreditation Training Partner

"We are very pleased to announce our new status as an ARM Accreditation Training Partner," said Jo Cooling, Director at Feabhas. "Our team has a great deal of knowledge and experience in training on the ARM architecture, so we are pleased to receive this level of recognition within the ARM community."

The AAE Program is the only global accreditation program available to engineers wishing to gain credible evidence of their expertise in the ARM architecture. An AAE accreditation is intended to represent a consistent standard in evaluating knowledge of ARM architecture, helping hiring managers to benchmark job applicants, and for engineers to stand out from the crowd in their job search. Until recently, this program covered the ARM Cortex®-A and Cortex-R-Series only. However, it has recently been announced that the program will extend to the Cortex-M Series, and Engineers taking this new accreditation will become ARM Accredited MCU Engineers (AAME). Feabhas will be able to provide the training and exam vouchers to engineers, enabling them to take the exam required to become an AAE or AAME.

“We are pleased to welcome Feabhas to the global ecosystem of ARM Accreditation Training Partners,” said Daniel Dearing, engineering qualifications manager, ARM. “We are entering an exciting new era of intelligent embedded technology, in which ARM partners are setting the pace. This Program can help electronics engineers to strengthen their careers by officially qualifying in the ARM-based technology that is transforming our world.”

Feabhas will be providing 3 training classes at the US ARM TechCon event in Santa Clara between October 29th and 31st.

The ARM TechCon event will provide embedded engineers with technical sessions, hands-on labs, an exhibition, demonstrations, keynote speeches and panel discussions. It is intended to be a key event for engineers seeking to keep up to date with the methodologies and tools for building ARM-based products.