About · Our legacy
IICTP was founded to be a vendor-neutral standard for technical practitioners. Its credibility rests on one separation: those who set the standard do not sell the training.
“The Insignia shall stand as an incorruptible public standard that the bearer possesses verified technical leadership, architectural discipline, and adherence to objective engineering governance—validated independently of commercial software sales.”
The charter
Each one is stated publicly so it can be checked as it is delivered.
The standard
Five engineering domains that every credential is built on.
The governance
Seats are for CTOs and enterprise architects with no commercial stake in training.
The assessment
Judgement in realistic situations, not product recall. The CTP® exam has 150 scenario-based questions.
The upkeep
Each credential is renewed with 30 to 60 TDUs, depending on the credential.
The proof
Anyone can check a credential in public, without asking IICTP.
The roadmap
The sequence of the rollout, from the standard itself to a global network. It describes the order, not a calendar.
TPBOK™ version 1.0 across five core engineering domains, the Board of Global Standards, and the flagship Certified Technical Practitioner credential.
Authorized Training Partners and Certified IICTP Instructor accreditation, the first specialized credentials, and automated TDU tracking.
Volunteer-led regional chapters, benchmarking assessments for enterprise IT services, and a published index of technical leadership.
The credentials
Six specialized credentials sit beside the core credentials. Together that is ten.
The TPBOK™ Guide is the body of knowledge behind every credential. It is open to review.