Noregon says the certification program offers seven content modules, with each module focusing on a major aspect of JPRO’s functionality. Each module includes optional quizzes to test the user’s knowledge and prepare them for a 50-question multiple-choice final exam. Users scoring a 70 percent or better on the final exam become JPRO certified and earn a diploma, as well as patches to sew onto work uniforms.
“Our customers consistently praise the variety of training options we have available, but ask for a tangible method to measure their technician’s abilities on the software,” says Shane Gilliam, Noregon’s vice president of sales. “By offering the certification program, technicians are able to learn the ins and outs of the software and standout to employers by becoming officially certified with such a well-known and powerful tool.”
As a former technician, JPRO Product Manager Jason Hedman adds, “For the technician it is a great way to not only build their skillset, but also enhance their resume and differentiate themselves by showcasing their proficiency with the premium diagnostic and repair solution. Technicians who use JPRO efficiently are going to perform repairs faster and more accurately than their counterparts, which directly relates to increased uptime for fleets and faster bay turn for repair facilities.”
The company says the certification courses are officially available for the public now. Users are able to take the certification courses on their own time, at their own pace. For additional information, and to initiate the training process, please CLICK HERE.
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