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{{Ambox|text=For a list of all currently written certifications, see [[:Category:Arma certifications|the relevant category]]. <br/>For detailed information on certifications, and who is certified on what, visit [https://enduranet.edcgaming.org '''EnduraNet'''].}}

{{Ambox|text=For a list of all currently written certifications, see [[:Category:Arma certifications|the relevant category]]. <br/>For detailed information on certifications~~, prerequisites~~, and who is certified on what, visit [https://enduranet.edcgaming.org '''EnduraNet'''].}}

A '''certification''' is a written document that acts like a course on how to perform a specific role, skill, or group of skills in Arma 3. They can be created by any member and are reviewed by EDC leadership before being approved and made official. All certifications are accompanied by a checklist in the form of a Google Sheet with a standard format. The checklist contains a list of actions that, if observed as being satisfactorily performed without too much assistance, is indicative that the individual has learned the skills the certification aims to teach.

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== Certification expiry ==

~~Certain~~ certifications are marked to expire after a certain number of days. This is determined by EDC leadership in conjunction with the certification's creator. EnduraNet dynamically determines an individual's expiry date by taking the aforementioned number of days until until expiry and adding that to the date that the person was certified. Once a certification expires, it is functionally treated as if the person is never certified, and they must renew it by being certified once again.

Some certifications are marked to expire after a certain number of days. This is determined by EDC leadership in conjunction with the certification's creator. EnduraNet dynamically determines an individual's expiry date by taking the aforementioned number of days until until expiry and adding that to the date that the person was certified. Once a certification expires, it is functionally treated as if the person is never certified, and they must renew it by being certified once again.

This has particular ramifications when it comes to [[Standard Qualification 1|SQ-1]] and [[Standard Qualification 2|SQ-2]]. If they are expired for ''too long'', the member will eventually be brought back down to a cadet, and possibly even an enlisted, with all of the restrictions that those roles come with.

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 A '''certification''' is a written document that acts like a course on how to perform a specific role, skill, or group of skills in Arma 3. They can be created by any member and are reviewed by EDC leadership before being approved and made official. All certifications are accompanied by a checklist in the form of a Google Sheet with a standard format. The checklist contains a list of actions that, if observed as being satisfactorily performed without too much assistance, is indicative that the individual has learned the skills the certification aims to teach.
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 == Certification expiry ==
-Certain certifications are marked to expire after a certain number of days. This is determined by EDC leadership in conjunction with the certification's creator. EnduraNet dynamically determines an individual's expiry date by taking the aforementioned number of days until until expiry and adding that to the date that the person was certified. Once a certification expires, it is functionally treated as if the person is never certified, and they must renew it by being certified once again.
+Some certifications are marked to expire after a certain number of days. This is determined by EDC leadership in conjunction with the certification's creator. EnduraNet dynamically determines an individual's expiry date by taking the aforementioned number of days until until expiry and adding that to the date that the person was certified. Once a certification expires, it is functionally treated as if the person is never certified, and they must renew it by being certified once again.
 This has particular ramifications when it comes to [[Standard Qualification 1|SQ-1]] and [[Standard Qualification 2|SQ-2]]. If they are expired for ''too long'', the member will eventually be brought back down to a cadet, and possibly even an enlisted, with all of the restrictions that those roles come with.
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