The issuing body comes first
Every changeable fact (fees, versions, weights, retake rules, ID rules) is checked against the issuing body's own pages and documents. Third-party sources are used only to fill a gap, and the book says so.
Practical roadmaps for accredited credentials. Each book maps the whole exam, records what has changed, and checks every changeable fact against the body that issues the credential.
The register lists every title, the exam version it covers and the date its facts were confirmed. Titles marked Watch have a version change ahead; the update register says how each will be handled.
| No. | Credential | Issuing body | Version status | Edition | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | PMP | PMI | Outline of July 2026 in force | 2026.2 | 9 October 2026 |
| 02 | IELTS | IELTS partners | 2026 changes covered | 2026.2 | 9 October 2026 |
| 03 | TOEFL iBT | ETS | January 2026 redesign covered | 2026.2 | 9 October 2026 |
| 04 | Security+ | CompTIA | WatchV8 (SY0-801) expected about 17 Nov 2026 | 2026.2 | 9 October 2026 |
| 05 | AWS Cloud Practitioner | AWS | CLF-C02 current | 2026.2 | 9 October 2026 |
| 06 | AZ-900 | Microsoft | Skills measured as of 20 Jul 2026 | 2026.2 | 9 October 2026 |
| 07 | CCNA | Cisco | Watchv2.0 from 3 Feb 2027 | 2026.2 | 9 October 2026 |
| 08 | CompTIA A+ | CompTIA | V15 current since 25 Mar 2025 | 2026.2 | 9 October 2026 |
| 09 | CISSP | ISC2 | Outline of 15 Apr 2024 current | 2026.2 | 9 October 2026 |
| 10 | CFA Program | CFA Institute | Watch2028 curriculum to follow | 2026.2 | 9 October 2026 |
Dates are when the edition was verified, not when it was printed. See the update register →
Three libraries, one structure. Open any title to see its exam map, what changed and three sample questions.
Every book follows the same six stages, and each stage ends with something in your hands: a decision record, a dated plan, a budget, a checklist, a CV line or a renewal plan.
What the credential proves, who asks for it and what the work looks like.
A fit test, the right version and a written go or no-go decision.
The full exam map, the study route and a plan built on your real hours.
Booking, identity rules, costs and how to reach the issuing body.
Where it is valued, how to read salaries and how to prove the skill.
Renewal, continuing credits and the sensible next credential.
The series works like a review panel with one rule: if the issuing body has not published it, the book does not state it as fact.
Every changeable fact (fees, versions, weights, retake rules, ID rules) is checked against the issuing body's own pages and documents. Third-party sources are used only to fill a gap, and the book says so.
Each book carries an edition number and a verification date. You always know when a fact was last true, and what to confirm before you act.
Every domain, objective or task appears in plain English, with its weight. Nothing is left out because it is dull or hard to teach.
Practice questions are written for the book in the style of the exam and mapped to its outline. None is copied from a live exam.
Creator and author of CredenTrek. The series began with one observation: most candidates do not fail the exam itself; they lose months around it, through the wrong version, the wrong plan or a missed rule. CredenTrek exists to close that gap.