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ETA Master Specialty Certified Electronics Technician (CETms) is a maintainable specialty master credential requiring CETa, six or more years of electronics work/training, and a six-certification stack with at least four in the chosen specialty.
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ETA Master Specialty Certified Electronics Technician (CETms) is a maintainable specialty master credential requiring CETa, six or more years of electronics work/training, and a six-certification stack with at least four in the chosen specialty.
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ETA Master Specialty Certified Electronics Technician (CETms) is ETA International's master specialty credential for professionals who want to demonstrate expertise in a specific electronics technology field. ETA's Master Specialty matrix lists specialty categories such as telecommunications, fiber optics, distributed antenna systems, information technology, and RF communications, with category-specific restrictions.
ETA describes CETms as a maintainable certification. To earn it, candidates must have six or more years of combined electronics training and/or work experience, have earned the Associate CET (CETa) unless the matrix allows an approved substitute for a specialty category, hold at least six applicable certifications, and have at least four of the six in the chosen specialty category unless the current matrix states a different category-specific rule. All certifications must be current when the Master Specialty credential is requested.
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