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Renewing or Extending CCSE
Hi,
My CCSE is expiring in 2019. I will be going for CCMSE but is there any way to stop/avoid expiring CCSE?
Regards,
Ashish
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Check Point Certification FAQ - Updated December 2018
All Check Point certifications have an expiration date. You are required to re-certify or upgrade in order to keep your certification current. In order to keep your expiring CCSE certification current, you can do the CCSE R80 Update exam (156-915.80), the regular CCSE R80 exam (156-315.80) or the higher CCSM R80 (156-115.80) or CCMSE (156-820.77) exam. In order to extend the expiration date of your CCSE exam for six months, just sign-up and attend a technical training at CPX 2019.
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Hello,
Can you please clarify if it is true today as well? I have CCSE cert, to renew it I can pass #156-915.80?
Thanks in advance.
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Note that the FAQ attached by Danny calls out that the following are the prerequisites for R80 CCSM (156-115.80):
CCSE R80 or CCSM R77 (156-115.77).
Also per the FAQ "Continuing Education Accreditation" exams no longer extend your CCSE.
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Thanks for adding this important detail.
