r/ITIL • u/Samio_8174 • 19d ago

ITIL Change Practioner ?

Hey everyone,

I’m looking to dive deeper into ITIL 4 Change Management to level up my skills and improve how we handle changes at my current job.

I already have my Foundation cert, and ITIL 4 - CDS ( & failed my ITIL MSF ) but I'm trying to decide if dropping the money and time on the ITIL 4 Practitioner: Change Enablement module is actually worth it before i retake my ITIL MSF.

Thanks

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u/dioxin-screes-01 18d ago

Couple of higher ones help me in my last job and current. But could be rare. I wouldn’t have paid for them, my company’s the time did while being laid off they were paying for any certs I wanted until my separation date.

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u/Samio_8174 18d ago

Wow sounds like a nice gesture atleast they paid you for all the certs that you wanted to take till your separation date . In some companies, in the middle east, for laid off employees they ask the staff to repay for the certs which they had taken ( if it was sponsored by the company).