The Australian and New Zealand Testing Board (ANZTB) is the regional body representing software testing professionals in Australia and New Zealand.
The ANZTB offers sought after certification, dependable training accreditation and career-enhancing support for software testing professionals throughout Australia and New Zealand.
As a member of the International Software Testing Qualifications Board (ISTQB), the ANZTB is responsible for providing a consistent accreditation system for the education and training of professional testers. The Board develops, adopts and promulgates standards for software testing, training course development, and professional qualification.
ANZTB Test 2011 in Auckland
We are pleased to announce that next year's conference will held on 28-30 March 2011 at Heritage Hotel Auckland. We look forward to delivering to you our best conference yet.
ANZTB Partnership with Australian Computer Society (ACS)
Our partnership with ACS offers many benefits to our members including a saving of $110 for the first year of membership. To find out more click here
SIGIST - Specialist Interest Group in Software Testing
Network with other testers, be involved in presenting white papers and hear about the latest developments in software testing both nationally and internationally. The ANZTB are committed to investing in the Australian and New Zealand testing community and developing a professional networking forum to represent the interests of software testers.
Attendance is free of charge and all testers are welcome.
What we do
The board's vision includes the following:
- Promoting software testing as a discipline
- Developing standard qualifications to ensure consistency across the industry
Certification
As part of developing the software testing community, ANZTB offers certification from the most basic level up to advanced software testing professionals ...
Accreditation
Official accreditation is a passport to offering software testing as an individual or organisation. ANZTB-affiliated providers offer accreditation recognised by ...