ETA acknowledges other industry certifications and licenses that have equivalent qualifications for assessment. Through a review process, ETA has identified the below certifications that meet ETA's standards for certification rollover. These certifications can be used to continue your career pathway and are accredited to the same ISO 17024 standard as other ETA certifications. To rollover a certification or license, it must be current by the issuing authority. If the certification or license does not expire (lifetime), then it must be rolled over within four years of obtaining it. Each certification rolled over to a comparable ETA certification will be held to the same standards to which it was created, including maintaining it according to the program guidelines.
Available Certification Rollovers
- Anritsu PIM to PIM
Your current Anritsu PIM certification makes you eligible for a rollover to an ETA Passive Intermodulation Testing (PIM) certification. You will need to send a copy of your current PIM certificate to ETA via ETA's ShareFile, fax, or email. The certification you are rolling over must be current. - CertTEC BEE to Associate CET
If you hold a CertTEC Basic-Electricity and Electronics (BEE) certification with all four modules current, then you are eligible to rollover to an ETA Associate CET (CETa) certification. You will need to send a copy of your current BEE certificate showing all four modules checked and up-to-date to ETA via ETA's ShareFile, fax, or email. - CSTC MECP to MCEI
If you hold a current CSTC Mobile Electronics Certified Professional (MECP) certification, then you are eligible to rollover to an ETA Mobile Communications and Electronics Installer (MCEI) certification. You will need to send a copy of your current MECP certificate to ETA via ETA's ShareFile, fax, or email. The certification you are rolling over must be current. - CompTIA A+ (ce) Rollover to CST
Your current CompTIA A+ (ce) certification makes you eligible for a rollover to an ETA Computer Service Technician (CST) certification. You will need to send a copy of your current A+ (ce) certificate to ETA via ETA's ShareFile, fax, or email. NOTE: This rollover only applies to the new continuing education certifications. No earlier certifications will be accepted. - CompTIA Network+ (ce) Rollover to NST
Your current CompTIA Network+ (ce) certification makes you eligible for a rollover to an ETA Network Systems Technician (NST) certification. You will need to send a copy of your current Network+ (ce) certificate to ETA via ETA's ShareFile, fax, or email. NOTE: This rollover only applies to the new continuing education certifications. No earlier certifications will be accepted. - CompTIA Security+ (ce) Rollover to ITS
Your current CompTIA Security+ (ce) certification makes you eligible for a rollover to an ETA Information Technology Security (ITS) certification. You will need to send a copy of your current Security+ (ce) certificate to ETA via ETA's ShareFile, fax, or email. NOTE: This rollover only applies to the new continuing education certifications. No earlier certifications will be accepted. - FCC Element 8 + Associate CET/GCT1/Journeyman CET to RADAR
A current FCC Element 8, together with a current ETA Associate CET (CETa), General Communications Technician - Level 1 (GCT1), or a Journeyman CET qualifies for a rollover to an ETA Journeyman RADAR (RAD) certification. You will need to send a copy of your current Element 8 certificate to ETA via ETA's ShareFile, fax, or email. - FCC GROL + Associate CET/GCT1/Journeyman CET to WCM
A current FCC GROL together with a current ETA Associate CET (CETa), General Communications Technician - Level 1 (GCT1), or a Journeyman CET qualifies for a rollover to ETA's Journeyman W ireless Communications (WCM) certification. You will need to send a copy of your current Element 1 & 3 certificates to ETA via ETA's ShareFile, fax, or email. NOTE: This rollover only applies to the FCC question pools that went into effect December 26, 2009. No earlier licenses will be accepted.
Certification Rollover Pricing
Please note that you will not lose your current certification by rolling over to an ETA equivalent certification.
