AWS AI certification path, from AI Practitioner to Generative AI Developer (AIF-C01, MLA-C01 and AIP-C01): exam time, passing score, validity and the order to take them.
AWS offers an AI certification at 3 levels: AWS AI Practitioner (Foundational), AWS Machine Learning Engineer Associate (Associate) and AWS Generative AI Developer Professional (Professional). This page covers what each one validates, how long the exam is, and the order to take them.
All 3 have practice exams on CloudMasterIT, each with a free sample set and an explanation for every answer.
Foundational AI certification covering AWS AI/ML services and generative AI concepts. No technical background required.
Validates skills in building, deploying, and operating ML workloads on AWS. Covers SageMaker and MLOps pipelines.
Advanced certification validating skills in designing, developing, and deploying generative AI applications on AWS. Covers Bedrock, RAG, and prompt engineering.
A common order is to follow the levels, from Foundational to Professional.
Most people start at the Foundational level with AWS AI Practitioner (AIF-C01). The usual next step is the Associate level, for example AWS Machine Learning Engineer Associate (MLA-C01).
AIF-C01: 90 minutes. MLA-C01: 130 minutes. AIP-C01: 180 minutes.
Every AWS AI certification on this page is valid for 3 years after you pass.
Yes. CloudMasterIT has practice exams for 3 AWS AI certifications: AIF-C01, MLA-C01 and AIP-C01. Each has a free sample set with an explanation for every answer; the full question bank is available with a subscription.