1. What locations are available for training?

A student can attend our Authorized IPC Training center, located in Dallas, TX. Verion also conducts onsite Training upon request. A student minimum is required to start an onsite class. 

 2. How will travel expenses be arranged?
Travel Expenses will be arranged by the customer. We can assist in providing a list of hotel recommendations, directions and general information upon request.  Please contact us at 1-877-837-4661 or email your request to info@veriontraining.com .

3. Which certification program is right for me?
We understand the difficulties that can go along with selecting the training that a student may need. For more assistance with selecting the best class for you, please feel free to contact Verion at 1-877-837-4661 to help you.

• IPC-A-610 – Acceptability/Reject Requirements (Lecture)

• IPC-J-STD-001 –Soldering Requirements (Hands-On)

• IPC-7711/7721 – Rework and Repair (Hands-On)

• IPC-WHMA-A-620 – Cable and Wire Harness Assembly (Lecture with optional Hands-On)

4. What is the difference between Certified IPC Trainer (CIT) and Certified IPC Specialist (CIS) training?
Certified IPC Trainers (instructors) are individuals that train and certify within the parent company. Certified IPC Specialists are individuals who benefit from understanding requirements in a standard and are not trainers.​

5. Is soldering experience required to receive a certification?
The student is not required to have soldering experience/ knowledge to receive a certification, however, we do recommend that the students have soldering experience for our hands-on courses (J-STD-001, IPC 7711-7721).

6. Can a student choose specific modules that pertain only to my company?
A student can choose specific modules, however, each certification has prerequisite modules that must be completed. Please contact our training coordinator for more information on how you can customize the class that will be attended.

7. When does my certification expire?
All IPC certifications are valid for 2 years.

8. Can the student attend a re-certification course before or after the certification expires?
Students can recertify within 6 months before their expiration date in order to keep the same expiration month plus 2 years. If students decide to recertify after certification expiration they have the option of renewal by test only OR the full certification course. After that, the students will receive a new expiration month (+ 2 years).

9. How can a Certified IPC Trainer obtain an extension for certification?
As of January 1, 2020 extensions of 90 days will no longer be granted.

10. How can a Certified IPC Specialist obtain an extension for a certification?
As of January 1, 2020 extensions of 90 days will no longer be granted.

11. What if a student is currently not working for a company, can the student still sign up for classes?
While many of our clients are companies, we offer numerous training programs and certifications to individuals like yourself who are looking to advance their skills.

For more information please go to IPC FAQ’S or consult IPC Policy & Procedures