r/ITIL_Certification

Hi guys, Its great to have a community like this. I took the ITIL v5 exam today after studying mostly ITIL v4 material for the past 3 months and I got 22/40. It was initially disapointing as you can imagine but I will pick myself up and go for it again soon. The first half of the exam felt like I had not seen it before even after doing about 8 mock v4 tests and passing 7 out of them. Now I am just wonder what I could have done differently. I would appreciate if you have any resources or tips you could share to help me have more of the v5 knowledge to join onto my existing v4 knowledge before I book the test again in the nearest future. Thank you

ITIL Foundation (Version 5) and ITIL Foundation Bridge (Version 5) are now available in new languages As ITIL (Version 5) continues to expand globally, we are pleased to announce that Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and Chinese are now available.

Hi folks, planning to take ITIL but is it really that expensive? any recommendation for training centers you enrolled or courses you take for review? How much is your overall expense? and is it really worth it? Thanks in advance ~

Hi,

My first time posting here and about ITIL:)

ITIL has been in my agenda for last 2 years, I am a professional PM and mostly specialized in finance, process improvement projects. I want to do shift in my career, but without a proper knowledge I dont want to do it.

If anyone passed ITIL exam in the last 6 months, could you please share your experience, how exam is being updated, which resources are needed, should I take ITIL foundation one?

Thank you.

Or should I say - Buyer Beware?

PeopleCert is running a sale on their website offering 30% off their eLearning courses. On the surface sounds great, but even with 30% off you pay more than you would pay from any number of PeopleCert Accredited Training Providers. And the Training Provider courses are very good. Usually taught by instructors and some provide instructor support. These features are not available with the PeopleCert eLearning.

If you are in the market for an ITIL 4 Advanced eLearning Course, check your options and find the option that gives you the best quality and the best price.

Hi everyone,

This might be a silly question, but I just want to double‑check before I buy anything.

Is there a single book for ITIL 4 Foundation that covers everything you need for the exam and is available to purchase in the UK?

I keep seeing different guides and older editions, so I’m not sure which one is the official or most up‑to‑date one.

Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone, I'm currently preparing for my ITIL V5 exam and built myself a small Android app to practice with exam-relevant questions. A few people asked if they could try it too, so I figured I'd share it here. It's not a commercial product – just a personal project that might be useful for others who are studying as well. The app is still in an early stage so feedback is very welcome. Access to all questions is free for now. Just drop a comment or DM me if you want to give it a try!