TGA Virtual Assistant (VA) Readiness Certification

The TGA Virtual Assistant (VA) Readiness Certification verifies that a candidate has demonstrated the professional judgment, execution standards, and decision-making required for real client work. Certification is based on evaluation performance, not course participation.

Yes. Enrollment in the VA Readiness Program is free. Candidates may review learning resources and explore readiness expectations without cost.

Payment is required only for evaluation and credentialing.

To earn the TGA Virtual Assistant (VA) Readiness Certification, candidates must successfully complete all five required VA Readiness Exams.

There are five (5) required VA Readiness Exams.

No. The full VA Readiness Certification is awarded only after all five VA Readiness Exams are passed.

Each VA Readiness Exam includes two required components:

• A Written Readiness Exam

  • 25 scenario-based questions

  • Organized across 5 evaluation sections

  • Open-resource and judgment-focused

• A Capstone Evaluation

  • 5 structured sections aligned to the readiness areas

  • Requires written responses and short video submissions

  • Evaluated using a standardized rubric

Both components must be passed to successfully complete an exam.

VA Readiness Exams are evaluations, not traditional courses.

They exist solely to assess readiness. Learning resources may be used for reference but do not influence evaluation outcomes.

Each VA Readiness Exam includes up to three (3) attempts to achieve a passing result.

Attempts are tracked per exam.

No. Each VA Readiness Exam is evaluated independently.

Failing or retaking one exam does not affect the status of previously passed exams.

No. All VA Readiness Exams and Capstone Evaluations are scored on a Pass / Fail basis only. No partial credit is awarded.

Evaluation timelines may vary, but most submissions are reviewed within the stated evaluation window shown at purchase. All submissions are manually reviewed using standardized rubrics.

Yes. Candidates receive structured feedback aligned to the evaluation rubric to support improvement on subsequent attempts.

No. The VA Readiness Certification verifies readiness standards only. It does not guarantee job placement, client assignment, or employment.

Yes, where appropriate. However, candidates are responsible for verification, judgment, and final output quality. Reliance on unverified AI output may result in failure.

Certification validity and renewal requirements, if any, are defined by TGA policy and may be updated as professional standards evolve.

The VA Readiness Certification is issued by Tanta Global Academy (TGA) after successful completion of all required evaluations.

This certification is designed for individuals seeking to demonstrate readiness for professional, client-facing Virtual Assistant work in distributed and remote environments.