Chartered IT Professional (CITP)

You’ll need to submit a series of statements describing your experience against a set of questions that have been mapped to the CITP criteria. You’ll also be asked to upload your CV/career history.

Here's a useful guide to completing your application.

Your supporter should be somebody that has signed up to a Code of Conduct (this could be with another professional body or relevant institute and does not have to be BCS) and could be an employer, client or colleague. They’ll need to be familiar with your work and able to offer a reliable opinion of your knowledge and experience.

After your supporter has responded, your application will be assessed by a BCS Volunteer Assessor who is CITP and has undergone Assessor Training. Their recommendation will be reviewed by the CITP Review Panel and your result will be released following this review.

• Public register
  Confirm your place among the most influential IT professionals in the industry by appearing in the public register of Chartered IT Professionals

• Certificate of current competence
  On registration, you’re awarded a certificate of current competence which is valid for five years. To extend your certificate after the initial five-year period, you’ll be invited to submit evidence of your CPD and continued competence in your specialist area.

• Get involved
  Your knowledge, experience and opinion are valuable commodities which you can invest in BCS to support your CPD as well as the development of our industry.

• Mentoring network - inspiring another person and seeing them progress and benefit from your knowledge and insight is a hugely rewarding experience.

• Volunteering - grow your professional network, and the profile of your field, by taking an active role in the running of our membership community.