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BACE Updates: New Approvals and Badging

Map of US with states highlighted that use the BACE

 

BACE APPROVED IN TWO MORE STATES

Biotility is proud to announce that the Biotechnology Aptitude and Competency Exam (BACE) has recently been approved in two additional states, bringing the total of US states that have formally adopted Biotility’s bioscience credentialing exam at the state level to 17.

 

 

The BACE is a national industry-recognized exam offered by Biotility that assesses core competencies identified as valuable to the bioscience industry. BACE credential earners have documented mastery of these core skills and knowledge sets, ensuring they are prepared to handle diverse tasks within a regulated environment. This comprehensive approach also makes these candidates more appealing for long-term career growth and higher-level roles in the biotechnology industry. The BACE credential is verifiable by employers and is shareable on platforms such as LinkedIn, enhancing visibility for job seekers.

Achieving a full credential requires a commitment to preparation, as candidates need to demonstrate proficiency across multiple areas. For this reason, a full credential like the BACE often holds more weight with employers, educational and industrial institutions, and regulatory bodies.

 


 

quick glance at new BACE practice exam badges

 

NEW BIOSCIENCE INDUSTRY BADGING SYSTEM

For those seeking to chart their journey towards the comprehensive BACE credential, Biotility is thrilled to unveil a new badging system. This system enables candidates to demonstrate their achievements with digital badges as they conquer each skill area, allowing them to celebrate their milestones and gain tangible recognition for their expertise. Institutions interested in implementing this new system must register as an Exam Site to gain complimentary access to the BACE Practice Exam Course and Badging Modules.

 

BACE Exam Site registration for the 2024-2025 academic year is now open. Visit the BACE website for more information.

 

Biotility at the University of Florida is committed to providing high-quality education and training to facilitate the professional growth of each participant. Our short-courses are attended by professionals, students preparing to enter industry careers, and researchers, all of whom seek to expand and deepen their knowledge in technical and regulatory details unique to biotechnology industries and translational research.

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