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Training partners are independent providers and facilitators who qualify to sign our Trainer Agreement and Code of Conduct. Generally speaking, providers are organizations that develop formal course curricula and/or offer instructors to teach that curricula. And facilitators are third-party companies that arrange training sessions to bring those providers and certification candidates together.

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5th Order Industry LLC

Countries: USA
Training classes: MLA I, MLT I, MLA II, MLT II, MLA III, LLA I, LLA II, MLE, GLC, ALC, FPL, VIM, VPR, LAT
Languages: Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay
Online training: Yes

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AA Inlube

Countries: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyztan, Ukraine, Moldova, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan
Training classes: MLA I, MLA II, MLT I
Languages: Russian, English, Estonian
Online training: No

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Advanced Machine Reliability Resources, Inc. (AMRRI)

Countries: USA, Canada
Training classes: MLA I, MLT I, MLA II, MLA III, MLT II
Languages: English
Online training: Yes

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Asset Reliability Industrial Equipment Trading LLC

Countries: Saudi Arabia, Oman, Pakistan, Qatar, U.A.E.
Training classes: MLA I, MLA II, MLT I, MLT II
Languages: English
Online training: Yes

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Baker Hughes

Countries: India, Saudi Arabia, U.A.E., Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, UK
Training classes: MLA I, MLA II, MLE
Languages: English
Online training: No

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Berkat Unggul Sinergi Sejahtera (BUSS)

Countries: Indonesia
Training classes: MLA I, MLA II, MLA III, MLT I, MLT II
Languages: English, Indonesia
Online training: Yes

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Training Partners include Providers and Facilitators that have signed ICML’s Trainers Code of Conduct. Providers are organizations that develop formal training curricula and/or provide instructors to deliver those courses. Facilitators are third-party organizations that coordinate training sessions, bringing training providers and certification candidates together. ICML’s Trainers Code of Conduct establishes the expectations and responsibilities of training organizations that represent their courses or training sessions as preparation for ICML certification examinations.PLEASE NOTE: By signing ICML’s Trainers Code of Conduct, the Training Partners listed below have agreed that:

Their certification preparation courses align with the applicable ICML Body of Knowledge (BoK).
Their courses are taught by currently ICML-certified professionals.

While Training Partners make these commitments, ICML does not independently verify or guarantee each provider’s or facilitator’s claims or course offerings. Candidates are responsible for performing their own due diligence before enrolling in a course. Before registering, candidates should confirm that the selected training:

Covers the applicable ICML Body of Knowledge;
Is delivered by a currently ICML-certified instructor; and
Provides sufficient instructional hours to satisfy the prerequisites for the applicable ICML certification examination.