Accredited TOGAF training
RecommendedThe Open Group recommends an accredited course. Many include the exam voucher.

Validates foundational knowledge of the TOGAF Standard, including core concepts, the Architecture Development Method, architecture governance and content.
TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation is the entry-level certification for the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition, from The Open Group. It tests whether you know TOGAF's core concepts and terms, especially the Architecture Development Method.
Most people reach enterprise architecture by climbing through solutions or technical architecture roles over years, not by getting TOGAF first. Even supporters say it helps mainly once you already have a shot.
Practicing architects find the ADM a useful structure for working through scenarios and explaining an approach to stakeholders. They advise learning the ADM and the parts you use, not the book.
TOGAF is heavy reading that few organizations practice as documented, and critics call it detached from real-world patterns. Architects say it only clicks once you are already doing EA work.
TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation does not expire.
The higher TOGAF certification, reachable in one sitting with the combined exam.
For hands-on cloud architecture rather than an architecture framework.
Better fit if your work is IT service management rather than architecture.
You need 24 of 40 (60%) in the closed-book, 60-minute Part 1 exam (OGEA-101).
$405 when you book directly with Pearson VUE, or $435 for a voucher from The Open Group shop. Many accredited courses include a voucher.
Foundation (Part 1) tests TOGAF concepts and terms in a closed-book exam. Practitioner adds the open-book, scenario-based Part 2 exam, which tests applying the ADM.
No. TOGAF 9 and later certifications do not need renewal.
Yes. Pearson VUE delivers it online through OnVUE or at a test centre.
Last updated October 2026