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ITIL v3 Badges
The ITIL pin or ITIL lapel badge has been the only overt indication that an individual has sat and passed an ITIL Qualification. In those distant days of ITIL v2 Qualifications and Badges, the norm was for the IT Service Management Forum (itSMF) to post a congratulatory letter to each individual who had passed an ITIL exam accompanied with the relevant coloured lapel badge - Green (Foundation), Blue (Practitioner) and Red (Managers).
 
The arrival of ITIL v3 promised new coloured badges, although the colours seemed rather dull and non distinct, reflecting the colours schemes of the book covers of the ITIL core books and associated qualifications Foundation, Capability, Lifecycle, Expert, and Master. Click here forfurther details on the V3 badges.
 
The latest advice from APMG (who manage the ITIL Qualification Scheme on behalf of the owners of ITIL, OGC) regarding obtaining your ITIL v3 lapel badge(s) is to contact the Examination Institute that you undertook the examination with.
 
Click here to viewthe current ITIL Examination Institutes and links to their associated sites. Please take time out to contact them for your ITIL lapel badges. Please let us know if how you get on obtaining your badge(s).
 
 
 

1 VISITOR COMMENT

2012-08-15 by "brett.tilney"

The ITIL Master pin also has a little M in the middle, just got mine this morning
Reply on 2016-07-20
Nice one Brett :)

From 1 April 2016 BCS will not be providing ITIL pins for candidates that have successfully completed their ITIL examinations.

Are pins not available anywhere anymore?
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