SAP certification · LessonBy Ravi M, SAP Trainer, 10 yrs · Published · SAP S/4HANA 2023 · all levels
Learning paths
SAP learning paths (learning journeys) are the structured routes SAP provides to prepare for a certification or role, sequencing the courses and topics you need.
Quick answer
Use the official learning journey as your backbone, it tells you exactly what to study and in what order for your target certification.
Key takeaways
- Official, structured journeys per certification/role on SAP Learning.
- Sequence the recommended courses and topic areas.
- Often include hands-on exercises and practice systems.
- Watch out: Cramming without hands-on skill.
Key points
- Official, structured journeys per certification/role on SAP Learning.
- Sequence the recommended courses and topic areas.
- Often include hands-on exercises and practice systems.
- Map directly to the exam topic weightings.
How to approach it
Use the official learning journey as your backbone, it tells you exactly what to study and in what order for your target certification. Supplement it with hands-on practice and this course’s lessons for depth, and always align to the current release version of your certification.
Common pitfalls
- Cramming without hands-on skill.
- Wrong release version.
- Skipping practice questions.
Practice challenge
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Which statement is true of Learning paths?
Frequently asked questions
What does the term Learning paths refer to in SAP?
SAP learning paths (learning journeys) are the structured routes SAP provides to prepare for a certification or role, sequencing the courses and topics you need.
What is worth remembering about Learning paths in practice?
Use the official learning journey as your backbone, it tells you exactly what to study and in what order for your target certification.
What is another point to note about Learning paths?
Official, structured journeys per certification/role on SAP Learning. Sequence the recommended courses and topic areas. Often include hands-on exercises and practice systems.
What tends to go wrong with Learning paths?
Cramming without hands-on skill. Wrong release version. Skipping practice questions.