New Study Guides for Information Technology Exams Released by ITEC
In a pivotal move for aspiring IT professionals, ITEC Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Forval, is set to release two essential publications aimed at enhancing the preparation for information technology certification exams. Scheduled for release on October 30, 2025, is the comprehensive guide titled ‘2026 Application Information Technology Engineer Subject B Focused Measures.’ Following closely, on November 13, 2025, will be the launch of ‘2026 Information Processing Security Assurance Support Engineer Specialized Knowledge + Subject B Focused Measures’. This initiative underscores the importance of staying ahead in the rapidly evolving IT landscape.
With innovative educational methodologies, ITEC aims to support candidates navigating through the complexities of IT certifications while emphasizing the integration of practical knowledge necessary for modern-day IT challenges. The immediate scope of the new guides includes detailed strategies for tackling the newly formatted exam structure set to be implemented from the 2026 exam cycle, as mandated by the Information-Technology Promotion Agency (IPA) of Japan.
The reformatting of the exams from their traditional structure to a Computer-Based Testing (CBT) format is a significant milestone. This transition means that what was previously known as ‘Afternoon Problems’ will now be referred to as ‘Subject B’, while ‘Morning Exam’ will be recognized as ‘Subject A’. Importantly, the content and question styles of the exams will remain unchanged, ensuring that the integrity and rigor of the assessments are preserved.
Candidates can expect these new resources not only to be relevant but to also align perfectly with the educational prerequisites and professional competencies expected from modern IT professionals. The existing study guide series has also been updated to reflect the content structure of the newly introduced CBT format, providing a seamless study experience.
The upcoming publications, ‘2026 Application Information Technology Engineer Subject B Focused Measures’ by author Tatsuwo Oguchi, priced at 3,400 yen (excluding tax), and ‘2026 Information Processing Security Assurance Support Engineer Specialized Knowledge + Subject B Focused Measures’ by Yasuyuki Miyoshi, priced at 3,700 yen (excluding tax), signals ITEC’s commitment to educational excellence. Each guide will be available in both printed and electronic formats to maximize accessibility for all learners, reinforcing ITEC's mission to elevate digital literacy in Japan.
In a broader context, ITEC, established with the goal of enhancing human resources into business assets, has long specialized in IT personnel dispatch and education. The company is instrumental in helping numerous organizations achieve their strategic objectives through tailored IT training solutions. Over the last 42 years, they have offered invaluable educational assistance to 11,000 corporate entities and 1.3 million participants.
As we move toward the future, ITEC continues to align with government initiatives to foster digital talent throughout Japan’s industrial landscape. Their partnership with Forval, which aims to visualize and support ESG management practices while nurturing human capital through effective consulting services, solidifies their commitment to driving a sustainable economic future.
For further details and to explore ITEC’s array of educational resources or their commitment to shaping the digital workforce, please visit their website. Together, they are paving the way for Japan's next generation of IT leaders.
With innovative educational methodologies, ITEC aims to support candidates navigating through the complexities of IT certifications while emphasizing the integration of practical knowledge necessary for modern-day IT challenges. The immediate scope of the new guides includes detailed strategies for tackling the newly formatted exam structure set to be implemented from the 2026 exam cycle, as mandated by the Information-Technology Promotion Agency (IPA) of Japan.
The reformatting of the exams from their traditional structure to a Computer-Based Testing (CBT) format is a significant milestone. This transition means that what was previously known as ‘Afternoon Problems’ will now be referred to as ‘Subject B’, while ‘Morning Exam’ will be recognized as ‘Subject A’. Importantly, the content and question styles of the exams will remain unchanged, ensuring that the integrity and rigor of the assessments are preserved.
Candidates can expect these new resources not only to be relevant but to also align perfectly with the educational prerequisites and professional competencies expected from modern IT professionals. The existing study guide series has also been updated to reflect the content structure of the newly introduced CBT format, providing a seamless study experience.
The upcoming publications, ‘2026 Application Information Technology Engineer Subject B Focused Measures’ by author Tatsuwo Oguchi, priced at 3,400 yen (excluding tax), and ‘2026 Information Processing Security Assurance Support Engineer Specialized Knowledge + Subject B Focused Measures’ by Yasuyuki Miyoshi, priced at 3,700 yen (excluding tax), signals ITEC’s commitment to educational excellence. Each guide will be available in both printed and electronic formats to maximize accessibility for all learners, reinforcing ITEC's mission to elevate digital literacy in Japan.
In a broader context, ITEC, established with the goal of enhancing human resources into business assets, has long specialized in IT personnel dispatch and education. The company is instrumental in helping numerous organizations achieve their strategic objectives through tailored IT training solutions. Over the last 42 years, they have offered invaluable educational assistance to 11,000 corporate entities and 1.3 million participants.
As we move toward the future, ITEC continues to align with government initiatives to foster digital talent throughout Japan’s industrial landscape. Their partnership with Forval, which aims to visualize and support ESG management practices while nurturing human capital through effective consulting services, solidifies their commitment to driving a sustainable economic future.
For further details and to explore ITEC’s array of educational resources or their commitment to shaping the digital workforce, please visit their website. Together, they are paving the way for Japan's next generation of IT leaders.
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