The CCXP exam is based on the CXPA CX Framework. You can gauge your readiness to take the exam by reviewing these Core Competencies to ensure that you are aware of all the topics on which you might encounter questions. If you find a particular area with which you are not familiar or comfortable, that is an area where you should focus your study or review.
The competencies are required knowledge for CCXP candidates. Each competency encompasses job tasks that should be known to candidates, as well as knowledge and skills or abilities that a candidate should possess.
The CXPA developed the CXPA CX Framework to document the knowledge, skills, and abilities essential to serving as a customer experience professional. It was created through intensive research into the tasks performed by CX professionals and verified through an industry-wide job task analysis conducted by psychometricians. The Framework is regularly reviewed to ensure it is relevant to current CX practices. Over 300 global customer experience professionals provided feedback in the most recent job task analysis, conducted in 2020.
Customer Insights and Understanding (22%)
Customer Experience Strategy (20%)
Metrics, Measurements, and ROI (20%)
Design, Implementation, and Innovation (19%)
Culture and Accountability (19%)
Job tasks, knowledge, skills, and abilities are presented for each competency area. A Job Task is an activity regularly performed by a CX professional. Knowledge refers to the process and concepts a CX professional should be familiar with. Skills and abilities refer to a CX professional’s proficiency in applying knowledge to the practical tasks necessary for professional success.
Building collective insight into customer needs, wants, perceptions, and preferences through the capture and analysis of the voice of the customer.
Development of a strategy that articulates a clear vision of the experience that a company seeks to create in support of the company’s brand values, including its direct linkage to CX activities, resources, and investments.
Creation and reporting of the measures of CX success including their use in business cases to illustrate the ROI and business value of customer experience.
Implementing practices and approaches to continuously improve, design and differentiate customer experiences.
Job Tasks
Creating and nurturing a culture, through behaviors, practices and standards that encourages all employees to focus on delivering outstanding customer experiences. Driving change and developing cross-company experience accountability from the C-suite to the front line.
Job Tasks
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities