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Microsoft Certified Professional certification lets you prove your
skills on a single Microsoft product (for example, Windows 2000) or
set of job functions (such as implementing and administering a
network infrastructure).
Why
You Should Be a Microsoft Certified Professional
Earning a Microsoft certification acknowledges
your expertise in working with Microsoft products and technologies.
The information technology (IT) industry, your employer, clients,
and peers will recognize your MCP credential as a symbol of the
skills and knowledge you’ve gained through experience. Microsoft
certification shows that you are a technical leader with the ability
to successfully implement Microsoft business solutions for your
organization or client.
As an MCP, you also receive the following
benefits:
- Industry recognition of your knowledge and proficiency with
Microsoft products and technologies.
- Access to technical and product information directly from
Microsoft through a secured area of the MCP Web site.
- Access to exclusive discounts on products and services from
selected companies through the secured MCP site. Some offers are
available to premier levels of certification only.
- Logos and a certificate that identify your MCP status to
colleagues and clients.
- Invitations to Microsoft conferences, technical training
sessions, and special events.
- Potential college credit for your certification through
Excelsior College, a private, independently chartered institution
providing means for working adults to demonstrate college-level
competencies and to earn accredited college degrees.
For more information on different MCP units and
special offers visit
www.mcse-courses.com |
