MCSA, MCSD, and MCSE certifications were discontinued on January 31, 2021. For the most current exam availability, please visit the Microsoft Browse Certifications & Exams Page.
Microsoft is well-known for their Windows operating system and Office Suite software. Microsoft is the world leader in operating systems designed for businesses. You will be able to gain an edge as an IT professional by becoming certified in any of their courses. This certification is for those who are just starting in IT or those who wish to increase their knowledge.
The Microsoft Certification Program certifies IT professionals’ expertise in a specific IT role. This certification can provide a number of benefits for both work and personal.
Studies have shown that IT certifications can help you land the job you want or get promoted. More than 80 percent believe IT certifications are important in the hiring process.
MCSA (Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate) is a well-known Microsoft certification course. It is a well-known course, which has been recognized around the world.
It will help you in your professional career by exposing your technical skills to many areas. MCSA typically consists of three Microsoft exams.
MCSE (Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert) certifies your knowledge and skills regarding data centers, virtualization, systems management, storage and identity management.
Candidates must hold either the MCSA Windows Server 2016 or MCSA Windows Server 2012 certifications in order to obtain the MCSE credential. Candidates must pass one exam that covers seven topics in addition the MCSA. The exam topics include designing and implementing Cloud Data Platform solutions, designing and implementing Big Data Analytics solutions, and securing Windows Server 2016. MCSE consists of 4-5 Microsoft exams.
Why should you become MCSA or MCSE certified? This certificate can be used with any Microsoft platform, including Office 365, Cloud Computing, or other. Microsoft certification will show your core skills in designing, building, and implementing Microsoft technologies.
