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Microsoft is revamping its accreditation tracks, and will eventually retire the common MCSE certificatons. The new certification setup is a lot like Cisco's, where you'll find expert certifications to accompany the more common CCNA, then mid-level certifications such as the CCNP, and then a more-advanced practical test modeled somewhat after-the desired CCIE certification. Microsoft's new consultant exams will be the Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) exams. By March 2006, there have been five distinct MCTS Tracks. Three of them take care of.NET Framework 2.0; these are the Web Application, Windows Applications, and Distributed Applications certifications. Get supplementary information on our favorite partner website - Visit this web page: [http://www.youtube.com/user/TrainTheTrainerTruth read about train the trainer courses] . The candidate is required by each of these separate certifications to pass two examinations. If you are interested in writing, you will probably want to research about [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FncJgNaUwT4 the guide to train the trainer certification] . There's also a SQL Server 2005 certification, as well as a Server 2006 single-exam certification. The initial problem is "Why is Microsoft doing this?" Based on their site, MS feels that-it hiring managers today have trouble deciding which computer qualifications best determine job candidates who best meet their needs. I am aware it is easy to take verbal pictures at Microsoft (it'll be an Olympic sport 1 day), but this new series of certs has appeal for hiring professionals, that may only help qualified candidates. Instead of the more-general MCSE, which does still have problems with the overcertification of NT 4.0 MCSEs back in the morning, these more-specific certifications will make it easier for the job candidate to prove that they can do the job - and easier for the hiring manager to make an educated choice. Microsoft has not reported the track that will eventually change the MCSE, but this track will be exposed together with the next client-server Windows launch. Browse here at [http://www.youtube.com/user/TrainTheTrainerTruth thumbnail] to explore the inner workings of it. It is up-to you to remain informed of these changes, so I would recommend you visit Microsoft's accreditation site often. "I didn't know" is not much help once an accreditation finishes!.

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