MCAS sertificate.....

[contaminated]

Hi all

Just a few minutes ago I was informed that I MUST have some Microdoft certificate.

Managemet told me to be ready to get MCAS certificate. Since I don't have any certificate I don't have an idea of what MCAS it is.

So I have a couple questions.
1. What is the level of complexity of getting this certificate?
2. Where can I get a trial exam?

I'm searching right now on trial exam but seems no success.....

[teylyn]

Don't panic, Vusal.

MCSE is "Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer"

check this out.

http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en...tion/mcse.aspx

There are thousands of companies offering training to pass the exams, but I'm sure if you google around a bit you will find free resources as well.

edit: Use Andy's link rather than mine for "Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS) "!!

[Andy Pope]

http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en.../mbc.aspx#tab2

[teylyn]

Microsoft do try their best not to make it easy to understand their acronyms, right?

Imagine the added difficulty if you happen to have grown up in a non English-speaking country, where spelling out acronyms with a lot of "C", "S", "E", "A", "G", "J" is a major exercise in combining listening and fine motor skills

Vusal, I'm sure you will conquer this challenge!

[teylyn]

then again, we can make you a nice "Excelforum Certified Valued Forum Contributor" certificate. I can invent it tonight and email it to you tomorrow as a PDF.

Whaddayathink? Probably not what your boss wants, hey?

[contaminated]

Thank you very much teylyn for Your support. I don't think that I will have serious problems, except for with Access. I've just downloaded an e-book for dummies.

Maybe it is not what my boss want, but I think it would be good practice before exam... i think so...
I don't even know how to thank you ... I appreciate a lot...
Thank You Again....