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If you work with/are a student interested in a career in IT, check out Microsoft’s Student Career Portal.

The portal provides students with information and resources about careers in information technology, and information on training, certification and resources to pursue five job roles.  Those include Consumer Support Technician for Windows 7, Database Administrator, Server Administrator, Web Developer, Windows Developer.  Much more information will be added on an ongoing basis.

Each of the five job roles includes a general job description, along with desired skills, experience level, other job names that often apply to the role, the responsibilities relevant to the job and the next career step from that role.  It also outlines the steps that an interested student should take to pursue that role, including recommended learning plans, e-learning courses (many are free), certification exams and discounts, and free Learning Snacks, Webcasts and virtual labs that will help a student learn more and try out the latest version of technology in a virtual lab.  Some job roles include challenges designed to give students a chance to test their skills.  Additionally, students can find information about jobs in the IT industry and opportunity.

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  • Wy are not all exams with discount?
    For example if i would go for consumer support technician i need exam 70-686, but this exam is not eglible for a discount (confirmed my Microsoft).
  • For now, the exams that are subject to student pricing are the Microsoft Technology Specialist exams. Please keep an eye on Born to Learn as we may have an offer for you soon.
  • I Really dont understand why Microsoft will always exclude China & India from these student offers.....Fact remains that Microsoft does a great amount of business with these countries in terms of certifications....For the matter of fact Most of the Enterprise Support &Consumer support is outsourced to india and china and its understood the Techs in these regions need to be certified and i being from india and i earn hardly 300$/Month as a Enterprise technician supporting Users from North America and it makes sense for a Tech like me to worry why is my region not included with this 50% offer...This is ridiculous we dont make much money and we struggle so much to get certtified and we are not considered....Microsoft needs to think transperent as India is a growing Economy and most of United states Tech support(support) industry relies on India & they hardly pay peanuts and its covenient...DO WHAT NOWA?....LOL
  • I Really dont understand why Microsoft will always exclude China & India from these student offers.....Fact remains that Microsoft does a great amount of business with these countries in terms of certifications....For the matter of fact Most of the Enterprise Support &Consumer support is outsourced to india and china and its understood the Techs in these regions need to be certified and i being from india and i earn hardly 300$/Month as a Enterprise technician supporting Users from North America and it makes sense for a Tech like me to worry why is my region not included with this 50% offer...This is ridiculous we dont make much money and we struggle so much to get certtified and we are not considered....Microsoft needs to think transperent as India is a growing Economy and most of United states Tech support(support) industry relies on India & they hardly pay peanuts and its covenient...DO WHAT NOW?....LOL
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