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  • Blog Post: Office 2013 Certification - A Fresh Take on Performance-Based Testing

    Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification exams have used performance-based testing technology for years. With well over a million exams taken every year, MOS has led the IT industry in performance-based testing. And I’m happy to announce the new MOS 2013 exams have stepped it up another...
  • Blog Post: New Electives Added for MOS 2010 Master

    I am excited to announce an expansion of elective exams for MOS 2010 Master certification to now include SharePoint 2010 and OneNote 2010! Since the MOS 2010 certifications were launched in June 2010, achieving Master status has required the Word Expert, Excel Expert, PowerPoint and your choice of one...
  • Blog Post: UK Office Trainers join round table discussion with Microsoft Learning

    On Monday 13th June 2011, the University of York, UK, hosted a round table event with 17 MCTs who specialise in training Microsoft Office technologies. The trainers, many of whom had travelled from all over the UK, joined Andrew Bettany, member of the Microsoft Learning Advisory Council, and 2...
  • Blog Post: Career Factor interviews: Get to know Caroline

    Caroline Weilinger recently completed the Administrative Information Management (AIM) program at SAIT Polytechnic in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. In addition to her regular classes and a busy schedule of equestrian show jumping with her horse Quincy, Caroline is in training for the Certiport 2011 Worldwide...
  • Blog Post: On your mark, get set...

    Now that you've gotten to know the Career Factor crew (if you're at Tech·Ed North America this week, hopefully you've met them in person), we're excited to give you a chance to become part of the story! Enter the DIY Career Factor contest ! Beginning May 19 at 2pm PDT ( check...
  • Blog Post: MOS: From Near Dropout to A's

    Raised in Chicago, in what he calls a ghetto, Adrian Mercado, felt everything was hard. His grades at George Washington High School in the southeast side of Chicago were C's, D's, and an occasional F. He caught a lucky break. A "go-hard teacher" who according to Mercado encouraged...