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MCPs
I have two MCPs I earned in 2001, however I had to pullout
of the course for personal reasons, now I can start-up again, I was just curious as to how long my MCPs would remain valid ? Thanks Pete |
Re: MCPs
Hello,
it depends on the MCP itself... some MCP had to be upgraded... Now, Microsoft changed the policy... Since NT4, you cannot lose your certification, BUT, you must indicate the exact version... So you can allways say that you are MCP on 2 subjects!!! Bye. -- Thierry DEMAN-BARCELÒ MVP Exchange,SQL/Server Site personnel: http://webfamilial.dyndns.org/thierr...principale.htm http://tdeman.free.fr/thierry/pageprincipale.htm "Peter" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:015601c395ad$a2627c30$a301280a@phx.gbl... > I have two MCPs I earned in 2001, however I had to pullout > of the course for personal reasons, now I can start-up > again, I was just curious as to how long my MCPs would > remain valid ? > > Thanks > Pete > |
Re: MCPs
That sounds like good news, I have two MCPs (Win2k)
I think I will go on to complete MCSA. Thanks for the help. Pete >-----Original Message----- >Hello, > >it depends on the MCP itself... some MCP had to be upgraded... > >Now, Microsoft changed the policy... Since NT4, you cannot lose your >certification, BUT, you must indicate the exact version... > >So you can allways say that you are MCP on 2 subjects!!! > >Bye. >-- >Thierry DEMAN-BARCELÒ >MVP Exchange,SQL/Server >Site personnel: http://webfamilial.dyndns.org/thierr...principale.htm >http://tdeman.free.fr/thierry/pageprincipale.htm > >"Peter" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >news:015601c395ad$a2627c30$a301280a@phx.gbl... >> I have two MCPs I earned in 2001, however I had to pullout >> of the course for personal reasons, now I can start-up >> again, I was just curious as to how long my MCPs would >> remain valid ? >> >> Thanks >> Pete >> > > >. > |
Re: MCPs
MCPs never expire, but the requirements for the
certifications can change, if your mcp is removed from the requirements (or retired) as Microsoft call it you lose the certification and have to take another MCP to get the certification back >-----Original Message----- >Hello, > >it depends on the MCP itself... some MCP had to be upgraded... > >Now, Microsoft changed the policy... Since NT4, you cannot lose your >certification, BUT, you must indicate the exact version... > >So you can allways say that you are MCP on 2 subjects!!! > >Bye. >-- >Thierry DEMAN-BARCELÒ >MVP Exchange,SQL/Server >Site personnel: http://webfamilial.dyndns.org/thierr...principale.htm >http://tdeman.free.fr/thierry/pageprincipale.htm > >"Peter" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >news:015601c395ad$a2627c30$a301280a@phx.gbl... >> I have two MCPs I earned in 2001, however I had to pullout >> of the course for personal reasons, now I can start-up >> again, I was just curious as to how long my MCPs would >> remain valid ? >> >> Thanks >> Pete >> > > >. > |
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