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Microsoft Certification - REQ: Suggestions on Certification Path |
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04-22-2004, 05:49 PM
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REQ: Suggestions on Certification Path
We have a 59 y/o staffer who is pretty good with FP 200X,
not too bad with Access and generally has good basic computer hardware and software familiarity (Excel, FoxPro, Word,etc.) He has expressed an interest in going down a certification path toward Internet development skills. Since I don't find an MOU for FP, I'm wondering if anybody is able to jump-start our thinking process with some entry- point suggestions? We would rather start gently and work our way up, I think. All philosophies welcome! IT Manager |
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04-23-2004, 06:18 PM
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Re: Suggestions on Certification Path
I would have to suggest looking into the CIW certification courses. It
would allow for exposure to different web technologies on his way to certification. As for starting gently: CIW Associate is very gentle. "IT Manager" <> wrote in message news:2d9a01c42889$bb27e100$... > We have a 59 y/o staffer who is pretty good with FP 200X, > not too bad with Access and generally has good basic > computer hardware and software familiarity (Excel, FoxPro, > Word,etc.) He has expressed an interest in going down a > certification path toward Internet development skills. > Since I don't find an MOU for FP, I'm wondering if anybody > is able to jump-start our thinking process with some entry- > point suggestions? We would rather start gently and work > our way up, I think. All philosophies welcome! Dan Withrow |
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05-25-2004, 03:58 PM
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Re: Suggestions on Certification Path
Thank you for the information
"Dan Withrow" <> дÈëÓʼþ news:... > I would have to suggest looking into the CIW certification courses. It > would allow for exposure to different web technologies on his way to > certification. As for starting gently: CIW Associate is very gentle. > > > "IT Manager" <> wrote in message > news:2d9a01c42889$bb27e100$... > > We have a 59 y/o staffer who is pretty good with FP 200X, > > not too bad with Access and generally has good basic > > computer hardware and software familiarity (Excel, FoxPro, > > Word,etc.) He has expressed an interest in going down a > > certification path toward Internet development skills. > > Since I don't find an MOU for FP, I'm wondering if anybody > > is able to jump-start our thinking process with some entry- > > point suggestions? We would rather start gently and work > > our way up, I think. All philosophies welcome! > > Patrick Hu |
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