To earn a Microsoft Office Specialist Master

I am Certified Microsoft Office Specialist Master and would like to know what
would be the best avenue to earn a Microsoft Office Specialist Master
Instructor Certification, I have no previous teaching experience, I'm located
in Canada and I have searched for Schools that offer the "Train-the-Trainer"
course but was not sucessfull.
Any information/ sugestions will be apreciated
Thanks
Cristina

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I've been Master Instructor Certified for about 8 years now. I suggest you
start at Certiport.com's website to see exactly what they want you to pass
and suggested study material. Since they wrote the test it's only common
sense. I read one of the posts that told you to get MeasureUP practice
tests. They pale in comparison to SelfTest.com's practice tests. They are
timed and have twice as many questions and if you'll remember the Master and
Core tests you don't know if you pass until the end it's the same here. Then
you can go back and look at the questions you were not correct about and use
their "training tools" to help you get the answers. They cost about 25
dollars each the more you buy the lower the over all price is. Say you
bought all the tests that made you Master Certified...the first would be 25
the second 22 and so on. The very best thing about SelfTest.com is that they
guarantee that if you get between 85% and 100% on the practice tests and fail
the real thing they will pay for your second test. That's how good the
product is. I suggest it to all my students who are going for Certification.
I've been teaching 8 years now, Master for 8 and Master Instructor for 6.5.
I've had many jobs, IT support, tech support, Network Admin. and Onsite PC
Doctor...I must say though I enjoy teaching the most. There is nothing in
the world to describe the feeling you get when one of your students walks
across the stage to give their validictorian speech. Mind you I'm proud of
all of them, my little birdies, but I have produced 5 validitorians. It
makes you feel good and proud of them. Any questions feel free to contact me
via email. I'd give you my work address but I'm afraid I
blocked all non Intranet emails as there were way to many questionable jokes
going in and out of our LAN. By the way I teach Office Administration and
basic Networking. Trust me when I say girl...I teach above and beyond MS
Office. There is my least favorite QuickBooks and I'm in that MOD now.
Almost done though...my students are pooling their monies to buy some gas and
matches and we'll have us a bookburning. If you need anything at all, any
questions, any lesson plans....see how confident I am that you'll pass, write
me. I check my yahoo account about twice a week. Four email accounts I
don't have time to check every day. Remember www.selftest.com they and your
brain are your best chance of succeeding. Also I studied a few books by
Microsoft that Certiport suggested. You'll do it!!!!
Deborah Jean

"Cristina" wrote:

> I am Certified Microsoft Office Specialist Master and would like to know what
> would be the best avenue to earn a Microsoft Office Specialist Master
> Instructor Certification, I have no previous teaching experience, I'm located
> in Canada and I have searched for Schools that offer the "Train-the-Trainer"
> course but was not sucessfull.
> Any information/ sugestions will be apreciated
> Thanks
> Cristina
>

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