Important Question!!

Hi,
My name is Idan, I would like to start MCSE course.
What I have to do ? and with who I have to talk !?

Please answer mw ASAP.

Idan.

Idan Biton

"Idan Biton" <Idan > wrote in message
newsC586B8D-ECF4-4102-AB26-...
> Hi,
> My name is Idan, I would like to start MCSE course.
> What I have to do ? and with who I have to talk !?
>
> Please answer mw ASAP.
>
> Idan.

First off, let me apologize for taking almost 45 minutes to answer your most
obvious question. I can assure you, my supervisors won't take kindly to me
taking so long to get back to you. It truly is best that when you need to
know the answers to very basic questions that you do in fact insist that you
get an answer ASAP.

To answer your question, I suggest you start here...
www.microsoft.com/learning

Again, please accept my sincere apologies for the unforgiveable delay in
getting back to you.

John R

John R

Hi John,

First, thank you for your reply.
Socond, 45 Minutes its a lot of time !!! what wrong with you !?!?
You could reply in Max. 10 Minutes !!!!!
=]

thnks, but i already visited theat site and coulnet find any information
about registering to MCSE course.

Idan.

"John R" wrote:

>
> "Idan Biton" <Idan > wrote in message
> newsC586B8D-ECF4-4102-AB26-...
> > Hi,
> > My name is Idan, I would like to start MCSE course.
> > What I have to do ? and with who I have to talk !?
> >
> > Please answer mw ASAP.
> >
> > Idan.
>
> First off, let me apologize for taking almost 45 minutes to answer your most
> obvious question. I can assure you, my supervisors won't take kindly to me
> taking so long to get back to you. It truly is best that when you need to
> know the answers to very basic questions that you do in fact insist that you
> get an answer ASAP.
>
> To answer your question, I suggest you start here...
> www.microsoft.com/learning
>
> Again, please accept my sincere apologies for the unforgiveable delay in
> getting back to you.
>
> John R
>
>
>
>

Idan Biton

"Idan Biton" <> wrote in message
news:C242516B-F968-4E7E-BC25-...
> Hi John,
>
> First, thank you for your reply.
> Socond, 45 Minutes its a lot of time !!! what wrong with you !?!?
> You could reply in Max. 10 Minutes !!!!!
> =]
>
> thnks, but i already visited theat site and coulnet find any information
> about registering to MCSE course.
>
> Idan.
>

Are you looking to register for a test, or are you looking for someone to
teach you the skills ?
The learning home page has information on training resources, as well as
MCSE requirements.
To actually take a test, you need to contact Microsoft's testing partner,
www.prometric.com

John R

John R

Idan Biton wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> First, thank you for your reply.
> Socond, 45 Minutes its a lot of time !!! what wrong with you !?!?
> You could reply in Max. 10 Minutes !!!!!
> =]
>
> thnks, but i already visited theat site and coulnet find any information
> about registering to MCSE course.
>
> Idan.
>
> "John R" wrote:
>
>> "Idan Biton" <Idan > wrote in message
>> newsC586B8D-ECF4-4102-AB26-...
>>> Hi,
>>> My name is Idan, I would like to start MCSE course.
>>> What I have to do ? and with who I have to talk !?
>>>
>>> Please answer mw ASAP.
>>>
>>> Idan.
>> First off, let me apologize for taking almost 45 minutes to answer your most
>> obvious question. I can assure you, my supervisors won't take kindly to me
>> taking so long to get back to you. It truly is best that when you need to
>> know the answers to very basic questions that you do in fact insist that you
>> get an answer ASAP.
>>
>> To answer your question, I suggest you start here...
>> www.microsoft.com/learning
>>
>> Again, please accept my sincere apologies for the unforgiveable delay in
>> getting back to you.
>>
>> John R
>>
>>
>>
>>
I took the liberty of performing 2 mouse clicks from the above site, and
landed at http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcse/default.mspx

MG

Mostly Gizzards

John,

I want to do the course and after it, the test.
I Can do the same in the "Open University".
I can take there the course & the test for aprox. 3000$.

But, I was wondering if I can do the same but not in the open university,
I mean stright in Microsoft .
Does Microsoft have any College or Something where I can do it !?

Idan.



"John R" wrote:

>
> "Idan Biton" <> wrote in message
> news:C242516B-F968-4E7E-BC25-...
> > Hi John,
> >
> > First, thank you for your reply.
> > Socond, 45 Minutes its a lot of time !!! what wrong with you !?!?
> > You could reply in Max. 10 Minutes !!!!!
> > =]
> >
> > thnks, but i already visited theat site and coulnet find any information
> > about registering to MCSE course.
> >
> > Idan.
> >
>
> Are you looking to register for a test, or are you looking for someone to
> teach you the skills ?
> The learning home page has information on training resources, as well as
> MCSE requirements.
> To actually take a test, you need to contact Microsoft's testing partner,
> www.prometric.com
>
> John R
>
>
>

Idan Biton

"Idan Biton" <> wrote in message
news:F667176E-27E0-442C-A92A-...
> John,
>
> I want to do the course and after it, the test.
> I Can do the same in the "Open University".
> I can take there the course & the test for aprox. 3000$.
>
> But, I was wondering if I can do the same but not in the open university,
> I mean stright in Microsoft .
> Does Microsoft have any College or Something where I can do it !?
>
> Idan.
>

MCSE is not a course, it is a certification. To earn MCSE, you will be
tested on various skills such as managing the server product, managing the
network infrastructure, designing security, managing workstations, etc, etc.
Certifications are meant to validate existing experience.

Microsoft offers training courses which you should be able to easily
identify from the learning homepage. If you go to the link that MG posted,
http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcse/default.mspx, (or from the
learning homepage, select 'Certifications', and then select MCSE) and then
select either MCSE 2003 or MCSE 2000 (whichever you are interested in), you
will see the exact testing requirements. In the requirement tables, they
list Microsoft training courses, both classroom, distance, and e-learning.
You can also view the testing objectives by clicking on any of the tests.
Once you are sure you know the objectives, you can decide if you are ready
to take the test. Once you complete all of the testing requirements,
Microsoft will award the certification. Again, this all starts back at the
learning home page.

Other vendors offer varying amounts of training depending on what you want
to spend. In general, you should stay away from anything that looks like a
brain dump and concentrate on learning the material that you do not already
have experience with. If you have any questions about brain dumps or
particular vendors, I would suggest you research them on certguard.com.

John R

John R

John,

How much tests at all should i do to get the certificate !?
and, maybe you know how much costs each of them.. approx..


thnks.
Idan.

"John R" wrote:

>
> "Idan Biton" <> wrote in message
> news:F667176E-27E0-442C-A92A-...
> > John,
> >
> > I want to do the course and after it, the test.
> > I Can do the same in the "Open University".
> > I can take there the course & the test for aprox. 3000$.
> >
> > But, I was wondering if I can do the same but not in the open university,
> > I mean stright in Microsoft .
> > Does Microsoft have any College or Something where I can do it !?
> >
> > Idan.
> >
>
> MCSE is not a course, it is a certification. To earn MCSE, you will be
> tested on various skills such as managing the server product, managing the
> network infrastructure, designing security, managing workstations, etc, etc.
> Certifications are meant to validate existing experience.
>
> Microsoft offers training courses which you should be able to easily
> identify from the learning homepage. If you go to the link that MG posted,
> http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcse/default.mspx, (or from the
> learning homepage, select 'Certifications', and then select MCSE) and then
> select either MCSE 2003 or MCSE 2000 (whichever you are interested in), you
> will see the exact testing requirements. In the requirement tables, they
> list Microsoft training courses, both classroom, distance, and e-learning.
> You can also view the testing objectives by clicking on any of the tests.
> Once you are sure you know the objectives, you can decide if you are ready
> to take the test. Once you complete all of the testing requirements,
> Microsoft will award the certification. Again, this all starts back at the
> learning home page.
>
> Other vendors offer varying amounts of training depending on what you want
> to spend. In general, you should stay away from anything that looks like a
> brain dump and concentrate on learning the material that you do not already
> have experience with. If you have any questions about brain dumps or
> particular vendors, I would suggest you research them on certguard.com.
>
> John R
>
>
>

Idan Biton

"Idan Biton" <> wrote in message
news:0A9A9372-0CAF-4067-81B2-...
> John,
>
> How much tests at all should i do to get the certificate !?
> and, maybe you know how much costs each of them.. approx..
>
>
> thnks.
> Idan.
>

In the US, the tests are $125 each. Check with Microsoft's testing partner
www.prometric.com if you are in a different area to find out how much they
are there.

Please refer to http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcse/default.mspx to
see which tests you need to take.

John R

John R

Idan Biton wrote:

> John,
>
> How much tests at all should i do to get the certificate !?
> and, maybe you know how much costs each of them.. approx..
>
>
> thnks.
> Idan.
>
> "John R" wrote:
>
> >
> > "Idan Biton" <> wrote in message
> > news:F667176E-27E0-442C-A92A-...
> > > John,
> > >
> > > I want to do the course and after it, the test.
> > > I Can do the same in the "Open University".
> > > I can take there the course & the test for aprox. 3000$.
> > >
> > > But, I was wondering if I can do the same but not in the open
> > > university, I mean stright in Microsoft .
> > > Does Microsoft have any College or Something where I can do it !?
> > >
> > > Idan.
> > >
> >
> > MCSE is not a course, it is a certification. To earn MCSE, you
> > will be tested on various skills such as managing the server
> > product, managing the network infrastructure, designing security,
> > managing workstations, etc, etc. Certifications are meant to
> > validate existing experience.
> >
> > Microsoft offers training courses which you should be able to
> > easily identify from the learning homepage. If you go to the link
> > that MG posted,
> > http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcse/default.mspx, (or from
> > the learning homepage, select 'Certifications', and then select
> > MCSE) and then select either MCSE 2003 or MCSE 2000 (whichever you
> > are interested in), you will see the exact testing requirements.
> > In the requirement tables, they list Microsoft training courses,
> > both classroom, distance, and e-learning. You can also view the
> > testing objectives by clicking on any of the tests. Once you are
> > sure you know the objectives, you can decide if you are ready to
> > take the test. Once you complete all of the testing requirements,
> > Microsoft will award the certification. Again, this all starts
> > back at the learning home page.
> >
> > Other vendors offer varying amounts of training depending on what
> > you want to spend. In general, you should stay away from anything
> > that looks like a brain dump and concentrate on learning the
> > material that you do not already have experience with. If you have
> > any questions about brain dumps or particular vendors, I would
> > suggest you research them on certguard.com.
> >
> > John R
> >
> >
> >

What the heck has happened to this group? When did it become
public.cert.exam.handholding?

Hey, Idan? If you are unable to figure out the most basic questions
regarding certification, you might as well just give up now. You don't
have what it takes. MCSE's need to be able to do basic research to
solve problems. There will be a heck of a lot more complicated
questions coming down the road, and it's unlikely anyone will want to
or be able to give you all the answers.

MCSE does *not* stand for Must Consult Someone Else.

--
JaR
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JaR