MCSE & MCSA Windows 2000

Discussion in 'MCSE' started by ., Dec 30, 2010.

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    Hi all,

    This might be a stupid question but I thought I would ask anyway.I've
    been out of the IT industry for six years now but have toyed with the idea
    of getting back into it. Back in the day I was quilified as a Windows 2000
    MCSE and MCSA, are these qualifications simply too old now to be upgraged
    or do I have to take the entire lot again?

    Steve...
     
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    CBTPlanetTiffany

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    Hi Steve,

    There are 2 answers to your question. Yes and No. The MCSA and MCSE Certification Paths have been renamed to MCTS and MCITP. Your budget and the time you have to upgrade/certify yourself ultimately decides what route you will need to take. Feel free to send me a PM or call me toll free and I'll be happy to give you advice on what road to take. 8667187246x705

    Tiffany Gonzalez
     
    CBTPlanetTiffany, Jan 18, 2011
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