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MCSE EXAM
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CassieSimons
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Hi Yobabyo,
It's great that you have lots of experience and that you are now looking to capitalise on that by getting a certification to prove your knowledge to potential employers.
Have you checked out the information for MCSE hopefuls on Microsoft's web site at
There is no "coursework" as such which counts toward the qualification, it is based entirely on you passing the appropriate exams. It is not necessary to take the approved Microsoft courses ("MOC"
, it is perfectly possible to self-study for the exams and with your experience you should find this straightforward to do.
There are lots of books available and the amount of study you will need to do will vary depending on your specific experience. I have found the "Exam Cram" books from useful in preparing for the exams. They help you to focus on the "examinable" material and then if necessary you can build on these topics by using MSDN, Technet or other MS documentation.
Good luck with the studies and hope you will let us know how you get on!
Cassie ????????????????????????
You don't need questions
You need answers.
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It's great that you have lots of experience and that you are now looking to capitalise on that by getting a certification to prove your knowledge to potential employers.
Have you checked out the information for MCSE hopefuls on Microsoft's web site at
There is no "coursework" as such which counts toward the qualification, it is based entirely on you passing the appropriate exams. It is not necessary to take the approved Microsoft courses ("MOC"
, it is perfectly possible to self-study for the exams and with your experience you should find this straightforward to do.There are lots of books available and the amount of study you will need to do will vary depending on your specific experience. I have found the "Exam Cram" books from useful in preparing for the exams. They help you to focus on the "examinable" material and then if necessary you can build on these topics by using MSDN, Technet or other MS documentation.
Good luck with the studies and hope you will let us know how you get on!
Cassie ????????????????????????
You don't need questions
You need answers.
????????????????????????
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