Here is my slide deck from the Certification Revolution event. In addition to the slides, the information in the notes panes should provide you with enough information to put together a solid business case to implement the MTA into your curriculum.
Please feel free to get in touch if you need any guidance in bringing the MTA into your curriculum.
I’m writing this on the train back from London where I was given the opportunity to speak to a (round) room full of educators and instructors. It is an amazing experience to interact with this community due to the fact that the experience that schoolteachers and school leaders have are more akin to the age group that I teach. However, the content that I deliver is more alike to commercial training. Hence to be able to take information from one area of my interests and to be able to give it back to another community is quite enthralling.
I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to Prodigy, my fellow revolutionaries (speakers) and all the attendees of the Prodigy Certification Revolution event.
I hope that you all enjoyed it and I look forward to communicating with you over the next few weeks to get you “revolutionised” for the MTA.
For more information about how to get started with either MOS or MTA, take a look at: http://www.prodigyuk.co.uk/
As Certiport in the US is taking in registrations for their License to Skills tour (http://www.certiport.com/portal/common/htmllibrary/Skill/home.html), Prodigy Learning in the UK and Ireland are holding a premier event at the London Eye!
The One Day event will take an in-depth look at the Microsoft Technology Associate qualification and how it could be integrated into your organisation. It will also talk about the new Microsoft Office 2010 exams and what could it mean becoming a MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) for the new generation of certifications.
If you want to attend, be quick! You can register at the following website: http://www.certification-revolution.com/
Hope to see you there!
