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    • scottalanmillerS
      scottalanmiller @IRJ
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      @irj said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

      However, there are plenty of entry jobs that would hire 18 year old with MTA. Plenty of helpdesk jobs out there that just require HS diploma and are constantly a revolving door.

      Here is the issue...

      1. If they would hire the same student without the MTA, they can't be counted. This means that the MTA didn't help.
      2. If they would hire the same student with an MSP instead of the MTA, they can't be counted, because the MTA was only a break even compared to something more practical.
      3. If the number that would not hire someone because of the MTA is equal to or hire the remainder of the two discounted above, then the MTA becomes actively negative.
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      • black3dynamiteB
        black3dynamite
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        Where I work at, we are a test center and our students or instructors can go for certifications like MTA, MOS, and MCE.

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        • scottalanmillerS
          scottalanmiller @black3dynamite
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          @black3dynamite said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

          Where I work at, we are a test center and our students or instructors can go for certifications like MTA, MOS, and MCE.

          So you are a secretarial training center? What do you do? MOS is for secretaries and receptionists. MCE is for teachers. MTA is for pre-topical students.

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          • black3dynamiteB
            black3dynamite @scottalanmiller
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            @scottalanmiller said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

            @black3dynamite said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

            Where I work at, we are a test center and our students or instructors can go for certifications like MTA, MOS, and MCE.

            So you are a secretarial training center? What do you do? MOS is for secretaries and receptionists. MCE is for teachers. MTA is for pre-topical students.

            No, I am the IT Support Specialist (damn those long titles) for the school that is also a Certiport test center too.

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            • scottalanmillerS
              scottalanmiller @black3dynamite
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              @black3dynamite said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

              @scottalanmiller said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

              @black3dynamite said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

              Where I work at, we are a test center and our students or instructors can go for certifications like MTA, MOS, and MCE.

              So you are a secretarial training center? What do you do? MOS is for secretaries and receptionists. MCE is for teachers. MTA is for pre-topical students.

              No, I am the IT Support Specialist (damn those long titles) for the school that is also a Certiport test center too.

              I got that YOU are in IT. 🙂 I'm just wondering what they do that offers those non-IT certs. It makes sense that all of those exist, they all have a solid place and reason. Just not IT reasons. Or in the case of MTA, not professional IT reasons.

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              • black3dynamiteB
                black3dynamite @scottalanmiller
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                @scottalanmiller said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

                @black3dynamite said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

                @scottalanmiller said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

                @black3dynamite said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

                Where I work at, we are a test center and our students or instructors can go for certifications like MTA, MOS, and MCE.

                So you are a secretarial training center? What do you do? MOS is for secretaries and receptionists. MCE is for teachers. MTA is for pre-topical students.

                No, I am the IT Support Specialist (damn those long titles) for the school that is also a Certiport test center too.

                I got that YOU are in IT. 🙂 I'm just wondering what they do that offers those non-IT certs. It makes sense that all of those exist, they all have a solid place and reason. Just not IT reasons. Or in the case of MTA, not professional IT reasons.

                We do provide IT students with TestOut.
                http://www.testout.com/Certification/Pro-Exams/Catalog

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                • scottalanmillerS
                  scottalanmiller @black3dynamite
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                  @black3dynamite said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

                  @scottalanmiller said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

                  @black3dynamite said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

                  @scottalanmiller said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

                  @black3dynamite said in Understanding the Microsoft MTA Certifications SAMIT Video:

                  Where I work at, we are a test center and our students or instructors can go for certifications like MTA, MOS, and MCE.

                  So you are a secretarial training center? What do you do? MOS is for secretaries and receptionists. MCE is for teachers. MTA is for pre-topical students.

                  No, I am the IT Support Specialist (damn those long titles) for the school that is also a Certiport test center too.

                  I got that YOU are in IT. 🙂 I'm just wondering what they do that offers those non-IT certs. It makes sense that all of those exist, they all have a solid place and reason. Just not IT reasons. Or in the case of MTA, not professional IT reasons.

                  We do provide IT students with TestOut.
                  http://www.testout.com/Certification/Pro-Exams/Catalog

                  Never heard of that one.

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