MCT (Microsoft Certified Trainer)
The MCT (Microsoft Certified Trainer) is specifically intended for individuals wishing to deliver Microsoft training at Microsoft Authorized Technical Education Centers and Microsoft Authorized Academic Training Program institutions. For more about becoming an MCT then go to Microsoft's MCT web page.

MCSE+Internet (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineers with a specialty in the Internet)
The MCSE+Internet (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineers with a specialty in the Internet) certification qualifies an IT professional to enhance, deploy and manage Internet and intranet solutions that include a browser, proxy server, host servers, database, and messaging and commerce components. To find out more about the MCSE+Internet certification then you should go to Microsoft's MCSE+Internet web page.

MCSE (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineers)
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineers are required to pass six exams in total. The operating system exams require you to demonstrate your expertise with desktop, server, and networking components, whilst the elective exams require you to demonstrate skills with Microsoft BackOffice products. To find out more about the MCSE certification then you should go to Microsoft's MCSE web page.

MCDBA (Microsoft Certified Database Administrator)
The Microsoft Certified Database Administrator certification is the certification for IT professionals who implement and administer Microsoft SQL Server databases. Microsoft Certified Database Administrators are required to pass five exams in total. To find out more about the MCDBA certification then you should go to Microsoft's MCDBA web page.

MCSD (Microsoft Certified Solution Developer)
Microsoft Certified Solution Developer is the certification for professionals who design and develop custom business solutions with Microsoft development tools, technologies, and platforms. Microsoft Certified Solution Developers are required to pass four exams in total. The exams require you to prove your skills using Microsoft’s products, such as Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Visual Studio and Microsoft Component Services. To find out more about the MCSD certification then you should go to Microsoft's MCSD web page.

MCP+Site Building (Microsoft Certified Professional + Site Building)
Microsoft Certified Professionals with a specialty in site building are qualified to plan, build, maintain, and manage Web sites using Microsoft technologies and products. Appropriate for people managing interactive Web sites that include database connectivity, multimedia, and searchable content. Two exams are required for certification. To find out more about the MCP+Site Building certification then you should go to Microsoft's MCP+Site Building web page.

MCP+Internet (Microsoft Certified Professional + Internet)
Microsoft Certified Professionals with a specialty in the Internet become qualified to plan security, manage server resources, install and configure server products, extend servers to run CGI scripts or ISAPI scripts, troubleshoot problems, and monitor and analyze performance. Three exams are required for certification. For more about this certification then go to Microsoft's MCP+Internet web page.

Microsoft Office User Specialist - Master level (Office 97)
Becoming a Microsoft Office User Specialist at Master level indicates that you have a comprehensive understanding of Microsoft Office 97. For more about the Master Level Office User Specialist certification then go to http://www.mous.net/.

Microsoft Office User Specialist - Expert level (Office 97)
Becoming a Microsoft Office User Specialist at the Expert level indicates that you have a comprehensive understanding of the advanced features in a specific Microsoft Office 97 application. For more about the Expert level Office User Specialist certification then go to http://www.mous.net/.

Microsoft Office User Specialist - Proficient level (Office 97)
Becoming a Microsoft Office User Specialist at the Proficient level indicates that you have a comprehensive understanding of the core features in a specific Microsoft Office 97 application. For more about the Proficient level Office User Specialist certification then go to http://www.mous.net/.

Microsoft Office User Specialist - Master level (Office 2000)
Becoming a Microsoft Office User Specialist at Master level indicates that you have a comprehensive understanding of Microsoft Office 2000. For more about the Master Level Office User Specialist certification then go to http://www.mous.net/.

Microsoft Office User Specialist - Expert level (Office 2000)
Becoming a Microsoft Office User Specialist at the Expert level indicates that you have a comprehensive understanding of the advanced features in a specific Microsoft Office 2000 application. For more about the Expert level Office User Specialist certification then go to http://www.mous.net/.

Microsoft Office User Specialist - Core level (Office 2000)
Becoming a Microsoft Office User Specialist at the Core level indicates that you have a comprehensive understanding of the core features in a specific Microsoft Office 2000 application. For more about the Core level Office User Specialist certification then go to http://www.mous.net/.

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