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Demand for Microsoft's Entry-Level Certification Still High in 2009
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Firebrand Training are still seeing strong demand for Microsoft s entry level
support qualification, the MCDST, despite the fact it s now well out of date,
having been replaced 2 years ago by the much newer MCITP Enterprtise Support...
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Firebrand Training are still seeing strong demand for Microsoft s entry level
support qualification, the MCDST, despite the fact it s now well out of date,
having been replaced 2 years ago by the much newer MCITP Enterprtise Support
Technician cert.
London, UK, May 23, 2009 -- The MCDST - career recession-proofing very much on the
agenda.
According to Rob Chapman from Firebrand, it s the same scenario with the
MCSE
"The MCDST, like the MCSE, still has a brand value which is much bigger than the
perceived value of the curriculum taught.
So whilst Microsoft are pressing ahead
with their new line of ITPro and Technical Specialist certs, the market are
desperately clinging on to the "badge" of the good old fashioned MCDST and MCSE"
The Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician course runs over five days and
is open to any IT professional providing support to end-users.
On successfully completing the course, students will be able to support Microsoft
Business Solutions and troubles
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