Daniel Harter
Tue, 5 Oct 1999 09:53:07 -0700
On Mon, 4 Oct 1999, Dan York wrote: > l-c-program, > As we were talking about recertification and renewal recently, I found > this interesting note in an online newsletter I get. Seems Microsoft > will *force* all current MCSE's to upgrade to the new exams. (Which > pretty much means that I won't be an MCSE after December 31, 2000, given > that I have absolutely *zero* interest in learning about Windows 2000!) I believe you are mistaken. You will be a MCSE until at least December 2001, depending on what exams you have taken. Check http://www.microsoft.com/mcp/examinfo/retired.htm for information on exams being retired. You have 1 year after the exam is retired to take a replacement. The announcement below also states that. Regards, Dan Harter > Just thought I'd mention what another program is doing, > Dan > > * MICROSOFT ANNOUNCES NEW MCSE REQUIREMENTS > Last week, Microsoft announced the Windows 2000 (Win2K) certification > track for MCSEs. To obtain certification, candidates must pass five > core exams and two electives. Microsoft will provide an accelerated > exam for candidates who have already passed the Windows NT 4.0 exam. > Testing for NT 4.0 certification will cease after 2000. > MCSE-certified professionals who received their certification on NT > 4.0 should note that their certification will not be valid after > December 31, 2001, unless they upgrade their certification to Win2K. > Travel to http://www.microsoft.com/mcp/certstep/mcse.htm for details. ________________________________________________________________________ This message was sent by the linux-cert-program mailing list. To unsubscribe: echo unsubscribe | mail -s '' [EMAIL PROTECTED]