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MCITP Training and CertificationBy Craig FriesenComputer Training Schools Columnist Microsoft training and certifications are globally recognized and accepted. The Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) certification can be a valuable asset for you as an IT professional to advance your technology career.
MCITP Training and Certification: A New Way to Express Your SkillsMicrosoft certifications focus on certain areas of competency more than on proficiency with individual Microsoft products. In the IT certification grouping, you can get your MCITP training in 4 different areas. These 4 areas include database developer, database administrator, business intelligence developer, and enterprise support technician.IT Professional: Database DeveloperIn order to take the database developer training and certification exam, you have to possess your Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS): SQL Server 2005 credential. After that you need to pass 2 more exams. These are:
IT Professional: Database AdministratorThe prerequisite accreditation to taking this exam is the MCTS: SQL Server 2005 certification. To achieve your MCITP: Database Administrator certification you need to complete the following 2 exams:
IT Professional: Business Intelligence DeveloperPrior to gaining your MCITP: Business Intelligence Developer certification you must hold your MCTS: SQL Server 2005 Business Intelligence certification. Then you need to pass these 2 exams:
IT Professional: Enterprise Support TechnicianEarning your MCITP: Enterprise Support Technician certification involves passing one exam:
Sources Microsoft Certifications: "MCITP Certification." About the author Craig Friesen is a freelance writer and self-employed entrepreneur living in Abbotsford, British Columbia.
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