Get A Quick Start On Certification With Microsoft Learn
Get A Quick Start On Certification With Microsoft Learn

Get A Quick Start On Certification With Microsoft Learn

Microsoft Learn is a fantastic facility for any tech enthusiast looking to up their knowledge and employability through certification. Microsoft credentials are highly sought after by employers, the training courses are FREE, the exams are reasonably-priced, and the whole thing is online and self-paced. They are an excellent addition to CompTIA certifications for a well-rounded IT professional. What’s not to like?

Well, to be honest, there is one thing: the website has been a mess. While the concept for Microsoft Learn is amazing, the execution, at least for a while, has been a shambles.

When I first went looking for a Microsoft Certification last spring (2022), I literally spent hours trying to figure out the web interface and what I needed to do to get the learning required for the certification I was aiming for. In the end, I spent weeks doing coursework, only to realize the course I was working on was incomplete, and some of the tested material wasn’t to be found in the training. It was an incredibly frustrating experience.

Things Have Gotten Better

The good news is that in recent months Microsoft has revamped the site. They’ve made it a lot easier for users to navigate, along with updating a lot of course material! That said, it still takes some time to figure out the structure and navigation of the Microsoft Learn website and courses.

Fortunately, I’m here to help. In the video below, we take a look at the Microsoft Learn website. We look at selecting appropriate courses and how to navigate the course material. Finally, we review some tips for booking and passing the exams.

I’m a huge believer in the value of Microsoft Certifications. Taking the time to get comfortable with the offering and engaging with the training will be time well spent.

Best wishes for huge success in your learning!



2 Comments

  1. AV

    Hey Graeme just wanted to say thanks for making your website and content. I am also just starting my IT learning journey and it’s very nice seeing someone else’s learning process and continual improvement. Keep doing what you are doing!

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