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There are various programs that fall under the Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) title. For example: Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP), and Microsoft Certified Professional Developer (MCPD).
The benefit is that you have a certificate from Microsoft to prove that you have passed their tests for the specific program.
It doesn't mean that you know any more than someone who has learned on their own. However, some employers require the certification and it can help you get your foot in the door.
Other than that I would say that the certificate looks good in your portfolio where I put my MOS (Microsoft Office Expert 2003) certificate or hanging on your wall for your family and friends to admire. :-)
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By earning a Microsoft Certification, you gain advanced, market-relevant skills that employers recognize and respect as well as opportunities to connect with a global community of other certified professionals. Additionally, certification provides you with access to exclusive Microsoft resources and benefits, such as the MCP member Web site, career-building tools, and training. Explore the benefits of certification—and start your journey to attaining your ideal career.
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The benefit is that you have a certificate from Microsoft to prove that you have passed their tests for the specific program.
It doesn't mean that you know any more than someone who has learned on their own. However, some employers require the certification and it can help you get your foot in the door.
Other than that I would say that the certificate looks good in your portfolio where I put my MOS (Microsoft Office Expert 2003) certificate or hanging on your wall for your family and friends to admire. :-)
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http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/certification/cert-overview.aspx
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----quote---- By earning a Microsoft Certification, you gain advanced, market-relevant skills that employers recognize and respect as well as opportunities to connect with a global community of other certified professionals. Additionally, certification provides you with access to exclusive Microsoft resources and benefits, such as the MCP member Web site, career-building tools, and training. Explore the benefits of certification—and start your journey to attaining your ideal career.
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