Costs of exams

Discussion in 'Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Office 365' started by superkarimo, Sep 7, 2005.

  1. superkarimo

    superkarimo Bit Poster

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    I've decided to pursue the self taught road to getting some certs, I realise you have to book exams through a Prometric centre. Is there any single site which provides up to date info on exams , their costs and any prequisites needed. Have checked various training providers which seem keen on listing all modules involved in their training and a list of exams but no idea on costs involved. this probably has been asked before so apologies if I am covering old ground here
     
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  2. simongrahamuk
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    simongrahamuk Hmmmmmmm?

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    Hi,

    If you have a look in the Traning and Development Forum I'm sure that you'll find all of what you want to know, as it seems to come up quite regullarly.

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  3. Sarah

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    Mous are £55.00p each ....
     
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  5. Kitkatninja
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    You can also use PearsonVue Testing Centres, the cost of the exams differ, depending on the type of exam you want to take. As mentioned before the MOS exams cost £55.00. However the MCDST/MCSA/MCSE, etc cost £88.00 per exam (then include VAT on top of this). You could go to getcertifiedforless.com or a similar site and you could get the vouchers for approx £90.00, cause it's a US site you don't pay VAT - hence a saving of approx £15.00

    Hope this helps on your quest of tests :biggrin

    -Ken
     
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  6. bookworms

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    For all MOS exams and further infos about testing centers, instructors and even a sample of the simulation type exams you will find at http://www.certiport.com

    The vouchers site from above has revamped their site and is now http://www.getcertify4less.com/ offering a MOS vocher for 60 USD = 35 GBP

    Also a hot tip for preparing software at you own path is the DDC training, as its a hands on simulation, just like the exam. Check out via google or here http://www.studyexam4less.com/ddctraining.asp Of course all official Microsoft books cover all the topics of the exams. Best advice is anyhow extensive practice and training with the software.
     

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