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MOUS Master Instructor Fee: $95


8/1/2001 -- Microsoft has announced fees for its new MOUS Master Instructor certification.

New applicants to the program will be charged $95. Those previously certified as MOUS Authorized Instructors (MOUS AIs) will be charged $50 if they apply for the program before Dec. 31, 2001.

Microsoft replaced the MOUS AI program with the MOUS Master Instructor title in July. The education requirements for both titles are very similar, but candidates for the MOUS Master Instructor title must pass at least three more exams than the MOUS AI required.

Microsoft also announced benefits for those who become Master Instructors. They include a pin, wallet card, certificate and monthly newsletter.

For more information on the MOUS Master Instructor title, click here. -B.N.

 

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1/5/02: Holly says: I was a MOUS AI and am now a Master Instructor. I am GLAD they upgraded the Master Instructor program. To have taken all 5 tests instead of just 2 is a much better benchmark of expertise. I do feel, however, that they should at least offer an optin to purchase a polo. I am not allowed to wear Tee shirts to work, but I wore my AI polo all the time. I also think the Access test was waaaayyyy too easy, but I hated the multiple choice on the Outlook. Don't ask me questions, just make me do it.
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