Microsoft Subnet and New Horizons Computer Learning Centers are happy to announce the winner for the January giveaway for free training. Vicky Wilson, IT Administrator, Newport Utilities, answered the trivia question correctly and was selected in a random drawing. The answer to the trivia question was that MCSE certification is being replaced by the Microsoft Certified IT Professional certification. (Read more about that from certification guru Patrick Regan’s blog.)
Vicky plans to study Office 2007 products, as her company has just completed an upgrade within the last 30 days. She also wants to take more project management training and perhaps obtain a project management certification.
Congratulations, Vicky!
You, too, can win. The next drawing will take place on Feb. 28.
Click here for entry instructions. One lucky Microsoft Subnet reader will win a free Microsoft training course from New Horizons Computer Learning Centers. The winning reader can choose any five-day (or shorter) Microsoft course among the comprehensive New Horizons’ catalog. (Plus get your training questions answered via trainer Ron Colonna’s blog and via the blog of certification guru and author Patrick Regan.)
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