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Have a look at the FAQ for this group on http:\\mscefaq.htmlplanet.com and
at the microsoft site for MCSE certification at
http://www.microsoft.com/mcp/certstep/mcse.htm

You currently need to take 6 exams, 4 core + 2 electives. Most people start
with Windows NT Workstation as it is regarded as an easy exam.
Most recommended book is "Windows NT 4.0 MCSE Study Guide" by Alan R. Carter
IDG Books ISBN 0-7645-3087-9. This also covers Server and Server in the
Enterprise. The Exam Cram series of books from Coriolis are good for
pre-exam revision.

Check www.2Test.com for Sylvan Prometric or www.vue.com for testing centres
near you.


Mary


Lawrence Hughes <lhughes@ihug.com.au> wrote in message
news:948000618.131777@mel.ihug.com.au...
> I am currently looking for work. after a job interview with a large retail
> company they suggested that I do the mcse course as that is the first
thing
> they look for when recruiting. I had thought about it before but at that
> stage I did not feel that it was appropriate that I did it. now I would
like
> to do the course but my problem is
>
> -    what exams should I do?
> -    where should I do them?(I'm in Melbourne Australia)
> -    any other short courses I should do(before or after)
> -    sugetions on a good set of mcse books
>
> currently I have no formal qualifications
>
> ideally id like to be working with business systems with some POS system
> work(i.e. retail businesses). also business system design and
implementation
> or data connectivity for businesses(supplier or user)
>
> also does anyone know of any courses for business systems(i.e. ingress or
> sap)
>
>
> thanks for your time and help
> Lawrence Hughes
>
>
>
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