The Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) program is the only comprehensive certification program designed to validate desktop computer skills using Microsoft Office programs. MOUS proves computer literacy, measures proficiency and identifies opportunities for skills enhancement.
The exams feature real-world assignments that are based on the way you use Microsoft Office programs. Using an actual document, for example, you'll be asked to perform a series of tasks that clearly demonstrates your desktop computing skills.
Successful candidates receive a Microsoft Office User Specialist certificate that sets them apart from their peers in a competitive job market. It's a valuable credential recognized worldwide as proof that you've hot the desktop computing skills you need to work more productively and more efficiently.
The MOUS program offers two levels of certification: Core and Expert. In addition, by passing a series of exams, you can achieve MOUS Master Certification.
How do I prepare for certification?
You can start by looking at our Web site at http://www.microsoft.com/mous . You'll find information on how to prepare for exams and a list of skills you'll need to demonstrate in order to become a Microsoft Office User Specialist at the level you choose. A list of MOUS Aprroved Courseware can also be found on the Web site.
What can I expect?
A typical exam takes about an hour, and you will receive your results immediately. In addition to measuring your skills, each exam also gauges your productivity and identifies areas in which you may need further training.
Take the exam. Certify your productivity.
There's no better time than right now. For more information
contact Karen Lankisch at karen.lankisch@uc.edu or
call (513)-732-5250.
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