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Sarah has attended:
Excel Intermediate course

by - delegate Sarah [2 posts] (2008 Feb 20 Wed, 12:21) Reply

Can you give me information regarding the MSO qualification, its syllabus and its cost please.

Thanks

sarah

Version	Date	Location	Places available	Book	Next place rate:
MOS/MCAS exam 1 day course
Version	Date	Location	Places available	Book	Card	Invoice
2003/2007	2008 Jul 9 Wed	Tooting	3	book now	£65	£65
2003/2007	2008 Jul 16 Wed	Tooting	0	FULL
2003/2007	2008 Jul 24 Thu	Tooting	4	book now	£65	£65
2003/2007	2008 Aug 7 Thu	Tooting	2	book now	£65	£65
2003/2007	2008 Aug 14 Thu	Tooting	4	book now	£65	£65
2003/2007	2008 Aug 21 Thu	Tooting	4	book now	£65	£65
Full Schedule: See all 22 MOS/MCAS exam course dates. Bookings currently available until 29th December 2008.

RE: MSO

by - trainer Rich platinum contributer [654 posts] (2008 Feb 20 Wed, 15:05) Reply

Hi Sarah,

You'd be best to visit our MOS page at http://www.microsofttraining.net/mos-courses-london.php for the most current information.

We are an authorised MOS testing centre.

Exams are currently £55 (unless you have your own exam voucher) and you can book online through our web site, just use the course-drop down box to select MOS exam.

There is a link to exam syllabus and preparation (on the Microsoft web site) on our MOS page.

If you require any more information, please don't hesitate to contact our enquiries team.

Kind regards,
Rich

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