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Program Objective
Microsoft Systems Center Specialist Program supports IT professionals who currently have core or foundation knowledge and want to earn MCTS certifications in either System Center Operations Manager 2007 or System Center Configuration Manager 2007. The purpose of the training is to increase: (1) enrollments in training that result in an employer-recognized IT certification; (2) training retentions and completions; and (3) the number of individuals qualified for, getting, and retaining employment in demanding occupations directly related to the training program.
SQLSoft+ Dislocated IT Worker Training
SQLSoft+ Dislocated IT Worker Training offers the following services:
- Assessment of career needs, skills and abilities, program eligibility, and more.
- Career counseling
- Case management and an individualized employment/training plan
- Job readiness training
- Individualized assistance through our job placement program
- Follow up after employment to support career and wage progression
- Pre-employment training with employers who need additional, specialized skills
- Coordination with current employers to identify training that will increase the IT Professional and Professional Developers’ ability to maintain employment or obtain a better job within the organization
Industry Demand
According to the WILMA.org web site the following related jobs are supported by this program and are in demand by employers:
- Computer and Information Systems Managers (SOC 113021)
- Computer Operators (SOC 113021)
- Computer Systems Analysts (SOC 113021)
- Network and Computer Systems Administrators (SOC 113021)
Microsoft Systems Center Specialist Program Certifications
SQLSoft+ offers two MCTS certification paths that build on Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) prerequisites and align with job roles that are relevant in the marketplace.
Student Admission Requirements
Candidates for any of the MCTS certifications are professionals who work with SQL Server 2008, or who anticipate doing so in the near future. They should have at least one year of experience using the underlying technologies that are covered in the corresponding exam.
Microsoft Systems Center Specialist Program Certification Paths
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MCTS - System Center Operations
Manager 2007, Configuration |
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Course |
MS-50028 - Managing System Center Operations Manager 2007 |
4
Days |
$1,980* |
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Exam |
070-400 - TS: Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007, Configuring |
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MCTS - System Center Configuration
Manager 2007, Configuration |
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Course |
MS-6451 - Planning, Deploying and Managing System Center Configuration Manager 2007 |
5
Days |
$2,475* |
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Exam |
070-401 - TS: Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007, Configuring |
Class Days
Class days can range from 5 days to 9 days. The assessment will dictate the number of classes that will be required.
Method of Instruction
Classroom lecture and lab
Training/Instructional Aids and Facilities
Each classroom includes Internet connection and a variety of equipment such as whiteboards, projectors, easels, and other kinds of teaching materials to enhance the training experience. All training will be conducted on equipment that exceeds the requirements established by the course author and includes one computer per participant and one instructor computer with the following minimum specification:
- Dual Processor 2.0 GHz or faster
- 8 GB of memory
- 2 disk drives of 250 GB each or greater
- 17” Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse
- Internet connection
Maximum Number of Students Per Class
24
Program Charges:
Students are assessed to ensure they meet the course prerequisites and may require a variable number of courses. Program charges can range from $1,980 to $4,475 (before discount) per certificate and include assessment, tuition, registration fee, books, supplies, lab fees, student activity fees, certification test preparation, certification exam, and employment services.
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