How to become a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT).

MMI and MCASI Programs

to become part of the

Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) program.

As of June 30, 2009, Certiport no longer accepts applications for the Microsoft Master Instructor (MMI) or the Microsoft Certified Application Specialist Instructor (MCASI) programs.

All recipients of these prestigious credentials retain the power of this impressive recognition. Certiport and Microsoft are excited to extend the full benefits of the MCT program to MMI's and MCASI's and any new aspiring applicants.

Through the MCT program, instructors have the opportunity to join a worldwide community of Microsoft Certified Trainers—one that has grown rapidly in both the business-to-business and academic markets. And, they have access to helpful tools, including newsletters, newsgroups and Microsoft's library of learning products.

For more information, visit the Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) program page.

MCTs must fulfill the following requirements.

Meet MCT competency requirements for each course they deliver by:

Acquire a valid Microsoft Certification

Demonstrate instructional presentation skills

Administer course evaluations to every student and maintain high customer-satisfaction scores.

New MCTs must deliver at least one Microsoft course within their first year as an MCT.

Please visit the Official Microsoft website

for more detailed requirements

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