[ticktockclok]

Well, that's my goal at least. I'm going to try to become a "Microsoft Office Specialist Master". I don't think there's any age limit on these this. Basically, I have to pass Microsoft's toughest examinations in Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and than either Access or Outlook. I'm probably going to go with Outlook, because that's probably most useful to me. Anyway, this provides college credits as well. I've been saving for some books to help me on this, and as of now two books look pretty good.

Here are Book 1 and Book 2.

Our family's been in something of money troubles, so I figured if I could study 30 minutes each day, I would be able to get a Master Certification by the end of the school year and start making a small amount during the summer. Each program takes about 30 hours to get through. So at 30 minutes each day, I could get each certification in 30 hours. I would probably try to get through Word, then Powerpoint, then Excel, and lastly Outlook, since Word/Powerpoint probably have the most business, I could get those exams done and then start working.

Well, thats all I guess. Just wondered what you think of it, and if Cspace or Baseballl have any input from experience, that would be great. To start off, I went to the public library and picked up some books on Powerpoint. There's a bunch of info I've never known about! This book is a bit weird in some ways. There's a section that tells you how to dress when giving a presentation!

This post has been edited by ticktockclok: 27 July 2006 - 06:21 AM

[Joseph]

Nice. Good luck getting your certification.

[Slay Mantus]

how to dress eh?
mabe thatd help with my school presentations

[Neraphym]

Wow, good luck with this goal of yours.

[Nuu™™]

How dare you! Working for the Evil Corporation™!






























Stupidity, aside, good luck.