Pitman Training group Certificates and exam Equivalent

With the Pitman Training Group Ltd, I had studied, taken exams and received certificates in Office Apps:

  • Word 2013 and Expert

  • PowerPoint 2013

  • Access 2013

  • Outlook 2013

  • Excel 2013 and Expert


I wondered if these qualified me as a Specialist, Associate or Expert or place me to take any further exams to become one.

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Hello, PEPA_Online.

Welcome to Microsoft Community,

We understand that you want to know the level acquired by achieving your Certifications and want suggestions to improve your knowledge with Office Apps.

In 2019, Microsoft has introduced certification levels, otherwise known as badges, which breakdown their courses into three tiers. This was implemented for many reasons, which benefit both attendee and prospective employer in a few ways:

  • Makes Microsoft courses more accessible to both beginners and IT veterans

  • Encourages those of all levels to become certified, helping to produce a clearer industry standard

  • Makes it easier for employers to select skilled professionals based on the type of knowledge base they require

  • Provides IT professionals with long-term goals for continuing professional development

  • Provides greater clarity to skill level of certification

The stars represents the level of Expertise and knowledge about a theme or Certification content as follows:

  1. Level 1: Fundamentals or Specialist (1 Star).

  2. Level 2: Associate (2 Stars).

  3. Level 3: Expert (3 Stars).

These tier levels, combined with the new role-based certifications provide a clear career pathway that IT newbies can follow in its entirety to become highly skilled professionals, as well as providing the opportunity for existing professionals to expand on their career knowledge base through the associate and expert levels.

We would like to let you know which level have you achieved with the mentioned Certifications:

  • Word 2013 and Expert: Specialist and Expert

  • PowerPoint 2013: Specialist

  • Access 2013: Specialist

  • Outlook 2013: Specialist

  • Excel 2013 and Expert: Specialist and Expert

To continue growing, we suggest the following active Certificates in Office Apps to improve your knowledge and level of expertise, and you can choose

Excel:

Word:

Access:

PowerPoint:

Outlook:

Office:

We invite you to check each Exam page to learn more about the Exams and Prerequisites to obtain the Certifications. Keep in mind that after fulfill all the requirements, you have to wait up to 7 business days to visualize and download your Certificate on Your Dashboard.

With the information above we hope that you can identify your needs as a Candidate and previous knowledge to choose your preferred Certifications

You can find in each Certification page, the Exam related. To find and browse for Certifications and Exams that may interest you, please use our tool: Browse Certifications.

We understand that the subject is somewhat extensive and we want to know if the information provided has been completely clear or if you want to know more details about a particular certification. We will be attentive to your comments.

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