Microsoft discontinuing it's Professional Program

Three years ago, when the Microsoft Professional Program launched to to help you build the technical skills you need to succeed in emerging jobs. The importance of technical skills and industry recognized certifications has grown. That’s why we’ve decided to evolve our approach into a program where you can work toward a technical certification.

The website of Microsoft says, as we retire MPP, Microsoft Learn becomes your destination for building the skills you need to be successful.

One can still use with Microsoft have created Microsoft Learn; a free interactive way of learning. It combines short step-by-step tutorials, browser-based interactive coding/scripting environments, and task-based achievements. Review our technical training and certification offerings for Microsoft role-based certifications below.

Microsoft Professional Program and apply it to a program where you can earn a technical certification when you complete your coursework.

* Certified new hires reach full productivity sooner and find more opportunities for advancement.

* Certified employees earn 15 percent more than those without certification.

* Employees with certifications are nearly 20 percent more productive.

Microsoft Professional Program will end on December 31, 2019.  Enrollments to MPP tracks will discontinue on September 15, 2019. If you are currently enrolled in MPP courses or tracks, please complete them by December 31, 2019.

If you have completed your MPP courses or tracks, please save/print certificates by December 31, 2019. Learners enrolled in tracks as of September 15, 2019 will have a final opportunity to take the capstone from November 1 through December 31, 2019. We are making this capstone period longer than the typical one month to allow for more time to test and retake, if needed. This final capstone will replace the one normally scheduled for Oct. 1-31.