Free Vouchers from Microsoft for 70-532 (beta), 70-533, 70-346 or 70-347

Microsoft is giving away 10,000 vouchers for the Office 365 program at Prometric Testing Centers Terms and Conditions for Microsoft Certification Vouchers:
- Offer good until December 31, 2014 for up to a total of 10,000 vouchers distributed worldwide.
- Eligible exams: A voucher may be redeemed to take one of the following MCP exams: 70-532 (beta), 70-533, 70-346 or 70-347. This offer does not include Microsoft Technology Associate exams.
- Offer ends on December 31, 2014 or while supplies last. Individuals must register for and take all exams prior to December 31, 2014.
- Vouchers may not be used for any other offering than the specified offer.
- Microsoft, Prometric and APTCs are not responsible for lost or stolen vouchers or voucher numbers.
- Vouchers may not be redeemed for cash, credit or refunds.
- Expired, stolen or lost vouchers will not be replaced.
- Vouchers may not be applied to exams that have already been taken.
- Vouchers are nontransferable and are void if altered or revised in any way.
- Any resale or distribution of vouchers is expressly prohibited.
- Taxes, if any, are the sole responsibility of the recipient.
- There is a rescheduling fee for individuals who reschedule or cancel their appointment to take an exam 15 or fewer days before the scheduled date.
- Individuals that cancel or reschedule their appointment to take an exam seventy-two hours or less from the scheduled time will forfeit their exam voucher (voucher cannot be used again).
- Individuals that fail to show up for their scheduled exam appointment will forfeit their exam voucher (voucher cannot be used again).
- Voucher expiration dates cannot be extended under any circumstances.
- To register for an exam, visit the Prometric website www.prometric.com. You must provide the Voucher code provided by Prometric when registering to take an exam.
- Exam 70-532 is a beta exam and all beta policies apply.
- Due to government gift and ethics laws, government employees (including military and employees of public education institutions) are not eligible to participate.
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-scott
I've already taken the O365 70-346 this past week through work (before knowing about the freebies)
O365 is a good thing to learn up on; I am quite enjoying it!
-scott
Scott - I have been my company O365 admin for the past half year and am slated to take the 70-346 in a week. Any advice or resources you used to pass would be most helpful. Thanks!
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I am using MVA primarily (there are a bunch of courses with the category "Office 365") and PluralSight videos on Office 365. I am wondering what books are out right now. Currently for reading I am just reviewing TechNet.
Appreciate the heads up. +1
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Howdy! -- I as well have been administering a fair amount of O 365 stuff over the past couple years.
I started first by doing the CBTNuggets Videos for the MOS 77-891 -- Just the second and third videos have any relevancy to this exam, and it isn't exact but it was a good start. I had working knowledge but I was just doing what I was trained at work, I didn't actually know really what I was doing. So those two videos are about 1 hour total. Easy.
I then did the MVA course for Managing Identities and Services: Office 365 Training Course | Microsoft Virtual Academy
This course is about 9 hours, and it has some fluff, but it covers most of the exam.
The exam itself wasn't entirely difficult. Fair amount of drag and droppers and powershell stuff. The powershell stuff is pretty easy to figure out as long as you have experience with syntax and whatnot. No lab stuff. Some of wrong answers are pretty easy to eliminate right off the bat.
Make sure you know:
The differences between all the plans of Office 365, the benefits of each ect.
The technology as it pertains to how which part runs on what ect ect
Understand how each administrator role is utilized.
Understand DirSync
Understand the differences between E1, E2, E3 and E4 plans
Understand how it works with Active Directory (either through Azure or On-Premesis)
I will say that I had a little leg up because I took the 74-325 a month ago and there was quite a bit of overlap between that exam and this one.
During the videos on MVA, search technet for the topics. There is literally an article about every single thing they talk about.
-scott
-scott
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Right now reading a lot of TechNet articles on O365 and the MVA O365 Identities and Services module (good info on these) for this exam.
That is exactly what I did -- It really wasn't an especially difficult exam, however the 347 appears to have less material...
As mentioned before, work made me take the 74-325 O365 compentency exam and that had a lot of bleed with the 346
-scott
-scott
Hey, I am curious to how you did
I used the material from Scott in the forum. I also watched the MVA videos as well as did the virtual labs related to provisioning Office 365
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-scott
Why would a supervisor care one way or the other? Does it affect your company's Microsoft partner level?
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I agree with Tprice - this O 365 isn't even included in any partner requirements... only the 74-325 is, and that is only for the small business partner requirement...
-scott
Wow awesome passed both tests on the same day! You must have a knack for Microsoft exams...they are never straightforward to me
Not sure if the vouchers are transferable or not... perhaps they are?
Thanks in advance!
Matt