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Help Please

mickythumbs

Guys

After getting my MCSA 2003 I stopped studying, started my own business and used some of my skills.

I want to start studying again and I am looking at exchange (70-284) to upgrade me to MCSA 2k3 + messaging my question is with the 2008 certs just around the corner is this the best way to go or should I wait.

Can I have your comments

Thanks

Michael

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Comments

sthomas

I wouldn't wait since there are still companies out there that use Exchange 2003 and will for a while. An alternative would be to go for the Exchange 2007 exams instead.

http://www.microsoft.com/learning/exams/70-236.mspx

ajs1976

the Exchange 2007 exam can not be used for the MCSE+Messaging.

mickythumbs

Thanks

I have enrolled for the exchange 2K3 course at a local University. Its a night class @ 300 UK pounds for 5 weeks, The 2K7 is harder to find its not offered by many over here

I just wonder if the new generation of certs will be perfered by employers or will the 2003 be accepted for a while yet

iproute

mickythumbs wrote:

I just wonder if the new generation of certs will be perfered by employers or will the 2003 be accepted for a while yet

The 2003 line will be accepted for quite a while, I'd think. Most companies are not early adopters. They won't move to the latest and greatest thing right out of the gate. On average, it'll take them a few years. Also - you can always "upgrade" when the market is more saturated with the newer stuff.

Kasor

I agree W2K3 will be around for while.