How can I keep up to date on Microsoft certification announcements?

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How can I keep up to date on Microsoft certification announcements?

tswayne 16 weeks ago

Is there a source that keeps track of MS certification offerings? I've looked around MS's site, and I can seem to find a easy to access source for what's new/updated. I was looking for MCITP in Virtualization for Windows Server 2012, but apparently it isn't available yet. Where can I find new certification release dates? I'm sure that it is buried somewhere on a MS website, but I can't seem to find it if it is.

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jimlynch 16 weeks ago

Here's a helpful page on Microsoft's certification site:

http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/about.aspx

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stylor 17 weeks ago

New Microsoft certifications are generally announced on Born to Learn.

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