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The Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) credential ensures that a technician’s abilities and skills are at the level required to perform a specific job role. As such, all MCITP certifications are built on the firm foundation of the technical proficiencies measured by the Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) certifications, which cover specific Microsoft technologies and tasks within those technologies. Essentially, in order to earn an MCITP accreditation, you must first prove mastery of the technologies used in that job role through MCTS credentials.
Candidates for the MCITP are varied. Essentially, anyone who regularly builds, maintains, designs, deploys and operates a given set of technologies for a job role such as Server Administrator or Database Developer is qualified to begin taking the tests necessary for an MCITP credential. It is assumed that successful candidates work regularly in their chosen environment and are generally recognized as professional-level experts in their field.
Salaries for MCITP-certified technicians vary by job role. Please refer to the specific MCITP credential you are interested in for a more detailed breakdown of candidacy requirements, salary offerings and test composition. Below, we have listed all tests that are a part of the MCITP program. Remember that while a given MCITP credential is composed of more than one test, each test confers an MCTS in that technology. Helpful:Compare MCITP with other certifications Search:Find Articles for MCITP
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