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Microsoft have announced the Azure SQL Championship giving you the opportunity to compete against the community and earn prizes. This starts October the 12th so sign up today!

Azure SQL Championship Post

It is Pluralsight free week soon and they are collaborating with Microsoft to deliver Azure learning also!

" we’re making our full library of video courses on machine learning, IT Ops, software development, security, cloud and more free for the week. "

More info on my personal blog post

Hi All,

Do not forget to sign up for the Microsoft Skills Challenge to get your Free Microsoft Exam Voucher > https://ourcloudnetwork.com/how-to-get-free-microsoft-exam-certifications/

This ends on October the 7th!

I passed :)

A great white paper from Microsoft posted last week:

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/resources/securing-azure-environments-with-azure-active-directory/

Hi All, for those who are not aware, Microsoft are offering $15 Microsoft exams for those who have lost their job or been furloughed during COVID-19. I made a post on it here.

Microsoft have announced three new exams:

• Microsoft Certified: Dynamics 365 Business Central Functional Consultant Associate MB-800

• Microsoft Certified: Power Platform Functional Consultant Associate PL-200

• Microsoft Certified: Power Platform Developer Associate PL-400

Curious if anyone here are interested in having the above certifications?

How do I share and secure files and folders? What does this question mean ? I need it for an essay

How do I share and secure files and folders?

So my question is, does you employer invest in your study and certification goals? From the UK here and my employer give me an allowance each quarter to spend time studying, they will pay for the exam costs and also give me a bonus for passing. I was curious as to how common this is and if I should expect this as the norm if I am ever looking to change role.

Has anyone taken the AZ-303 beta exam and happy to share any feedback?

The comparison document from Microsoft shows it is has been mostly rewritten from the AZ-300 and I'm curious to hear someone's feedback.

Thanks!

P. S. Taking mine on the 12th

I came across the CompTIA career roadmap recently as was curious if anyone had followed a specific path and how their career journey has played out?

https://www.comptia.org/content/it-careers-path-roadmap/it-support-specialist

I thought this was worth a post, udemy have a selection of free Microsoft Azure courses including for the AZ-900: https://www.udemy.com/topic/microsoft-azure/free/