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To obtain a Microsoft certification, you can follow these steps:
- Choose Your Certification: Start by deciding which Microsoft certification you want to pursue. You can explore certifications by role or level on the credentials overview.
- Prepare for the Exam: Review the study guide on the exam details page for the certification you are interested in. You can find various preparation materials, including exam prep videos, free online training, instructor-led training, and practice assessments. More information can be found on the Prepare for an exam page.
- Register for the Exam: Once you feel prepared, register for the exam through any exam details page. You can choose to take the exam at a local test center or online. For more details on registration, visit the Register and schedule an exam page.
- Take the Exam: After registering, take the exam on the scheduled date. You will typically receive your results within minutes, but it may take up to 24 hours for them to appear in your profile.
- Share Your Success: If you pass the exam, you can share your certification on professional networks or include it in your email signature or resume. More about sharing your accomplishments can be found on the view, download, and share page.
For your specific timeline, if you are looking to get certified by the end of 2023, start preparing now and aim to register for your exam as soon as you feel ready. As for obtaining certification in 2026, you can follow the same steps closer to that date, ensuring you stay updated with any new certifications or changes in the certification process.
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