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To prepare you for delivering cutting-edge technical instruction in your classes, you'll have access to onboarding experiences, technical training sessions, and teaching tips. These training opportunities provide you with valuable information to ensure you successfully deliver your courses incorporating Microsoft curriculum.

Instructor-Led Onboarding Sessions

If you're new to MSLE or looking for a refresher, these interactive onboarding sessions led by instructors are ideal for you. They provide an opportunity to learn how to access, comprehend, and utilize the curriculum and teaching resources, all while connecting with MSLE educators worldwide. These sessions enhance your knowledge of MSLE procedures and materials, kickstart your course and certification preparations, provide assistance from Community Managers, and foster connections within the MSLE teams community.

In each session, we dive into the fundamental aspects of MSLE, including initial steps, training methods, showcasing valuable resources, and certifications for both you and your students. We'll also provide guidance on course preparation.

Visit the MSLE Teams Community or check your welcome emails to learn more about upcoming sessions you can register for.

Self-paced Onboarding Resources

Virtual Educator Prep Sessions (VEPS) are resources for Educators to support you as you join the MSLE program and prepare to teach Microsoft curriculum. This content is easily accessible via Microsoft Learn in a series of modules tailored for the Microsoft Learn for Educators community. These modules guide you through onboarding to the MSLE program, from signing in to the MSLE Portal, downloading content from the Learning Download Center, recording your course details in the Portal, accessing the practice assessment, requesting certification voucher, touring the MSLE Teams Community, getting prepared to teach your first class containing Microsoft Fundamentals or Advanced Role-Based content, exploring different curriculum integration options, and more.

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Also visit the Microsoft Educator Center for free training and resources to enhance your use of technology in the classroom.