All Microsoft Certified Trainers commit to abiding by the rules set out in the MCT Agreement (and other agreements with Microsoft, just to make it interesting). So... have you read it? Did you know it was changed in the last year? Want to discuss what it means to you? We will review the main point of that agreement and others tied to it, the risks associated with them, what we are allowed to do and not, and take an historical perspective of it.

The Instructional Skills Certificate is a requirement for anyone to become a Microsoft Certified Trainer. However, the two to four days course is only the first step in starting to work as an MCT, and it can be difficult to know what is really important and what less so. In what is hoped to be an interactive session, Marc will draw upon his experience of twenty-five years as an MCT and decade as a Regional Lead to cover business relationships, community, contracts, quality and what is both expected of you and of importance, while warning you of risks and traps.

A couple of years ago, Marc certified on Dynamics 365 Fundamentals "for fun". Little did he know that this would become the new portfolio he would deliver to a number of students. If you have ever wondered about the Dynamics 365 platforms, the course portfolio around them and whether this might be something you might want to get into, this session will cover the three main platforms, their associated courses and the audience they attract.