[Electronics-Talk] Accessible Microsoft Office Specialist training resources

[Bryan Schulz]

Hi,

I don't think the Iowa department ft blind has done the classes after 2010.
The classes were great but you have to get approved for extra time and an
assistant because the exams are in a simulated environment and the lower
third of the window isn't accessible with jaws.
Even obtaining master mos didn't help me gain any clients with my state
rehab offices and that's another story!
If you need the cert for a normal corporate job, it will be worth the time
and expense.
Gaining A+ didn't even help me get one interview!
Bryan


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Group,

Has anyone studied for and passed one or more of the MOS exams?  If so,
which online study materials did you  find worked best with JAWS and Windows
10?  From web surfing it appears both study materials and exams are
expensive.  Before I invest too much time  exploring certifications I want
to hear from someone who has already traveled the path.

I am asking about certification because it has been brought up in several
recent  informational interviews I have done.

Thanks,
Patrick

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