Microsoft MCSE and MCSA Certification Training is Back in the St. Louis Area

ST. LOUIS - Feb. 7, 2014 - PRLog -- St. Louis (MO) — ONLC Training Centers is now offering Windows Server and System Center courses that prepare St. Louis-area IT professionals in for Microsoft’s new MCSE and MCSA certifications. The Microsoft Certified System Engineer (MCSE) certification was introduced in the late 1990’s and was widely recognized as the premier IT certification of the time. It was later followed by the Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) certification in the early 2000’s. Combined they were a well known brand for Microsoft’s certifications.

With the release of Windows Vista in 2008, Microsoft retired those popular certifications. Now, in hopes of increasing the name recognition for its certifications, Microsoft recently revived the popular acronyms MCSE and MCSA with a slight twist. They now stand for Microsoft Certified Solution Associate and Microsoft Certified Solution Expert.

Several of the new infrastructure-related certifications are based on the Windows Server 2012 and System Center 2012 products. Windows Server 2012 exams cover new features related to virtualization, networking, storage, cloud computing, and automation. System Center 2012 exams include questions related to the core products and automated management solutions such as System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM), System Center Operations Manager (SCOM), System Center Data Protection Manager and Virtual Machine Manager (VMM).

ONLC Training Centers has several St. Louis classroom locations with a site in downtown St. Louis, a location in Creve Coeur, and a facility in O’Fallon. These 3 locations combined with four other Missouri sites in Springfield, Lee’s Summit, Columbia, and Kansas City makes ONLC Training Centers the largest IT training provider in the state.

“We are seeing a significant amount of interest in Microsoft’s new MCSE program. I have personally talked to many IT professionals who earned the old Windows NT MCSE certification over a decade ago but have not upgraded their certifications,” said Andy Williamson, CEO of ONLC Training Centers. “The familiar MCSE certification has prompted them to update their credentials”, he continued. The new MCSE private cloud certification also requires System Center 2012 classes.

About ONLC Training Centers

ONLC Training Centers was recently acknowledged for the sixth year in a row as one of the top IT Training Companies in the world by Training Industry Magazine. They have also achieved Microsoft’s highest level (Gold) status for its training partners. In addition, Inc. Magazine recognized ONLC Training Centers as the fastest growing private companies in the United States.

Learn more atwww.onlc.com