Learn about the Microsoft Office Specialist Certification, the benefits of becoming certified, and the three levels of certification.
- [Narrator] Let's review the three different levels of MOS certifications that you can obtain. First the Microsoft Office Specialist, or MOS, is an individual who has demonstrated expertise by passing a certification exam in one or more Office programs such as these listed here. Moving on to the second level is our Microsoft Office Specialist Expert. Now this is an individual who has taken their knowledge of Office to the next level demonstrating their mastering of more advanced features based on Word and Excel. The MOS Expert exams for Word and Excel consist of one exam for each program.
To obtain the Expert level you need only pass the Word Expert exam or the Excel Expert exam. Our final level is the Microsoft Office Specialist Master. A MOS Master is an individual who has demonstrated their expertise in Word and Excel by passing both MOS Expert exams. The MOS Master must also pass the PowerPoint exam and one of the elective exams listed here. This course is all about preparing you for the Word 2016 Microsoft Office Specialist Expert exam.
Once you watch all the videos and complete the challenge exercises at the end of each chapter you'll be able to move on to the full practice exam at the end of the series. When you've mastered the full practice exam in the allotted 40 minute time frame you should be ready to do your final preparations for the live Word 2016 MOS Expert exam.
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1/21/2017The course begins with an overview of the certification program and its costs. It then walks test-takers through all of the certification objectives, including hands-on experience with downloadable sample documents so viewers can practice as they go. The course concludes with a full-length practice test that emulates the Word 2016 MOS Expert exam, together with solutions to each of the exam challenges.
- Describe two ways a user can create a macro.
- Recall how to mark a comment as “Done.”
- Explain how to use Find and Replace to edit text.
- Identify the purpose of an index.
- Summarize the process used to create a new building block in the Quick Parts gallery.
- Recognize the importance of using alternative text for objects in a document.
Skill Level Advanced
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Introduction
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Welcome35s
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1. Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Expert Exam Overview
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Prepare for the test1m 33s
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2. Manage Document Options and Settings
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Modify existing templates1m 40s
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Configure Word options3m 50s
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3. Design Advanced Documents
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Link text boxes3m 8s
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4. Create Advanced References
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5. Create Custom Word Elements
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6. Final Challenge
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Conclusion
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Next steps22s
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