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Law firm that wants to get employees Microsoft certified

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2026-04-07T16:09:22.1233333+00:00

How do we sign up for classes to get employees

certified?

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    2026-04-07T16:09:35.3866667+00:00
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    A law firm can get employees Microsoft certified by using Microsoft Learn’s structured training and exam process and, if desired, purchasing exam vouchers or class packs through Volume Licensing.

    1. Decide which certifications are needed
      • Use the credentials overview and browse pages to select role-based or fundamentals certifications that match staff roles (for example, Microsoft 365 administrator, security, or productivity-focused roles). See the guidance under Getting started with Microsoft Certification to explore certifications by role or level and open each certification’s details page to see required exams and skills measured.
    2. Choose how employees will learn Microsoft provides multiple training options that can be mixed and matched:
      • Free online training and learning paths: Use Microsoft Learn role-based learning paths aligned to certifications so employees can self-study at their own pace.
      • Free hands-on, self-paced labs: Use the hands-on labs described in Learn how and when you want so employees can practice in live environments.
      • Instructor-led training (recommended for structured classes):
        • Browse all instructor-led courses or use the exam detail pages to find courses mapped to specific exams.
        • Work with a Microsoft training partner and Microsoft Certified Trainers (MCTs) to deliver online or in-person classes for groups of employees. Training partners can provide structured courses, labs, and progress tracking, as described in Prepare for an exam and Your path to success.
    3. Set up a training plan for the firm
      • For each selected certification, use the exam detail page’s study guide and preparation options (exam prep videos, practice assessments, instructor-led training) to build a curriculum.
      • Combine self-paced modules, hands-on labs, and scheduled instructor-led sessions so employees can prepare efficiently around billable work.
    4. Register employees for exams
      • Once employees are prepared, use the exam registration links on each exam’s details page (described in Certification process overview) to schedule exams.
      • Exams can be taken online or at authorized testing centers.
    5. (Optional) Use Volume Licensing for exam vouchers/class packs
      • If the firm plans to certify multiple employees, consider purchasing Microsoft Certification exam vouchers or class packs of Advanced Role-Based exams via the Microsoft Volume Licensing program.
      • Class packs (typically 30 exam vouchers) allow centralized purchasing, budgeting, and tracking of exam usage and can reduce costs when certifying groups of staff.
    6. Promote and track certification progress
      • Encourage team leaders to support certification; certified staff tend to perform better and are more likely to stay with employers that invest in their skills, as noted in Certification process overview.
      • Use internal tracking (for example, HR or L&D systems) to monitor who has completed which training paths and passed which exams.

    This approach lets a law firm set up formal “classes” through training partners and instructor-led courses, while also leveraging free Microsoft Learn content and labs to prepare employees for Microsoft Certification exams.


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