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MCAS courses

  • 26-06-2011 11:27pm
    #1
    polyfusion
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    Looking for some advice on these courses...

    I'm out of work at the moment, and recently did the ECDL through FAS-eCollege, and wondering what's the step-up like, say going from ECDL to MCAS in Access, for example?

    I didn't have too much difficulty with the ECDL, most I needed for any one of the modules was probably Access, 6 or 7 hours probably, as I'd never really used it before, and pretty much absorbed it fully.

    Is there really much to the MCAS for the other 3 Office applications (Word, Excel, and PP)? If I was to do any, I'm thinking Access may be the most useful to me (background is Science/Biochemistry), or would there be any other courses available to me that might suit me better?

    Thanks in advance for any helpful advice or direction.


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  • #2
    Buddinplant
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 126 ✭✭Buddinplant


    had to look up MCAS, they still call it MOS in my FAS centre. :)

    nearly finished the MCAS myself, just have to sit the Access and I'll have my master title. (doing this as a day course, :( )

    In my opinion, if you grasped the subject in ECDL, your good to go for the MCAS. All the subjects are just more intense.


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