Microsoft Office® Specialist Excel Certification

Become an Excel-Certified Microsoft Office® Specialist

Open to Bryan School students, we are offering required exam for students to take to become an Excel Certified Microsoft Office® Specialist. This certification supports your competitive advantage as a student beginning your job search. Being certified by this exam helps students stand out to employers by providing proof of their competence with Excel.

tudents enrolled in Bryan School programs (degree-seeking and certificate) or in Bryan School classes that use Excel for credit are eligible to take the certification exam through the Bryan School’s licensing arrangement.

Prior to taking the certification exam, all students are required to achieve a score of 80 or higher on a minimum of one qualifying exam taken through G’metrix. A separate access code will be provided to you once you feel you are ready. This access code will allow 3 attempts and you must receive an 80 on at least one of the attempts. All the attempts on the practice exam must be completed with the qualifying access code in testing mode, not in training mode.

To receive this qualifying code please email Josh Moore (msoffcrt@uncg.edu) using the subject Final Code. Once you have passed a qualifying exam please email Josh Moore so that you are officially on the list to take the certification exam at the next available time and date.  You will receive a reply email with detailed instructions about the process for virtual test proctoring.

Resources

Microsoft’s website provides a complete list of topics as well as additional information about the exam. Microsoft offers MOS 2016 guide books to provide additional assistance on exams. These are an optional resource and cost about $22.99.

HAVE A QUESTION?

If you encounter any difficulty installing the G’Metrix software please contact support@gmetrix.net. Please email Professor Josh Moore (msoffcrt@uncg.edu) with any questions regarding the practice exams.

Faculty: An informational guide on this certification can be found here.