Certifications and Licensure - Information Systems

Certifications & Licensure - Info Systems

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Certifications & Licensure - Information Systems

Institute for the Certification of Computing Professionals (ICCP)

The ICCP was established to credential the highest level of professional for the following professions. To get more information on the job requirements, we have direct links to the U.S. Department of Labor for job descriptions and statistics on salaries and working conditions.

Microsoft Certifications (MCPs)

Microsoft Certified Professionals (MCPs) stand apart from other IT personnel. They have demonstrated undeniable expertise with Microsoft products and platforms to colleagues, employers, and—most important—to themselves.