Microsoft Certification Paths for Azure and Microsoft 365 in 2019

As most of the followers of my blog are aware, Microsoft has completely revamped their certification paths starting in 2018, with the complete roll out starting in 2019. There is still some confusion out there in what are the different options available, what certs are available, and what are the prerequisites for each. There is some great documentation made by Microsoft out there, but it’s hard to find so I wanted to share it all out in a blog! None of those pictures were created by me, all of them are made by Microsoft, but hopefully this blog will make it a lot easier for you to find!

Apps and Infrastructure Azure Certifications Overview

Microsoft Certified Azure Fundamentals

PS : Check out my own Study Guide here as well : https://absolute-sharepoint.com/az-900-study-guide-microsoft-azure-fundamentals

Azure Administrator Associate

PS : Check out my own Study Guide here as well : https://absolute-sharepoint.com/az-103-study-guide-microsoft-azure-administrator

Azure Developer Associate

Azure DevOps Engineer Expert

Azure Solutions Architect Expert

Azure Data and AI Certifications Overview

Azure Data Scientist Associate

Azure Data Engineer Associate

Azure AI Engineer Associate

Microsoft 365 Certifications Overview

Modern Desktop Administrator Associate

Teamwork Administrator Associate

Messaging Administrator Associate

Security Administrator Associate

Enterprise Administrator Expert

This is it for the blog post, you can find the original source of the documents over here.

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