Becoming a Microsoft Certified Trainer: Mentorship, Certification, and the Realities of Teaching Tech
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Becoming a Microsoft Certified Trainer: Mentorship, Certification, and the Realities of Teaching Tech
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In this episode of Engineer in the Loop, Alec and Brian sit down with Dwayne Natwick—renowned Microsoft Certified Trainer, security expert, and mentor to countless professionals navigating the certification landscape. Dwayne demystifies the path to becoming an MCT, from the instructional skills training and role-based certifications you’ll need, to the hidden benefits (and the upcoming return of the annual fee).
The conversation goes deeper than the requirements: Dwayne shares what it’s really like to build and deliver your own train-the-trainer curriculum, why live instruction trumps recorded video courses, and how teaching can both exhaust and inspire. Along the way, you’ll hear war stories about canceled classes, the challenge of staying relevant, and how AI might (or might not) change how we learn.
If you’ve ever wondered whether becoming a certified trainer is worth it—or you just want to hear how top instructors keep up with nonstop new technologies—this is the episode for you.
🔗 Resources Mentioned:
Learn more about becoming an MCT: Microsoft Learn - Become a Microsoft Certified Trainer
Connect with Dwayne on LinkedIn: Dwayne Natwick on LinkedIn
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