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Microsoft Office Specialist Success Stories

See how the Microsoft Office Specialist certification program has been successfully implemented by institutions and training centers.

NHS

With over 1.4 million employees spread across the United Kingdom and across a huge diversity of functions, organisations and job requirements, the NHS is an incredibly diverse organisation delivering critical health services to the population of the UK. As is the case in all countries, the nation's health services are under enormous pressure to deliver more and more services with fewer resources and severely strained budgets.The NHS Microsoft Office Skills Training (MOST) Program was established in April 2010 to increase NHS employee productivity when using the Microsoft Office applications Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Access. The program supports NHS organisations wanting to offer official Microsoft Office Skills Training and Microsoft Office Specialist Certification to NHS Staff and NHS Contractors. Download the entire Success Story - View the NHS Case Study Video

Chisholm TAFE

Since amalgamation in the late nineties Chisholm TAFE has been at the forefront of delivering innovative, practical educational opportunities. Educational outcomes are designed specifically to enable students to move forward competently and confidently. With more than 220 qualifications and 300+ short courses, Chisholm's goal is to have every student reach their full employment and career potential. Chisholm recognises that education changes as the needs of industry change and that technology and technical education changes faster than most. "Our challenge is to make sure we are providing the most relevant and up to date industry qualifications to our students." said Joe D'Amico, Manager of Business I.T. Download the entire Success Story

McCullough Robertson

McCullough Robertson is an Australian law firm with approximately 400 employees in three locations. The majority of employees are in the Brisbane, Queensland with two smaller offices in Newcastle and Sydney in the state of New South Wales. Jody Fisher, IT Group Manager and Janice Cranley, Business Systems Training Manager introduced the Microsoft Office Specialist Certifications to McCullough Robertson. "We wanted to encourage staff to increase their general product knowledge which in turn would increase their productivity" said Janice. "We felt it would also assist us with our software upgrades and we wanted staff to have a pathway to upgrade and receive recognition of their desktop computing skills. Originally that included moving from Office 2000 to Office 2003 and more recently to Office 2007." Download the entire Success Story

Woodridge State High School

Woodridge State High School is a complex, multi-cultural school in an economically challenged area of South East Queensland. The school has a vibrant multi cultural student body representing young people from over 60 different nationalities and cultural groups. As a result the school has comprehensive English as a Second Language (ESL) Unit and an Intensive Language Unit. Vice Principal Stephanie Wade, Head of Department Helen Bale, and Principal John Norfolk wanted to leverage student enthusiasm for computers, enhance VET training, give the students a Woodridge High a head start on QCE requirements, and give them an advantage when job hunting by integrating international vendor certifications into the ICT curriculum. Download the entire Success Story

University of Adelaide

Like many universities, The University of Adelaide has invested heavily in ICT infrastructure to ensure staff and students have access to quality computing resources. Most courses include assignments or assessments requiring students to produce documents, analyse data, create presentations, or submit work using Microsoft applications. The university wanted their students and staff to be able to take the best possible advantage of the ICT resources available as well as provide them with the opportunity to obtain an additional internationally recognised credential. Download the entire Success Story