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Non-tech? Apply for Microsoft’s Power Up Program

by Editor
2022/09/28
in Digital Skills
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Microsoft has announced the “Power Up Program” that “enables non-tech professionals to successfully advance into a new career path in low-code application development using Microsoft Power Platform.”

This is a free program that is available worldwide and takes just about 3 months of training.

This program is a big deal for those seeking new global/remote opportunities. By 2025, 70% of new applications developed by enterprises will use low-code or no-code technologies, up from less than 25% in 2020 according to Gartner’s report.

Program benefits

Upon successful completion of the program, you’ll help uncover business problems where technology can benefit the daily operations for any organization.

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Additionally, you’ll use Microsoft Power Platform to

  • Analyze data
  • Build solutions,
  • Automate processes
  • Create intelligent chatbots

Participants will also have the following opportunities:

  • Learn with a guided curriculum: Discover new skills with interactive learning paths and hands-on labs, and you can attend instructor-led webinars.
  • Get certification vouchers: Program participants will be awarded vouchers to register for Microsoft Power Platform certification exams.
  • Receive recognition: By completing the learning paths, you’ll be awarded community-recognized badges to help you advance or find new career opportunities.
  • Be part of a community: You’ll have support along the way and will have access to experts, peers, and local events.

You can apply here for the Power Up Program


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