No, personal recommendations are no longer permitted, you need proof of instructional skills from an approved ISC provider
MCT requirements
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Mariyan Georgiev
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Hello!
I'm not sure if I chose the best tags for this questions, so I'm sorry if it's on the wrong place. I have a question about the Microsoft Certified Trainer certification.
I'm aware of the official MCT requirements which state that you need to have a Role-based certificate and a proof of training abilities by an Approved Instructional Skills Certificate Providers. I was wondering if I work as a trainer already for a Microsoft-Partner company, can a letter from my employer for my instructional experience qualify me to obtain the MCT? I read something like that somewhere but official Microsoft pages don't have any information on this. Is this valid or I have been fooled? haha Thank you in advance!