Microsoft Certified Educator Exam Training

Your roadmap — from admission to certificate

Free counselling

Talk to our counsellor — choose the right course, batch time and mode.

Admission

Join at a CADD centre near you or online. You get your student login and ID card.

Learn step by step

40 Hours of hands-on MCE: Microsoft Certified Educator classes — in the classroom or live online.

Technology Literacy and 21st Century LearningICT Policy, Digital Citizenship and SafetyPlanning ICT-Rich LessonsCollaboration with Microsoft Teams and OneNoteSkilled Communication and MultimediaKnowledge Construction and Problem SolvingAssessment, Feedback and Self-RegulationInclusive Learning and Student InnovationCapstone Lesson and Review

Practice & project

Exercises in every class and a final project, checked by your trainer.

Course completion certificate + completion badge

Finish the course and get your course-completion certificate and a digital completion badge with your name.

Course-completion badge — Microsoft Certified Educator (MCE) in Microsoft Certified Educator — **Course-completion badge**

Course
Microsoft Certified Educator (MCE) in Microsoft Certified Educator

Issued by
CADD Training Cetre

Training
Classroom or live online

How to earn
Complete the course and its project

With your name and year · its own verify link · “Add to profile” on LinkedIn

Certification exam

Take the certification exam: a theory test and a practical task — at the centre or online.

Certified certificate + marksheet

Pass the exam and get the certified certificate with your marksheet. Anyone can check it online with its QR code.

Certified badge

Your certified badge — add it to LinkedIn and share it anywhere; it opens its own verify page.

Make your CV & apply for jobs

Make your CV in your student panel (Career → My CV) — your course, certificates and projects are added for you. Send it as a link with a preview picture, and apply to jobs and Hire Me requests from companies.

See CV formats for this field → Jobs for our students →Hire Me — companies find you →

About the MCE: Microsoft Certified Educator course

Microsoft Certified Educator (MCE) is a programme for teachers and teacher trainees on technology literacy: using digital tools to help students learn, not only to present slides. It is based on the UNESCO ICT Competency Framework for Teachers and Microsoft's 21st Century Learning Design, which look at collaboration, skilled communication, knowledge construction, self-regulation, real-world problem solving and the students' own use of ICT.

This 40-hour course turns those ideas into classroom practice. You plan lessons and rubrics, run group work in Microsoft Teams and OneNote Class Notebook, create quizzes and surveys with Microsoft Forms, make multimedia lessons with PowerPoint and Sway, and use accessibility tools such as Immersive Reader. Each module ends with a lesson activity you design for your own subject. Classes run in the classroom at CADD centres and as live online sessions.

The course gives you a CADD Training Centre certificate. If you want a Microsoft educator credential as well, the counsellor will tell you which exam or programme is currently offered, as Microsoft updates its educator certifications from time to time.

You will be able to

Explain the UNESCO ICT Competency Framework and the dimensions of 21st Century Learning Design
Plan lessons and rubrics that use ICT for collaboration and knowledge building
Run classes, assignments and group work in Microsoft Teams and OneNote Class Notebook
Create quizzes, surveys and feedback forms with Microsoft Forms
Design multimedia lessons with PowerPoint and Sway that students can also use to present
Use accessibility and inclusive learning tools such as Immersive Reader
Promote safe, ethical and responsible use of technology among students

Who it is for

School teachers who want to use technology meaningfully in daily teaching
B.Ed., D.El.Ed. and other teacher-training students
College lecturers, coaching faculty and corporate trainers
School ICT coordinators and academic heads planning digital learning

What you need

Basic computer skills: typing, saving files and browsing the internet
Teaching experience or teacher training is helpful but not compulsory
A free Microsoft account; a laptop and stable internet for live online classes

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MCE: Microsoft Certified Educator course — FAQ

What is the Microsoft Certified Educator course?

It is a teacher training course on technology literacy. It shows teachers how to use ICT and Microsoft tools to build collaboration, communication, problem solving and self-regulation in students, based on the UNESCO ICT framework.

Who should do the MCE course?

School teachers, B.Ed. and D.El.Ed. students, college faculty, coaching teachers and corporate trainers. Basic computer skills are enough to start; the course does not need any programming.

How long is the MCE course?

The MCE course is 40 hours. The counsellor will share the schedule for your CADD centre or for live online classes.

Is the MCE training available online for teachers?

Yes. Teachers can join live online classes from home or school, or attend in the classroom at a CADD centre. Activities are done in Microsoft tools that also work in a web browser.

Do I get a certificate after the MCE course?

Yes. You receive a CADD Training Centre certificate on completion, which can be verified online by QR code or verification code. Ask the counsellor about any Microsoft educator exam you may want to take separately.

Which Microsoft tools are covered for teachers?

Microsoft Teams, OneNote Class Notebook, Forms, Word, PowerPoint, Sway, Excel, OneDrive and accessibility tools such as Immersive Reader, always linked to a teaching activity.

How does the MCE course help a teacher's career?

It helps in roles such as ICT teacher, digital learning coordinator, online tutor and academic trainer, and makes your teaching portfolio stronger for school and college jobs.

MCE: Microsoft Certified Educator Course