Microsoft technical courses provide knowledge of Microsoft products and technologies and give IT professionals the opportunity to keep up to date with the key tools that many organisations value today.
Microsoft certifications enjoy the highest recognition in the IT industry. One reason for this is that Microsoft technical certifications help reduce downtime and make teams more productive.
Every Microsoft technical course follows the official Microsoft curriculum (“Microsoft Official Curriculum”, MOC) and is taught by Microsoft-certified trainers. You can count on CT Academy to support you with advice and practical help in obtaining a Microsoft certification.
Microsoft Hyper-V lets you run several virtual servers on the same hardware. This lowers costs, speeds up the provisioning of new systems and makes testing considerably easier – but it requires resources, networks and storage to be properly planned.
In our Hyper-V courses you set up a virtualisation environment hands-on. You create and manage virtual machines, configure virtual switches and storage, work with checkpoints and live migration, and deal with clustering and high availability as well as backup and recovery in the event of failure.
From a technical perspective, Microsoft 365 is far more than a collection of Office applications: identities, licences, devices, data protection and security policies are all interlinked. Whoever looks after the environment decides on access, data security and availability across the entire company.
In our technical Microsoft 365 courses you manage users, groups and licences, set up identities and sign-in methods and work with security and compliance settings. You deal with migration, device management and logging and learn to isolate faults in a structured way.
PowerShell is the tool for automating recurring administration tasks in Windows and Microsoft cloud services. What takes hours by hand through the user interface, a well-designed script does in minutes – and in the same traceable way every time.
In our PowerShell courses you work from your first cmdlet query to your own script. You get to know the pipeline and working with objects, filter and format output, work with variables, loops and functions, and deal with error handling, remoting and automating entire workflows.
In many companies Microsoft Teams has become the central working environment – and often grows in an uncontrolled way: too many teams, files in chats, a constant barrage of notifications. The benefits only emerge once structure and ground rules are in place.
In our Teams courses you set up collaboration properly. You create teams and channels sensibly, work on files together instead of sending them around, use meetings with recording and notes, manage tasks and integrate other applications. Notifications and working with external guests are also covered.
