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Microsoft professionals and professional registration

Professional registration recognises your skills and experience and demonstrates your commitment to professionalism.

As a Microsoft-certified professional, you already understand the importance of qualifications and industry standards. Professional registration as Chartered Engineer (CEng), Incorporated Engineer (IEng) or ICT Technician (ICTTech) will complement your Microsoft certification. It will provide you with further recognition of your skills and experience and support your career development.


Advantages of professional registration

Becoming professionally registered as CEng, IEng or ICTTech will give you:

  • an industry-recognised professional qualification
  • formal recognition of your skills and experience
  • designatory letters after your name
  • additional continuous support and development throughout your IET membership.


The CEng, IEng and ICTTech categories have been mapped against each level of Microsoft certification to indicate which one is relevant to your level. Eligibility for these is subject to your meeting the necessary standards and assessment. The diagram below gives further guidance – click on it to view in full.

Microsoft mapping diagram

 

Find out more about CEng, IEng or ICTTech.

First step to becoming professionally registered

The first step is to become a member of the IET: as an active Microsoft-certified professional, you are assured a fast-track entry route to membership thanks to the agreement between the IET and Microsoft. 

On becoming a Microsoft-certified member of the IET, you can access all the dedicated support and resources you need to become professionally registered – how you want it and when you need it. This includes a mentoring service, courses and events, and our unique online skills development tool Career Manager. In addition, you will also experience the wide range of benefits of joining the IET’s dynamic global community and knowledge network.

Join the IET now.