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CTU Training Solutions renews prestigious Microsoft Instructional Skills Provider status for 2026

CTU Training Solutions is proud to announce its renewed acceptance into the prestigious Microsoft Instructional Skills Certification Provider (ISCP) Program for Microsoft’s Fiscal Year 2026, commencing on 1 July 2025.

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CTU Training Solutions renews prestigious Microsoft Instructional Skills Provider status for 2026

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