Microsoft Retires ILT Courses and Certifications for MS-900, MB-910, and MB-920 by End of 2025

Published on September 1, 2025

In a major update to its learning and certification strategy, Microsoft has announced the retirement of three foundational Instructor-Led Training (ILT) courses and their associated certificationsMS-900, MB-910, and MB-920—effective December 31, 2025. This marks a significant shift in Microsoft’s approach to skilling, emphasizing AI-driven, self-paced learning experiences over traditional classroom formats.

What’s Retiring?

Microsoft will retire the following ILT courses and certifications:

These certifications have served as essential entry points for professionals beginning their journey with Microsoft 365 and Dynamics 365 technologies. Their retirement reflects Microsoft’s broader strategy to streamline learning paths and align them with evolving industry roles and technologies.

Why This Matters

Microsoft’s decision is part of a larger certification refresh that focuses on:

This transition supports a more flexible, scalable, and personalized learning model, enabling learners to upskill efficiently in a rapidly changing digital landscape.

What’s Next for Learners and Partners?

While these certifications and ILT courses will no longer be available after December 31, 2025, Microsoft continues to offer robust alternatives through Microsoft Learn, including:

Learners are encouraged to complete these certifications before the retirement deadline or explore new credentials that reflect updated technologies and job functions.

Training partners can leverage this transition to adopt digital-first delivery models, integrate AI-powered tools, and align their offerings with Microsoft’s evolving certification framework.

Key Date to Remember

December 31, 2025 – Final day to access ILT courses and earn certifications for MS-900, MB-910, and MB-920.

 

Source: Microsoft

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