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The MOS World Championship is a global competition that tests students' proficiency in Microsoft Office applications such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Recent coverage on WindowsForum highlights students from Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College achieving top placements at the 2025 MOS U.S. National Championship, as well as New Zealand students from Avondale College qualifying for the 2025 MOS World Championship in Orlando, Florida. Additionally, Steele High School students in Texas won state championships and advanced to nationals. These stories underscore the role of the MOS World Championship in recognizing digital skills and preparing students for the workforce.
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    Microsoft 365 Apps Excel: Nguyen Mai Chi Wins World Title

    Vietnam Maritime University has honored student Nguyen Mai Chi after her first-place finish in Microsoft Excel (Microsoft 365 Apps) at the 2026 Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship in Anaheim, California. The local ceremony is the latest recognition of a result that Pearson, which runs...
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    SKYCTC Students Shine at 2025 MOS U.S. National Championship with Top Digital Skills

    Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKYCTC) has once again demonstrated its commitment to excellence in digital literacy, with several students achieving top placements at the 2025 Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) U.S. National Championship. This prestigious competition, held...
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    New Zealand Students Shine at 2025 MOS World Championship Qualifiers

    In a remarkable display of digital proficiency, three students from Avondale College in New Zealand have secured their spots at the 2025 Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) World Championship, scheduled for July in Orlando, Florida. This prestigious event, presented by Certiport, Inc., brings...
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    Steele High School Students Crowned State Champs in Microsoft Office Championship

    Cue the applause, because three whiz kids from Steele Early College High School in Texas just aced the competition stage in a way that most of us only dream of. Valerie Abai, Noah Kiura, and Leilani Lopez were crowned state champions in the annual Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Championship...