Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT)
professionals in Germany, matched in minutes from 15,000 CVs with the power of AI.MCT holders teach Microsoft technologies with clarity, structure, and confidence. They can lead classroom training, live virtual sessions, and role-based enablement for teams that need fast skills transfer. Get matched with vetted freelancers who hold the Microsoft Certified Trainer credential.
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Christian Fritsch
Last position:
Architecture Management at Agency
Expert in the company's architecture management area
Support for standardizing the company's IT landscape
Further development of architecture management
Shaping the company's business architecture
Restructuring, administration and maintenance of all IT assets
Support in creating a unified software asset management and CMDB
Creation of unified document management (e-file)
Transition of documents into a central DMS structure
Link between architecture management and the department's internal business process management
Support in developing strategic and tactical development plans
Organizing communication with key stakeholders
Support in the conception, organization and coordination of the architecture office to be built up
Accompanying and advising the entire architecture management process
Advising the company's business units on architectural topics and their framework conditions
MS Office, Windows 10, VBA
ITIL, TOGAF, PowerBi, Kanban, Scrum
Internal agency tools
Open Touch Conversation, Webex, wire, bdbos
MS Sharepoint, JIRA, Confluence
ARIS, Archimate, BPMN
Markus Halbedel
Last position:
Senior M365 Consultant at BITMARCK GmbH
Creation of concepts for M365 implementation, especially Tenants, EntraID, EntraConnect and ExchangeOnline, taking BAS standards into account (mandatory baseline security requirements) in the project "Concept M365" with the aim of transferring the concepts to the M365 environments of Bitmarck and then handing them over to the customer.
- Creation of a current-state analysis of the existing M365 environments as well as the on-premises environments and the BAS standards.
- Creation of concepts for the topics Tenants, EntraID, EntraConnect and ExchangeOnline taking the BAS standards into account
- Design and implementation of an automated solution for creating standardized M365 tenants based on Microsoft M365 DSC (Desired State Configuration)
- Transfer of the concepts into the M365 environments
- Creation of detailed technical documentation
Alexander Bromberg
Last position:
Senior Data Engineer at RWE AG
Architected and maintained data products for renewable energy operations, covering wind turbine, grid-meter, and weather data. Built scalable ETL/ELT pipelines in Azure Databricks using Delta Lake (bronze/silver/gold layers) and processed data in various formats, including structured and semi-structured data. Contributed to a data quality framework supporting table and column documentation, outlier detection, and completeness metrics across all datasets within a data product. In addition, implemented a DORA KPI Databricks dashboard used across all data products. Optimized CI/CD processes in Azure DevOps to streamline deployment across development, test, and production environments.
Technology stack: Azure Databricks, PySpark, SQL, Delta Lake, Unity Catalog, Azure Data Lake, APIs, Dremio, Azure DevOps, YAML, Git, Databricks Workflows, Application Insights, Terraform, OpenAI API, Codex, LLM-assisted workflows
Frank Mühlenbrock
Last position:
Freelance Security + Data Protection Consultant at Deutsche Bahn
- Placed via recruiter 1st Solution with Deutsche Bahn. Supported and advised on Audit and Cyber Security matters there
- Carried out numerous CSAs (Control Self Assessments), with close exchange with application owners and development of possible remediation solutions, and entered them in DB's risk2value tool from vendor GBTEC2
- Advised on the creation of internal and external security risks
Mark Schürz
Last position:
Administration / operation / configuration / control / coordination at State authority (State of Hesse)
- administration, configuration, operation, installation, and troubleshooting of Windows Server systems (2016–2025) in a multi-domain infrastructure by tier level
- operation of Windows systems (VMware, Hyper-V, and physical)
- automated installation and patch management via MECM and WSUS
- support in the patch management process and backup process
- creation of server and operating system hardening according to BSI
- administration, configuration, and operation of Active Directory (AD)
- administration, configuration, and maintenance of group policies (GPOs)
- administration of cluster systems
- granting, modifying, and revoking access permissions and access groups
- control and documentation as well as coordination between business units and service providers
- change management: reviewing, evaluating, and controlling change requests
- performance analysis to optimize operating systems
- responsibility for solving malfunctions and internal service requests
- second- and third-level support
- creating documentation, operation manuals, and presentations
- working according to ITIL and IT baseline protection (BSI)
Robert Klingenberg
Last position:
Trainer at Cordes & Graefe KG
- Conducting Excel training sessions and supporting the reorganization and setup of cost control in the wholesale business.
- Excel training content: building tables, data validation, date calculations, logical formulas (IF & IFERROR), lookup functions (VLOOKUP & XLOOKUP), name manager, error checking, grouping, file, workbook and sheet protection, sorting and filtering, subtotal calculations, pivot tables, get & transform (Power Query), Power Pivot, formulas and functions, creating links (GETPIVOTDATA).
- Reviewing the existing data structure, organizing and creating improvement proposals.
- Assisting with the implementation of all measures.
- Handling questions and answers on MS Excel.
Matthias Lepka
Last position:
Head of IT System Architecture at Internal IT service provider
- Industry: metal processing industry
- Revenue: 740 million EUR
- Employees: 4,400
- Budget: 7 million EUR, 15 staff
- Designing and operating technical services
- Ensuring IT security
- Managing the central support organization (first, second, and third level)
- Digital transformation: strategic support / project management for OT platform and OT security
- Developing and introducing ITIL processes (incident management, problem management, service request fulfillment, change management, access management, service level management)
- Supporting and coordinating external service providers (provider management)
- Project management: planning and delivering IT services for a new main plant
- Promoting IT-OT convergence / OT asset management / OT security
- Organization: mediating and supporting reorganization
Achievements:
- Improving IT operations maturity (introducing and stabilizing processes, KPIs, ensuring transition)
- Replacing the ticket system with ServiceNow
- Stabilizing and developing IT security / ensuring resilience
- Successfully introducing OT segmentation (architecture, remote access control, micro-segmentation, OT asset management)
- Supporting introduction of manufacturing execution system (technical services / SaaS provider management)
- Integrating foreign sites (rollout of central IT services)
- Migrating on-premises server environment to MS Azure
- Rolling out Windows 11
- Supporting migration of on-premises SAP environment to SAP RISE
- Creating planning basis for IT network infrastructure of the new main plant
- Planning web shop
- Organizational development "From Operating to Designing" (target SIAM organization)
- Supporting BCM
Samir Soliman
Last position:
Project Manager in the Cybersecurity Department at RWE AG
- Implementation of the new Group Cybersecurity Strategy based on the NIST Cybersecurity Framework
- Managing, coaching, and guiding the operational companies in their cybersecurity status quo analysis according to the NIST CSF methodology
- Gap analysis against the industry benchmark and target maturity level
- Client: CISO of RWE AG
Andreas Friedrichs
Last position:
State-level police authority (anonymized)
- Managed the integration of another state's LKA into the infrastructure and services
- Further development of ITSM service reporting and definition of relevant KPIs
- Planning and further development of the Microsoft SQL Server infrastructure with a focus on high availability, performance and operational integration
- Migrating MS SQL and SharePoint service backup processes to Veeam Agent Backup
- Coordination of connecting the project platform to the central One Identity infrastructure for Active Directory management (IAM)
Thomas Bössl
Last position:
Consultant at Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe
- Advised on implementing the BSI KRITIS regulation within the digital radio system for the subway
- Modeled the system network according to BSI standards
- Prepared for certification
- Budget: n/a, 10 internal employees
- Tools / Methods: ISO27001, KRITIS, EU-DSGVO, BDSG, BSI-GS, NIS2, B3S
Mehmet Kayir
Last position:
Sr. Solution Architect at Leading Business Solution Kayir GmbH
- Hands-on mentality – consulting, design, implementation, and support
- Specialized in application architecture on Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE (CRM) and Power Platform technology
- Solution review, technology advisory for the Microsoft solution stack
- Requirements analysis (fit/gap) against the Microsoft standard
- Performance analysis and optimization of existing solutions
Mahmoud Samir
Last position:
CRM/Power Platform Technical Consultant and Solution Architect at Freelancer
- System analysis and requirement engineering
- Designing and architecting system components
- Application consultation and best practices
- Developing system components
- Implementing Power Platform adoption and governance
- Migrating data to target system using best practices
- Conducting end user trainings
Konstantinos Metaxas
Last position:
IT System Engineer at Client belongs to critical infrastructure
- IT infrastructure services
- IT services, networks, Exchange, Office 365 & 2016
- IT documentation
- Collaboration with external partner & managed provider
- Stakeholder management
Markus Willems
Last position:
KRITIS Consultant at Oil Company
- Preparing an oil company for KRITIS auditing
- KRITIS consulting
- Creating necessary policies, processes, and guidelines in line with KRITIS requirements
- Tools and methodologies used: ISO/IEC 27001, BSI IT Baseline Protection, KRITIS-V
Diego Plaul
Last position:
Ingenieurbüro Plaul
- Focus on Microsoft servers and clients
- Focus on Active Directory administration
- Hardware: servers, clients, and network
- 27 years of consulting and administration experience
- Team player, good communicator, and motivating
- Languages: German (native), English (good)
- Availability from July 1, 2025
- Engineering degree in electronics, graduated as a university engineer (1981–1984)
- Postgraduate diploma: Dipl. Ing. (FH) (1993)
- MCSE Cloud Platform and Infrastructure
- MCITP Enterprise Administrator, MCSA, MCSE
- Microsoft Certified Trainer since 2002
- Driving license car (B) and truck (C1E)
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Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) statistics
Aggregated from the professional profiles of matched freelancers.
Experience
22 years
Position duration
2.5 years
Positions per freelancer
20
Top business areas
Information Technology, Project Management, Operations
Top industries
Information Technology, Banking and Finance, Manufacturing
Certification focus areas
Information Technology, Human Resources, Business Intelligence
Bachelor's degree or higher
63%
Master's degree or higher
25%
Certifications per freelancer
12
Most common languages
German, English, French
Speak two or more languages
100%
Based on our profile pool as of 26 Aug 2026.
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Average rates for Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) in Germany
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About the certification
What MCT means
Microsoft Certified Trainer, often shortened to MCT, is Microsoft’s credential for professionals who teach Microsoft technologies and methods. It is not a product certification. It shows that a trainer can explain complex topics clearly, guide learners through hands-on work, and deliver structured instruction that fits a technical audience.
What it validates
- Strong command of Microsoft solutions and learning content
- Clear delivery in classrooms, workshops, and online sessions
- Ability to adapt training to business users, IT staff, and technical teams
- Experience with practical exercises, demos, and learner support
- Understanding of how to turn product knowledge into effective teaching
Typical holder profile
MCTs are usually consultants, trainers, architects, engineers, or subject matter experts who teach as part of their work. Many have deep experience with Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365, data, security, or developer topics. In Germany, companies often look for MCT freelancers when they need training in English or German for mixed teams, internal rollout projects, or remote delivery across locations.
Knowledge areas behind the credential
- Microsoft product and platform knowledge
- Adult learning and presentation methods
- Training design and lesson flow
- Lab-based delivery and practical assessment
- Communication, moderation, and learner engagement
What it signals to companies
A freelancer with the MCT credential is a strong choice when you need more than product knowledge. The person should be able to teach, not just talk about technology. That matters for onboarding, adoption projects, partner enablement, certification prep, and change programs where teams must learn fast and apply what they learned right away.
Where it matters most
MCT professionals are useful in projects tied to Microsoft cloud adoption, workplace transformation, data platforms, security awareness, and developer training. They are also a good fit for train-the-trainer work, sales enablement, and customer workshops. For companies in Germany, this is especially relevant when training must be precise, well structured, and delivered to distributed teams.
Frequently asked questions
Need clarity? These are the questions we hear most often about Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT).
A freelancer holding the Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) credential has been recognized by Microsoft as someone who can teach Microsoft technologies professionally. It signals both technical depth and the ability to deliver structured, learner-focused training. For companies, that is useful when the goal is knowledge transfer, not only implementation.
MCT is a trainer credential, not a product-specific technical badge. A person may also hold Azure, Microsoft 365, or other Microsoft certifications, but MCT adds proof that they can teach those topics effectively. If you need a trainer, that teaching skill matters as much as subject knowledge.
Microsoft Certified Trainer is best suited for professionals who already work with Microsoft technologies and regularly explain them to others. That includes trainers, consultants, engineers, architects, and enablement specialists. If you enjoy workshops, demos, and classroom delivery, the credential can fit your profile well.
MCT candidates usually need strong Microsoft product knowledge, teaching experience, and the ability to work with Microsoft learning content. Preparation is less about a single exam and more about proving that you can train adults clearly and professionally. Most candidates already have hands-on experience and a track record in technical education.
Yes, Microsoft Certified Trainer is not an entry-level credential. Microsoft expects applicants to show current technical qualifications and evidence of training skill. In practice, that means the person should already be credible in one or more Microsoft subject areas and able to demonstrate instructional ability.
The MCT credential needs ongoing maintenance, so holders must keep their Microsoft knowledge and teaching profile current. Renewal is tied to staying active with Microsoft requirements rather than holding a badge forever. For companies, that helps ensure the trainer remains aligned with current products and teaching materials.
Microsoft Certified Trainer holders are especially useful in rollout projects, onboarding programs, partner training, certification prep, and user adoption work. They are also valuable for internal academy programs and customer workshops where people must learn by doing. In Germany, they are often engaged for distributed teams that need remote or on-site delivery in either German or English.
Look for the MCT credential together with relevant Microsoft subject expertise and real training examples. The best fit is someone who can explain the topic at the right level, manage questions well, and keep sessions practical. For complex Microsoft programs, teaching skill and platform knowledge should both be strong.
The average hourly rate for freelancers with Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) in Germany is 113 €, which corresponds to a daily rate of about 908 € based on an 8-hour working day.
Of the freelancers with Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) in Germany, 63% hold at least a Bachelor's degree and 25% hold at least a Master's degree.
On average, freelancers with Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) in Germany have 22 years of professional experience, with a single engagement typically lasting around 2.5 years.
The most common languages among freelancers with Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) in Germany are German (100%), English (100%), and French (19%).
The most common industries among freelancers with Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) in Germany are Information Technology (94%), Banking and Finance (69%), and Manufacturing (63%).
The most common business areas among freelancers with Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) in Germany are Information Technology (100%), Project Management (75%), and Operations (69%).
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