U.K. lad is youngest ever Microsoft Certified Professional at five...
U.K. lad is youngest ever Microsoft Certified Professional at five...
Posted: 23 Nov 2014
A five-year-old boy from Coventry has become the youngest ever Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP).
Ayan Qureshi took the same Microsoft tests as IT pros after previously settting up his own computer network at home. The boy, who has now turned six, has a father who is an IT consultant.
Father Asim introduced his son to computers when he was just three years old, allowing him play with his old computers, and discovered his son had a good memory after being told what to do with them.
Well done to that young man, he'll have a bright future ahead of him. I notice in the report someone said he'd have to be able to read, well he's 5/6 so obviously he can, I know my daughter was reading when she was 4 so it's not unusual for children to be reading at a young age.
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The only problem is that while growing up, he could suddenly change and start using his knowledge for bad things as his personality could change in his teen years. We just have to hope he uses his power for good, not bad.
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