A 6-year-old U.K. boy claims the title of the "youngest Microsoft Certified Professional."
Currently living with his family in Coventry, U.K., Ayan Qureshi, passed Microsoft's test when he was just 5 years old, reported by BBC. His father, Asim Qureshi, told Huffington Post that he introduced his son to computers when he was just 3.
Currently living with his family in Coventry, U.K., Ayan Qureshi, passed Microsoft's test when he was just 5 years old, reported by BBC. His father, Asim Qureshi, told Huffington Post that he introduced his son to computers when he was just 3.
"He started playing with computer bits and pieces and was made familiar with many features of the Windows operating system," Asim Qureshi said. "It became a hobby for him."
Asim Qureshi helped his son study the Microsoft Certified Professional exam after realizing that he has a serious passion about computers.
The test "validates IT professional and developer technical expertise through rigorous, industry-proven, and industry-recognized exams," according to the tech giant's website.
"In the beginning it wasn't easy at all," said Asim Qureshi. "It took many months to prepare for the exam. For this purpose, Ayan studied Microsoft books and set up a home computer lab to do the preparation for the certification."
The long months of preparation paid off since Ayan is now a certified IT professional. Qureshi told BBC News that the examination was "difficult but enjoyable."
Ayan Qureshi also has some incredible plans in the future. According to BBC News, Ayan wants to launch E-Valley in the U.K. some day, which will be very similar to Silicon Valley.
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