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Microsoft Office   2007/2010

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1 Day (6 hours) - per level

R 550.00  - per level

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Learner Target

These courses have been designed to give you a better understanding of the processes in the Microsoft Office applications.

Course entry requirements: Learners must have basic knowledge on operating a computer system as well as using generic functions, (i.e. copy, paste, etc.)

Course Duration

Each level of Microsoft Office is a one day (6 hour) course.

Course Assessment

There is an in house assessment, which forms part of the course and is written on the day of your classroom training.

Outline of Courses:

Word  (Level 1)

Learn to create and edit documents, i.e. letters, using the basic features of Word.
Word  (Level 2)
This course introduces the learner to the advanced formatting of Word documents. Topics like advanced formatting of text, working with Clip Art, Bullets and Numbering, Mass Mailing, to name a few, are covered in this module.

Excel  (Level 1)

Learn to create spreadsheets as well as using basic formulas (plus, minus, division and multiplication) for easy and repetitive calculations.
Excel  (Level 2)
Learn how to produce and use spreadsheets for business purposes. This course covers and introduces the learner to advanced formulas, charts, using outline, what if scenarios, to name a few.

Powerpoint  (Level 1)  

Learn how to produce a presentation, format a presentation, Editing a presentation, check the spelling and grammar of a slide presentation, printing a presentation etc.
Powerpoint  (Level 2)
Use the outline feature, proofing a presentation, changing the background colour and colour schemes, headers and footers, using the slide master, working with organizational charts, using tables, AutoShapes and WordArt, using Microsoft Word to create a presentation, using Microsoft Excel to create a chart, inserting photographs, animating slides, inserting background music and saving to other PowerPoint formats.

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Access  (Level 1)  

Manage data by using relational databases. Information can be stored, linked, and managed using a single relational database application and its associated tools. This course examines the basic database concepts, creating and modifying databases and their various objects using the Microsoft® Office Access™ 2007 relational database application.
Access  (Level 2)
In this course, you will consider how to maintain data consistency, how to customize database components, and how to share Access data with other applications.