Here is the current situation I see in the job market:
You must know how to operate basic office software in order to find and hold a job.
Employers want at least a proficient understanding of the Microsoft Office package.
The better you hone your computer skills, the more valuable you will be in the workplace.
In this Excel crash course, you'll learn the best "Must-Know" tips to get you started and/or brush-up your skills in Microsoft Excel. These 8 short videos will launch you into Excel and get you going in just over 30 minutes. Whatever your level, beginner, long time user, or advanced, you will learn a few good nuggets of information that will absolutely improve your productivity. Along with the videos are matching PDF materials to reinforce the lessons. The course includes calculations, charts, and formatting, as well as setting up the Excel window to be useful and helpful. Become a better Excel user and finally be the Boss of Excel!
When finished with this course, move on to other topics as your job requires,
i.e. Formulas (calculations)
Pivot Tables (data analysis)
Charts (data presentation)
*** Course access includes project files, reference handouts, 1-on-1 instructor support, LIFETIME access and a 60 day money-back guarantee!***
Andy Lanning, Owner/Trainer
Computer Software Training, LLC
Maybe you are entering the workforce; maybe you are RE-entering the workforce; or, maybe the Work Force has forced you to re-evaluate your skills...
Andy is a self-taught computer “nerd” who became a formal instructor at the local college in her city, and has been training individuals and groups since 1996. She is a Certified Microsoft Office Specialist and trains most Microsoft programs. With 20+ years experience in the computer industry, Andy focuses every class on using software to solve common workflow issues.
Be prepared to learn more than you bargained for in her class. Andy always teaches the 4 Super Secrets to computers and believes firmly in efficiency training.
“My goal is to lower frustration and raise productivity.
And maybe have some laughs along the way!”
Software specialty areas include:
· Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Publisher
· Office Processes: mail merges, forms, databases, data analysis
· Internet and E-mail
· Computer Basics
- Excel Data Analysis and Power Query
- Word for ADA Compliance
