We can offer one-to-one tuition and group teaching at your business premises. Alternatively,
we have training facilities available at different locations if you prefer the training to be
carried out off-site.
As we are based in the
High Peak any additional travelling outside our usual working area of
High Peak and Greater Manchester must be cover by the client at a charge
of £2 per mile, to cover costs.
A minimum booking of 2
continuous hours is required, at a rate of £25 per hour.
A full day intensive
training course normally runs from 9.30 - 5.00 at £150
Group bookings
must be priced individually, phone us to discuss your requirements
and we will tailor a training package to your needs and budget.
Download our printable course catalogue
One day
intensive courses include:
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Using the Computer
Introduction
Using Windows 95, 98, 2000 or XP.
Includes: Log on and close down
safely, Basic functions of the desktop, Navigate and
use programs, menus and windows, Organise files and
folders
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Using the
computer Intermediate
Using Windows 95, 98, 2000 or XP.
Includes:
Familiarisation with various different Windows
programs, Using Windows Explorer interfaces,
Organising files and folders, Security
and more...
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Using the
computer Upgrade to XP
Includes: Identifying
new features, Logging on in Workgroup or Domain
mode, Working with files and folders, Using the
Search Companion
and more...
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Word
Processing Introduction
Using Microsoft® Word™ 97, 2000, XP, 2003 or
2007. Includes: Opening and
closing Word, Creating and saving a simple
document, Align, justify and delete text, Change
margins and line spacing, Applying fonts, font
styles and sizes
and more...
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Word
Processing Intermediate
Using Microsoft® Word™ 97, 2000, XP, 2003 or
2007. Creating new documents
and inserting text, Format text, paragraphs,
tabs and lists, Managing tables and columns,
Using objects and graphics
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Word
Processing Advanced
Using Microsoft® Word™ 97, 2000, XP, 2003 or
2007. Modifying
tables and manipulating data, Inserting charts
and objects, Customising settings, toolbars and
menus, Creating macros and using mail merge
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Spreadsheets Introduction
Using Microsoft® Excel™ 97, 2000, XP, 2003 or
2007.Includes: Opening,
closing and navigating Excel, Creating and
saving a simple spreadsheet, Entering and
formatting numbers and text, Creating formulas,
Copying, inserting and deleting data
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Spreadsheets Intermediate
Using Microsoft® Excel™ 97, 2000, XP, 2003 or
2007.Includes: Entering and formatting data, Entering basic
formulae and functions, Editing and organising data,
Creating charts, Using advanced formulae and
functions
and more... |
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Spreadsheets Advanced
Using Microsoft® Excel™ 97, 2000, XP, 2003 or
2007.Includes: Creating and
using templates, Retrieving, sorting and
manipulating data from a list, Creating and
modifying shared workbooks, Analysing data using
Data Map, Pivot Table, Data Table Scenario and
Data Analysis tools
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Database
Introduction
Using Microsoft® Access™ 97, 2000, XP, 2003 or
2007.Creating a
table within a database, Entering and editing
data accurately, Creating simple queries or
searches on one or two criteria, Sorting
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Database
Intermediate
Using Microsoft® Access™ 97, 2000, XP, 2003 or
2007.Creating and
maintaining tables in Access, Using filters and
queries, Modifying field properties in tables,
Integrating databases, Forms, Reports
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Database
Advanced
Using Microsoft® Access™ 97, 2000, XP, 2003 or
2007. Creating and
refining complex queries, Creating, modifying
and enhancing forms and reports, Security
options
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Introduction
to Email and the Internet
Using Microsoft®
Outlook™, Outlook express™, or any webmail and
Internet Explorer
Understand how email,
the Internet and the World Wide Web work, Use
Microsoft Outlook Express, Outlook or web-based
email to send and receive email, Visiting and
searching websites, Using a search engine
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Advance
Electronic communications
Using Microsoft®
Outlook™, Outlook express™, or any webmail and
Internet Explorer
Understanding the terms
used to describe the Internet, Good email
practice, Buying goods and services safely on
the Internet, Chat services and forums
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Basic web
design
Using Microsoft®
FrontPage™ 97, 2000, XP, 2003 or 2007.Identify and use
appropriate software correctly, Import and place
text and image files, amending and formatting
web pages, Inserting hyperlinks
and more... |
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Basic web
design
Using HTML.
Know how to create and
format an HTML document, use hyperlinks, forms,
tables, style sheets and META tags, Plan test
and publish a website
and more... |
Accounting
- Available as one day courses
- Bite-size sessions
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An
Introduction to computerised accounts
Using Sage® Line 50™, versions 7 - 12. Double entry
bookkeeping techniques, Recording sales details
in the Sales Ledger and Debtors Control Account,
Recording purchase details in the Purchase
Ledgers and Creditors Control Account, Recording
VAT transactions, Constructing Trial Balance,
Deriving and interpreting the Profit & Loss
Account and Balance Sheet for your business
and more...
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Advanced
computerised accounts
Using Sage® Line 50™, versions 7 - 12.Recording
pre-payments and accruals correctly, Applying
the concepts of depreciation to fixed assets,
Accounting for bad debts, Constructing a Bank
Reconciliation Statement, Modifying the Profit &
Loss and Balance Sheet for Bank Reconciliation
adjustments, Applying some common performance
measures to your business
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Download our printable course catalogue
This is
just a selection of the courses we offer. If there is something specific
you need, ask!
If you prefer to learn on your
own try one of our self study courses or download a workbook or
resource.
Optimum Learning
0792 148 3310
info@optimumlearning.co.uk
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