Skills in Dealing with Microsoft Programs

Methodology

This course relies primarily on self-assessment tools to analyze, discover, and explain participants' abilities to manage and lead others. group presentations, discussions, role-playing, and case analysis are also used in this course.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Basics of Microsoft word processing

Set up a page, adjust margins, paper orientation, paper size, print options, create multiple pages, and mirror margins

Work with text and paragraphs

Use consumable characters

Implement a style or formatting to a document, such as text alignment, font size, font type, text color, background color, and more

Insert: images, auto shapes, charts, structured layouts, drawn text, and more

Create and format tables, manipulate data, and use some formulas, equations, and functions within these tables

Find and replace text within a document in different languages

Securing a document by protecting it and saving it with a password so that no one else can open it.

Target Audience

This course is aimed at employees who need to use the Microsoft Office suite in a work environment, as well as those who wish to learn basic administrative skills and apply them to project management and effective team communication.

Targeted Competencies

Proficiency in using Microsoft Office programs and applying them to daily work

The ability to create and edit documents, spreadsheets, and presentations using Microsoft Office programs

The ability to manage email and calendars using Microsoft Outlook

Understand administrative fundamentals and apply them to project management

The ability to communicate effectively with the team and manage meetings effectively