Microsoft Office: Beginner to Advanced
Word, Excel and PowerPoint, taught the way offices actually use them.
Stop copying numbers by hand. Let the spreadsheet do the arithmetic.
Excel is one of the quietly valuable skills in modern work. Accountants, storekeepers, analysts and founders all live in it, and the gap between a casual user and a confident one is enormous.
This course builds from tidy data entry to lookups, pivot tables and one-page dashboards. Every week ends with a real scenario: a shop's stock, a payroll sheet, a monthly sales report.
Cells, formatting, tables and clean data entry.
SUM, AVERAGE, IF, COUNTIF, SUMIF and cell references.
VLOOKUP, XLOOKUP, text and date functions.
Summarise thousands of rows in seconds; slicers and chart types.
Data validation, conditional formatting and one-page reports.
Accounts and admin staff, shop owners, students and anyone who suspects a spreadsheet could save them hours.
Most ideas carry over, but we teach in Excel because that is what employers ask for.
Yes. It is the natural first step before the Data Analysis course.
Word, Excel and PowerPoint, taught the way offices actually use them.
Switch on, find your way around, and stop being afraid of the keyboard.
Type faster, search smarter and run your inbox like a pro.