This is the key element of all our courses. We consult with your organization and the students to determine the desired skill set, then determine the existing skill set and devise a course to transfer those skills to the students. This helps ensure that students gain the maximum benefit from every training session, and that they are able to utilize the skills they are taught.
Contact us to design a course to suit your needs.
This is our comprehensive beginner course.
This training course will start with the basics, and build success upon success. It will demystify and simplify complexity of computer functions. Computer terms will be introduced at a functional level; executing tasks will be placed in the context of real life. As each computer program is introduced, additional common Windows functions will be introduced, described, and practiced. In order to increase comfort and familiarity, emphasis will be placed on this progressive learning, rather than focusing on each individual program. Thus, when the students have completed the course, they will be able to perform basic functions in programs they have not previously used. By the end of the class, the students will be able to find files on the computer, browse the internet, use email , and type basic Microsoft Word documents such as a resume and cover letter.
The Training Plan is modular in design. Based on the skill level of the students,
some elements can be excluded and others expanded, in order to maximize the learning
experience. Each lesson will include hands-
This course is for students who understand computer basics.
The prerequisites for this course are: a basic understanding of computers, including navigating Windows, opening and closing programs, and rudimentary typing skills.
This course will cover the basics of understanding Microsoft Word 2007, including navigating the interface, creation of several types of documents, saving files for storage and use on other computers, and changing the appearance of documents. In addition, the students will learn to set up different sizes of documents, print the documents to paper or electronic media, and understand principles of layout and formatting.
All classes are delivered at your location, using either our portable computer lab or your existing computer lab. Our portable lab requires enough chairs and workstations (a conference table is acceptable) for the students and instructor, three electrical outlets, and enough room to set up at least one 36” x 48” whiteboard and easel. A blank wall for projecting images would be best, and Internet access is preferred, but not required
This course is for students who understand computer basics.
The prerequisites for this course are: a basic understanding of computers, including navigating Windows, opening and closing programs, basic numeracy, and rudimentary typing skills.
This course will cover the basics of understanding Microsoft Excel 2007, including navigating the interface, describing the principle of and use of spreadsheets, creation of several types of spreadsheets, saving files for storage and use on other computers, and changing the appearance of documents. In addition, the students will learn to set up different sizes of documents, print the documents to paper or electronic media, and understand principles of layout and formatting. The students will also create basic charts to display their data.