Module One – Getting Started with MS Word

Bring newcomers up to speed with all the features of Word that your business needs them to know:

Typically, this would include: The basics of the application; setting up productive habits; formatting characters; adjusting paragraphs; using cohesive numbering and bullet points; bringing in data and words from other locations; setting up envelope and label printing; using symbols and characters from other languages; aligning information using tables; ensuring the correct layout for professional-looking printing and any features specifically required for your organisation.

Module Two – Moving to the next level

Take existing users to the next level with an analysis of their current use, new skills and everything they need to speed up day to day tasks:

Typically, module two will look at: Changing bad habits to improve productivity; using styles to ensure that you present a unified appearance; more features of tables; bringing in pictures; long-document layouts; creating a table-of-contents; Headers and footers; page numbering; auto-text, and anything specifically required by the individuals.

Module Three – Becoming a desktop publisher

Using Word as a publishing tool – creating stylish and robust documents:

Module three can incorporate anything that you need or want to know, typically users might expect to look at: Creative combinations of text and pictures; multi-level paragraph numbering; mail-merge (documents, envelopes, labels and catalogues); working with hidden and non-printing characters; document information fields; multi-sectioned documents; multiple columns, and anything specifically required at this level.