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There are two main routes to getting training
in the use of standard packages on your computer.
A standard course
Normally upwards of
1-day duration, which covers all aspects of the software package.
This type of course can lead to a formal qualification.
There are many
companies who provide this type of course, primarily targeted at
Microsoft users. They will normally have a training centre with a
number of dedicated PCs, allowing classes of between 6 and 20 to be
accommodated.
While these courses will provide an
overview of the software, and may well go into more detail depending
on the nature and length of the course, they do follow a set
syllabus. Thus everyone on the course gets taught the same things,
regardless of whether they need to know everything or not. They are
a good start point to find out the full capabilities of a software
package, but if you have specific needs they are likely to deal with
those in the broadbrush way and deal with a lot of extra things that
you don't want
We do not run this
type of course, as there are already a number of training
organisations with the facilities to provide this in a cost
effective manner.
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Bespoke 1 to 1 Training
This is the area in which we excel.
The training provided is specific to the needs of the individual,
and can range from very basic knowledge through to expert level.
You decide what you
want to be able to do with the software, we show you how to do it.
The advantage is that because you want to learn the techniques, they
will be remembered through use.
You get full value
for your time investment as details of the specific activities you
require are taught.
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