It's hard to believe that most computer workers are still
self-taught and use only 15% of the potential of their software
programs! Act now if your employees need to use the full power
of Microsoft Office, our most popular training program. Workers
can train at one of our established Pentium PC labs or with
a minimum number of participants, we bring all the hardware,
software, and staff needed to create a state-of-the-art training
facility at your company location.
In Microsoft Essentials for Workplace Productivity, master the concepts and
maneuvers needed to navigate Windows, the foundation of all
other computer work. Use Word 2003's versatility to efficiently
produce highly professional documents. Move beyond "working
with spreadsheets" to organizing, analyzing, and presenting
data more effectively thanks to Excel 2003 Then power up
your dynamic presentations with PowerPoint.
An introduction to Access helps you create and maintain your
database. Finally, enjoy navigating the Internet and quickly
finding the information you need with Internet Explorer while
you keep your calendar, email, and scheduling tasks "online"
with Outlook.
Attend five hours per week for 16 weeks to total 80 hours
of lecture/workshop training. Weekly worksite implementation
projects hone your skills and additional one-on-one instruction
ensures all your questions get answered! Enrollment is limited
in all PDC courses.
Apply
Now!
Each Microsoft Essentials for Workplace Productivity participant must have
a computer loaded with the appropriate software dedicated
to his/her use at work. This particular program is not intended
for shop floor personnel. These employees should see
Microsoft
Office for Shop
Floor Personnel.
Did you know?
The largest gain in manufacturing productivity for 1997 (the
latest year for which statistics are available) was by computer
and office equipment workers. U.S. employers reported an average
productivity increase of 37.5%!
The correlated unit labor cost for these workers also posted
the largest decrease (25.3%!) for 1997. (Bureau of Labor Statistics,
May 2000)
May we help you achieve the same
savings and successes?
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