What is the aim of this
course?
Word processing
skills are no longer the preserve of the professional secretary. In
the current information age, some tasks can just not be delegated.
The high flying young achiever and the established executive can
best harness Internet resources, for instance, through personal
research and exploration of valuable knowledge pools as well as
maintain key contacts through e-mail technology. These useful
activities are best done with minimal waste of time with good word
processing skills.
This course seeks to achieve such objectives through transfer of
knowledge and skills based on the most widely used word processing
software available, Microsoft Word.
Who is it for?
People from all
backgrounds with little or no knowledge in computers.
What will you learn?
Practical Use Of
Specific Microsoft Word Functions
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Word basics – Create and save documents. Tour the Word Window,
Select and navigate Text, Work with Multiple Documents, Get Help,
Manage Files
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Automatic Formatting – Use spell check, use Auto Correct, Apply Auto
formatting, Undo and Redo Actions, use a Wizard
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Editing and Formatting – Set up the Page, Shift text, Format Text,
Format Paragraphs, use Format Painter, set Tab Stops, Insert tab
Leaders
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Using Word Tools – use the Thesaurus, Find and Replace Text, Create
headers and Footers, Check Spelling and Grammar, create Passwords,
Create a Document Summary, Preview and Print a Document
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Advanced Editing Tools – Manipulate Toolbars, use Auto text, Add
Special Symbols, Apply Bullets and Numbering
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Columns and Tables – Apply Multiple Columns, Modify Columns, Create
and Format a Table, use table AutoFormat
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Mail Merging – Create a source document, create main document, sort
records, filter records, use word fields, print labels and envelopes
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Use Of Reference Tools – Create footnotes and Endnotes, Use
Bookmarks, create a Cross-Reference, Build an Index, Create a Table
of Contents
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What
is the aim of this course?
Good
quality data is critical to the survival of the modern business.
Using a relational database framework based on the popular PC
database application Microsoft Access, key database management
skills are taught to participants. The choice of course structure
hinges on the premise that most modern commercial database systems
operate on the principles of relational technology. Banking
applications are no exception. Thus the course seeks to develop a
deeper insight into the workings of several applications used by
participants on the job whilst equipping them with the practical
skills to create their own database systems on the Microsoft Access
platform to meet their peculiar needs. Some programming skills are
also impacted through the use of Visual Basic Programming tools.
Who is it for?
A must
for professionals with a special interest in IT, marketing, finance,
human resource, audit, administration and applied research and
corporate planning.
What will you learn?
An
Introduction To Database Concepts
• Manual filing system
• Computerized filed-based systems
• Database management systems: concepts & architecture
• Structured systems analysis and design
• Conceptual database design using entity-based relationship model
• Physical database design
• Entity-Relationship diagrams
• Normalization
Practical Application Skills
• Structured Query Language
• Microsoft Access: Tables
• Microsoft Access: Forms
• Microsoft Access: Queries
• Microsoft Access: Reports
• Microsoft Access: Macros
• Visual Basic Programming
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