Course funding & eligibility.
With funding from the NSW Government, we can offer partially of completely subsidised training for eligible students.
Microsoft Word is a useful word processing tool for creating written documents like procedures, reports, and more.
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Build your skills with Word.
Microsoft Word is a useful word processing tool for creating written documents like procedures, reports, and more. Develop your skills with Word and discover tips and tricks to increase your efficiency with this interactive workshop.
This training is funded by the NSW Government. Eligibility criteria applies.
We are currently accepting waitlist registrations for this course. Please see below to view full course details and to join the waitlist.
Word Essentials
Course information.
Learning Outcomes
As part of this workshop, you will gain an understanding of:
- Microsoft Word basics
- Efficient formatting techniques
- Time-saving shortcuts and tricks
- Advanced layout and design
- Master mail merge
- Smart tables and charts
Participants will achieve the following learning outcomes:
- Develop confidence in navigating Word interface
- Increase efficiency by using shortcuts
- Develop effective document formatting, layout, and design skills
- Utilise smart tables and charts for data visualisation
- Understand document security implementations
Funding & Eligibility
The Targeted Skills for Small Business program is a NSW Government initiative, established to deliver training for small business owners and employees of small businesses who want to better understand how to use the latest technology and gain up-to-date knowledge to improve their business operations.
Our Small Business Foundations courses are subsidised by the NSW Government for eligible participants. You may be eligible for fully subsidised training under the Targeted Skills for Small Business program if you are:
- 15 years old or over
- no longer at school
- living or working in NSW (or an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person living in specific NSW border areas); and
- an Australian citizen, permanent resident, New Zealand citizen, or humanitarian visa holder (or a partner visa holder whose sponsor is a humanitarian visa holder)
To be eligible for subsided training under this program you must:
- be an owner of a small business, or;
- be an employee of a small business, or;
- be an employee of a not-for-profit business
NOTE: A small business is an enterprise with less than 20 full-time equivalent (FTE) employees, or less than 200 FTE employees if the enterprise's primary operation is in a regional or remote location.
Please contact us if you would like to confirm your eligibility.
Delivery
Workshop Dates:
- Dates will be listed here when courses are scheduled.
Location:
This workshop will be delivered online via Teams
What you will need:
- Computer
- Internet connectivity
