Courses in Office Automation

Access 

• Discover Access, work with the Office assistant; create tables; handling tables; edit tables; search and filter records; to print; Data; create relationships between tables; create simple queries; modify the results of a query; array analysis; create simple forms; create simple states; use online help.

Basic accounting

• The Level 1 Basic Accounting course allows students to understand the concepts of double-entry accounting and to be able to put them into practice in a work environment.

Excel 

• Explore Excel, use the Office Assistant, practice the basics, work with ranges, create simple formulas, copy and move data, print spreadsheets, use page layout, format numbers, format shape text, work with columns and rows, format cells, use automatic formatting and styles, use online help.

Project 

• Microsoft Project is a comprehensive project management software package that helps organize a plan, schedule tasks, assign resources and costs to tasks, track project progress, and write reports.

Outlook 

• Explore Outlook; send and receive messages; use Outlook's email features; work with message components; organize and manage messages; schedule with calendar; manage meetings; manage contacts; working with tasks; use notes; organize Outlook items.

PowerPoint 

• Explore PowerPoint; work with the Office Assistant, use basic functions, work with presentations, use the Outline pane, format and edit text, print presentations, format presentation text, format bullets and numbers, use sorter view of slides, modify several presentations, use graphic images… 

Business correspondence

• This course describes the basic steps for writing business letters. The most common types of letters are covered and the student can put their writing skills to the test. In addition, special sections on grammar, spelling and vocabulary, essential aspects for successful writing, have been added.

Written French

• Develop writing and speaking skills. It will therefore focus on verb agreements (particularly past participles) and on the correct use of verb tenses. An important part of the course will be devoted to Anglicisms. At the end of this course, you will have studied the agreement of the past participle, the use of the present participle and the verbal adjective, the agreement of the verb with its subject(s)… 

the Internet 

• Creation, management of websites and use of the Internet.

Typing

• Teach the participant to use the keyboard with the correct fingering. He will learn to work by following the exercises in his manual without looking at his keyboard. This course, divided into two parts, is intended for all those who have no knowledge of the keyboard…

Windows 

• Teach the participant to use the keyboard with the correct fingering. He will learn to work by following the exercises in his manual without looking at his keyboard. This course, divided into two parts, is intended for all those who have no knowledge of the keyboard…

Word 

• Explore Word, work with the Office Assistant; practice the basics; practice basic text formatting; check spelling and grammar; working with display modes; print documents; format characters, paragraphs; use styles; layout documents; set tabs; indented paragraphs... 

Acomba 

• Teach students how to use the Acomba software. The teaching of this software is carried out by a series of tasks to be carried out by the student using a fictitious company, until the end of the period and the procedures of exercise. The course is therefore divided into four distinct modules: General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable (including the Inventory module) and Payroll.

Sage 50 Accounting / Simply Accounting 

• This course has been designed to introduce the student to SAGE 50 / Simply Accounting. The student will learn how to prepare and use the program. This course has five parts: Format, General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, and Payroll.