Microsoft Word Introduction

Overview:

Microsoft Word Introduction Training is a hands-on beginner’s course, which aims to give the learner a sound grounding in the use of Microsoft Word to create everyday documents required either at work or at home.

Particular emphasis is placed on developing accurate and well-designed documents.

The course begins by showing the learner how to navigate around Microsoft Word. You then learn to create a new document before moving onto features such as text manipulation and enhancement, creating and using tabs and tables, embellishing documents with clip art and pictures, creating multiple documents, through to merging and printing documents.

The Microsoft Word Introduction Training course covers:

• your first document

• working with a document

• viewing documents

• working with text

• cutting and copying

• text appearance

• working with paragraphs

• working with pages

• tabs

• tables

• pictures

• performing a mail merge

• printing your documents

• getting help

• a guide to brilliant documents

Course Details:

Target Audience:

This course is primarily designed for people who need to know how to use Microsoft Word to create a range of documents such as letters, memos and reports.

It is ideal for people who work in organisations where there is a requirement to produce reports, meeting agendas and more.

Learning Outcomes:

At the completion of this course participants will be able to:

• create a new document

• work with a document

• display documents using various views

• select and work with text in a document

• cut and copy information within and between documents

• use a range of font formatting techniques

• format paragraphs

• work effectively with features that affect the page layout of your document

• work with tabs

• create and modify tables

• insert and work with pictures in a Word document

• use the Mail Merge Wizard to perform mail merges

• print a document

• obtain help for Word whenever you need it

• create high quality document designs and layouts