Introduction to Microsoft Word workshop

Workshop Code: 26561

Teacher: This workshop is being taught by Paul.

What is this workshop about?

This workshop will introduce you to the basic skills that you need to use Microsoft Word, whether it’s for work or personal use. In this workshop you will learn:

• Basic Word functions such as save, print, share, copy and paste.
• Use the many options available in Word.
• How to use formatting such as font, alignment, layout.
• Add and modify shapes and pictures.
• How to use images, SmartArt graphics and WordArt

Who is this workshop for?

This course is for people who are new to Word and want to learn how to use the key features. It is also suitable for anyone needing to refresh their skills.

Entry Requirements to do this workshop:

A basic level of conversational and written English is needed to complete this course. You must also have a basic level of computer skills.

How you will be assessed?

Question and answer, discussion and Learner reflection.

What learners need to bring/supply

Learners must have access to Microsoft word, and a laptop.

What happens after I book this course?

There are two steps to complete before studying with us and booking on here is the first step. Your next step will be to enrol on your chosen course following the instructions in your order confirmation email.

The next steps…

During this workshop we will talk to you about your next steps which could include attending other workshops/courses such as Improve your skills in MS Word, Introduction to MS Excel, Improve your skills in MS Excel, Introduction to PowerPoint and Improve Your Skills in MS PowerPoint. Please see the full range of courses we offer.

We have programmes that can support you with your next steps in skills and employment. For further information please see our information, advice and guidance page.

NOTE: This course is for Hertfordshire Residents Only - *With the exception of the registration fee, this course/workshop is fully funded by The Education & Skills Funding Agency for adults who meet a set criteria - please see further details under the 'Further Information' heading.