Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Associate Certification Training (Vouchers Included)

While proficiency in Microsoft Office is essential in most professional settings, earning a Microsoft Office Associate certification signifies that you have a deep level of skills needed to use the Office suite.

The Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Associate Certification Training course will teach you how to use the Microsoft Office suite at an advanced level. You will build your expertise through hands-on exercises, in-depth course material, and supplemental video demonstrations. You will...

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Course code: GES897

What you will learn

Master the crucial Microsoft Office suite skills: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook to enhance your productivity
Craft and refine Word documents with ease and precision
Create visually stunning Excel spreadsheets to make data analysis engaging
Design persuasive PowerPoint presentations to captivate audiences
Streamline communication, scheduling, and collaboration using Outlook's powerful features
Use AI and Microsoft Copilot across Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook to support writing, editing, spreadsheet analysis, presentation creation, email communication, and meeting workflows

How you will benefit

Increased employability: Enhance your resume with the widely-recognized and in-demand Microsoft Office skills, making you more attractive to potential employers
Improved productivity: Streamline your daily tasks and processes by utilizing the various tools and features available in the Office suite
Enhanced communication: Craft professional and visually appealing documents, presentations, and emails to clearly convey your message to colleagues and clients
Data-driven decision-making: Leverage Excel's powerful data analysis capabilities to make informed decisions based on quantitative insights
Efficient collaboration: Utilize Outlook and other Office applications to seamlessly collaborate with team members, share documents, and keep everyone on the same page
Time-saving automation: Use Excel to automate repetitive tasks, saving you valuable time and reducing the risk of manual errors
Customized solutions: Tailor PowerPoint presentations and Word documents to suit various audiences and purposes, adapting to the specific needs of your projects
Superior organization: Manage your schedule, tasks, and contacts effectively using Outlook's calendar and task management features, ensuring you stay on top of your commitments
Advanced reporting: Generate sophisticated reports and visualizations using Excel to better understand your data and communicate your findings
Professional growth: Continuously develop your skills and stay relevant in the ever-evolving workplace by mastering the latest updates and features within the Microsoft Office suite
Improved productivity: Increase workplace efficiency by using AI and Microsoft Copilot to streamline document creation, data analysis, presentation development, communication, scheduling, and collaboration tasks

How the course is taught

Self-paced, online course
6 Months to complete
Open enrollment, begin anytime
245 course hours

Outline

Lesson 1: Microsoft Office Basics - Quizzes: 0, Assignments: 0

Logging in to Microsoft 365
Installing Applications
Creating New Files and AutoSaving
Protected View
File Sharing
File Collaboration
Version History
Getting Updates
Mac Versions

Lesson 2: Creating a Microsoft Excel Workbook - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Starting Microsoft Excel
Creating a Workbook
Saving a Workbook
The Status Bar
Adding and Deleting Worksheets
Copying and Moving Worksheets
View Options for the Worksheet
Closing a Workbook

Lesson 3: The Ribbon - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 0

Tabs
Groups and Commands
Microsoft Search Box
Customizing the Ribbon

Lesson 4: The Backstage View (The File Menu) - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 3

Introduction to the Backstage View
Opening a Workbook
New Workbooks and Excel Templates
Printing Worksheets
Personalizing Microsoft Office

Lesson 5: The Quick Access Toolbar - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Getting Started
Adding Common Commands
Adding Additional Commands with the Customize Dialog
Adding Ribbon Commands or Groups

Lesson 6: Entering Data in Microsoft Excel Worksheets - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Entering Text
Inserting and Deleting Cells
Inserting Hyperlinks
Inserting WordArt
Using AutoComplete
Entering Numbers and Dates
Using the Fill Handle

Lesson 7: Formatting Microsoft Excel Worksheets - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 4

Selecting Ranges of Cells
Hiding Worksheets
Adding Color to Worksheet Tabs
Adding Themes to Workbooks
Adding a Watermark
The Font Group
The Alignment Group
The Number Group

Lesson 8: Editing Worksheets - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Find
Find and Replace
Using the Clipboard
Moving Columns / Rows

Lesson 9: Working with Rows and Columns - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Inserting and Deleting Rows, Columns, and Cells
Transposing Rows and Columns
Row Height and Column Width
Hiding and Unhiding Rows and Columns
Freezing Panes

Lesson 10: Using Formulas in Microsoft Excel - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Math Operators and the Order of Operations
Entering Formulas
AutoSum (and Other Common Auto-Formulas)
Copying Formulas
Relative, Absolute, and Mixed Cell References

Lesson 11: Finalizing Microsoft Excel Worksheets - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Setting Margins
Setting Page Orientation
Setting the Print Area
Print Scaling (Fit Sheet on One Page)
Repeating Headings
Headers and Footers

Lesson 12: Using Copilot in Microsoft Excel - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Copilot in Microsoft 365 Excel
Creating Columns
Analyzing Your Data
Importing and Framing Data

Introduction to Microsoft Excel Exam

Lesson 1: Common Functions - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 7

Using Named Ranges in Formulas
Using Formulas That Span Multiple Worksheets
Functions: IF and IFS
Functions: AND and OR
Functions: NOT
Functions: SWITCH
Functions: COUNTIF, AVERAGEIF, and SUMIF
Functions: PMT and NPER
Functions: TEXTJOIN and CONCAT
Text Functions
Date and Time Functions

Lesson 2: Working with Lists - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 4

What is a List of Data?
Removing Duplicates from a List
Sorting Data in a List
Filtering Data in a List
Adding Subtotals to a List

Lesson 3: Visualizing Your Data - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Chart Basics
Tools for Editing Charts
The Format Tool Tab
Using the Three Chart Buttons
The Format Task Pane
Useful Charts
Line and Area Charts
Hierarchy Charts
Statistic Charts
Other Charts
Combo Charts
Using Recommended Charts
Sparklines
Add and Format Objects
Working with Shapes
Working with Icons
Working with SmartArt
Using the Quick Analysis Tool

Lesson 4: Working with Tables - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Format Data as a Table
Table Design Tool Tab
Formatting Individual Cells
Selecting Table Rows and Columns
Structured References
Convert a Table to a Range

Lesson 5: Advanced Formatting - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Cell Styles
Conditional Formatting
Conditional Formatting: Highlight Cells Rules
Conditional Formatting: Top/Bottom Rules
Conditional Formatting: Data Bars, Color Scales, and Icon Sets
Conditional Formatting: Create a New Rule
Removing Conditional Formatting

Intermediate Microsoft Excel Exam

Lesson 1: Using PivotTables - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

How PivotTables Work
Timeline Filters
Inserting Slicers
Grouping Data
Calculated Fields
PivotCharts

Lesson 2: Advanced Functions - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Function Syntax
ROWS, COLUMNS, INDEX, and XMATCH
Arrays and Array Formulas
SORT, FILTER, and SORTBY
Lookup Functions
The LET Function
The TRANSPOSE Function

Lesson 3: Auditing Workbooks - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Inspecting a Workbook
Tracing Precedents and Dependents
Watch Window
Evaluating Formulas
Error Checking

Lesson 4: Data Tools - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 5

Importing Data from Online Source
Converting Text to Columns
Importing Files
Linking to External Data
Controlling Calculation Options
Data Validation
Consolidating Data
What-If Analysis

Lesson 5: Recording and Using Macros - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Recording Macros
Running Macros
Editing Macros
Adding Macros to the Quick Access Toolbar

Lesson 6: Working with Others - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Comments and Notes
Protecting Worksheets and Workbooks
Marking a Workbook as Final
Other Sharing Concerns

Advanced Microsoft Excel Exam, Final Microsoft Excel Exam

Lesson 1: Microsoft Office Basics - Quizzes: 0, Assignments: 0

Logging in to Microsoft 365
Installing Applications
Creating New Files and AutoSaving
Protected View
File Sharing
File Collaboration
Version History
Getting Updates
Mac Versions

Lesson 2: Creating a Microsoft Word Document - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Starting Microsoft Word
Creating a Document
Saving a Document
The Status Bar
Closing a Document
Opening Documents

Lesson 3: The Ribbon - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 0

Tabs
Groups and Commands
Microsoft Search Box
Customizing the Ribbon

Lesson 4: The Backstage View (The File Menu) - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 3

Introduction to the Backstage View
Opening a Document
New Documents and Word Templates
Configuring Documents to Print
Adding Your Name to Microsoft Word
Adding Values to Document Properties

Lesson 5: The Quick Access Toolbar - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Getting Started
Adding Common Commands
Adding Additional Commands with the Customize Dialog
Adding Ribbon Commands or Groups

Lesson 6: Formatting Microsoft Word Documents - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 7

Selecting Text
Fonts
Working with Lists
Inserting a Hyperlink in a Document
Using Styles
Using Themes
Using the Ruler
Indentation
Setting Margins
Special Characters
WordArt
Page Background Elements

Lesson 7: Editing Documents - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Find
Find and Replace
Using the Clipboard
Search Options
Inserting Text from Another File

Lesson 8: Finalizing Microsoft Word Documents - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 3

Adding Page Numbers
Headers and Footers
Microsoft Editor
Checking Spelling and Grammar
Internationalization and Accessibility

Lesson 9: Using Copilot in Microsoft Word

Copilot in Microsoft 365 Word
Highlighting Existing Text
Copilot Sidecar
Temporary Chat
Practical ways to use Copilot

Introduction to Microsoft Word Exam

Lesson 1: Advanced Formatting - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 3

Shading and Borders
Setting Line and Paragraph Spacing
Changing Styles
Paragraph Marks and Other Formatting Symbols
Character Space Options
Changing the Default Font
Custom Design Elements
Editing PDF Documents in Microsoft Word

Lesson 2: Working with Tables - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 3

Inserting a Table
Converting Tables to Text
Sorting Table Data
Setting Cell Margins
Modifying Table Dimensions
Merging and Splitting Cells
Applying Formulas to a Table
Table Styles
Manipulating Rows, Columns, and Cells

Lesson 3: Working with Images - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 3

Inserting Images
Placing and Sizing Images
Wrapping Text around an Image
Adjusting Images
Borders and Effects
Using Live Layout and Alignment Guides

Lesson 4: Page Layout - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Orientation and Paper Size
Working with Columns
Page and Section Breaks
Adding Titles to Sections
Hyphenation
Line Numbers

Lesson 5: Working with Illustrations - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 5

Adding and Editing Charts
Inserting Images
Using Shapes
Working with Icons
3D Models
Working with SmartArt
Using Building Blocks

Lesson 6: Viewing Your Documents - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Document Views
Using the Navigation Pane
Multiple Windows
Object Zoom Feature

Intermediate Microsoft Word Exam

Lesson 1: Working with Long Documents - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 4

Adding a Table of Contents
Updating the Table of Contents
Deleting the Table of Contents
Cross References
Footnotes and Endnotes
Inserting Citations and a Bibliography
Adding an Index
Inserting a Table of Figures
Inserting and Updating a Table of Authorities
Using Bookmarks
Go To Feature

Lesson 2: Reviewing and Collaborating on Documents - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 4

Adding Comments
Tracking Changes
Viewing Changes
Accepting and Rejecting Changes
Sharing

Lesson 3: Comparing and Combining Documents - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Comparing Documents
Combining Documents

Lesson 4: Forms - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 6

Showing the Developer Tab

Lesson 5: Managing Mailings - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Creating Envelopes and Labels
Using Mail Merge

Lesson 6: Protecting Documents - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Marking Documents Final
Password Protect Word Documents
Removing Metadata from Files
Restrict Formatting and Editing
Adding Watermarks

Lesson 7: Macros - Quizzes: 0, Assignments: 1

Using Macros

Advanced Microsoft Word Exam, Final Microsoft Word Exam

Lesson 1: Microsoft Office Basics - Quizzes: 0, Assignments: 0

Logging in to Microsoft 365
Installing Applications
Creating New Files and AutoSaving
Protected View
File Sharing
File Collaboration
Version History
Getting Updates
Mac Versions

Lesson 2: Creating a Presentation - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Starting Microsoft PowerPoint
Creating a Presentation
Saving a Presentation
The Status Bar
Closing a Presentation

Lesson 3: The Ribbon - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 0

Tabs
Groups and Commands
Microsoft Search Box
Customizing the Ribbon

Lesson 4: The Quick Access Toolbar - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Getting Started
Adding Common Commands
Adding More Commands with the Customize Dialog Box
Adding Ribbon Commands or Groups

Lesson 5: The Backstage View (The File Menu) - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Introduction to the Backstage View
Opening a Presentation
New Presentations and Presentation Templates
Adding Your Name to Microsoft PowerPoint

Lesson 6: Formatting Presentations - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Selecting a Slide Layout
Adding and Editing Text
Adding Text from a Text File or Word Outline
Formatting Text
Text Effects and WordArt
Bulleted and Numbered Lists
Columns
Adding Slides to a Presentation
Arranging Slides

Lesson 7: Working with Images - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Adding Images to a Slide
Removing an Image Background
Picture Format Tools Tab
Grouping and Ungrouping Images
Arranging Images
Adding Shapes
Working with Icons
3D Models
Using Digital Ink

Lesson 8: Working with Tables and Charts - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Inserting a Table
Formatting Tables
Importing Tables from External Sources
Inserting a Chart
Formatting a Chart
Importing Charts from External Sources

Lesson 9: Preparing and Presenting - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Checking Spelling
Accessing Different Views of a Presentation
Running the Slide Show
Organizing a Presentation in Sections
Adding Transitions to Slides
Adding Speaker Notes
Printing a Presentation

Lesson 10: Using Copilot in Microsoft PowerPoint - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Copilot in Microsoft 365 PowerPoint
Creating a New Presentation
Creating New Slides
Summarizing Large Amounts of Content
Branding a Deck

Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint Exam

Lesson 1: Customizing Presentations - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Applying a Theme
Formatting Backgrounds
Headers and Footers
Adding a Background Image

Lesson 2: Presentation Masters - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Working with the Slide Master
Slide Layouts
Formatting Slide Masters and Layouts
Adding a Watermark to Your Presentation
Adding Slide Numbers Using the Slide Master
Inserting a New Slide Master
Removing Unused Slide Masters and Layouts
Modifying the Notes Master
Modifying the Handout Master

Lesson 3: Working with Special Effects - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Animating Bullets
Working with the Animation Painter
Motion Paths
Animating a Chart
Slide Transitions

Lesson 4: Using SmartArt - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Inserting SmartArt Graphics
Modifying SmartArt Graphics
Resizing/Repositioning a SmartArt Object
Inserting Text into a SmartArt Object
Adding Shapes to a SmartArt Object
Ungrouping SmartArt Objects

Lesson 5: Multimedia - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Creating a Photo Album
Editing a Photo Album
Inserting Sounds and Video
Editing Media Clips

Lesson 6: Setting up the Slide Show - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Setting up a Custom Slide Show
Creating a Hyperlink
Adding an Action Button
Zoom
Using Rehearse Timings
Navigating within a Slide Show
Annotating a Presentation
Recording a Slide Show

Lesson 7: Outlines and Slides - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Exporting Handouts to Word
Exporting an Outline to Word
Saving a Presentation as an Outline
Saving a Slide as a Graphic

Lesson 8: Managing Multiple Presentations - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Merging Multiple Presentations
Viewing Multiple Presentations
Tracking Changes in PowerPoint
Adding Comments

Lesson 9: Finalizing Presentations - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 0

Inspecting a Presentation
Encrypting a Presentation
Embedding the Fonts in a Presentation
Saving a Presentation in PDF Format
Compressing Pictures
Marking a Presentation as Final

Advanced Microsoft PowerPoint Exam, Final Microsoft PowerPoint Exam

Lesson 1: The Outlook Interface - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 0

Overview of the Outlook Interface
The Ribbon
Review of Differences Between Classic and New Layouts

Lesson 2: Working with Messages - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Compose a Message
Add an Attachment
Add Polling Options
Check Spelling and Grammar
Format Text
Insert a Hyperlink or Image in a Message
Send a Message

Lesson 3: Working with the Calendar - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Change Your Calendar View
Set Up Availability Status
Print Your Schedule
Share Your Calendar
Schedule a Meeting
Make Updates to Meetings
Cancel a Meeting
View Others’ Calendars
Delete a Calendar
Work with Calendar Items
Create and Add Calendars

Lesson 4: Organizing Contacts - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Add, Delete, and Import/Export a Contact
Update a Contact
Locate a Contact
Sort Contacts
Work with Contact Lists
Manage Multiple Address Books

Lesson 5: Working with Groups - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Search for a Group
Create a Group
Add or Remove Members
Send Email to a Group

Lesson 6: Using Copilot in Microsoft Outlook

Copilot in Microsoft 365 Outlook
Emails
Meetings

Introduction to Microsoft Outlook 365 Exam

Lesson 1: Performing Popular Tasks - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 3

Open Email Messages
Reply to and Forward Email Messages
Preview and Save an Attachment
Print a Message
Delete a Message
Save a Message in an Alternate Format
Customize the Navigation Pane

Lesson 2: Working with Tasks and Notes - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Create a Task
Print a Task
Add Steps to a Task
Update a Task
Search for Tasks
Change Your Task View

Lesson 3: Using Signature and Themes - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Create a Signature
Automatically Add a Signature to Messages
Modify a Signature
Format Outgoing Messages

Lesson 4: Managing Your Inbox - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 2

Search for Messages
Sort Messages
Add New Local Folders
Move Messages between Folders
Group Your Mailbox Items
Filter Messages
Organize Messages
Create and Manage Rules
Manage Your Junk Email
Archive Your Messages
Create a Quick Step
Create Auto-Replies

Lesson 5: Working with Multiple Email Accounts - Quizzes: 1, Assignments: 1

Setting Up Multiple Accounts in Outlook
Send Emails from Different Accounts
POP vs. IMAP Email Protocols

Advanced Microsoft Outlook 365 Exam, Microsoft Outlook 365 Final Exam

Instructors & Support

Tracy Berry

Tracy Berry has been a senior graphic designer/programmer, instructor, and consultant since 1993 and has developed hundreds of logos, marketing materials, websites, and multimedia solutions for customers worldwide. She was also involved in several large corporate software rollouts. She has helped many organizations optimize and streamline data solutions. She teaches both onsite and online courses and has her CTT (Certified Technical Trainer) certification. Tracy specializes in teaching graphics, desktop publishing, web design, and reporting/productivity applications.

Requirements

Prerequisites:

There are no prerequisites to take this course. However, must have familiarity with using a personal computer and in a Windows environment. You must also be able to launch and close programs, navigate to information stored on the computer, and manage files and folders.

Certification Requirements:

To earn the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Associate certification, pass three of the following exams:

For students using Microsoft Office 2019/2021:
- MO-100: Microsoft Word
- MO-200: Microsoft Excel
- MO-300: Microsoft PowerPoint
- MO-400: Microsoft Outlook
For students using Microsoft Office 365:
- MO-11: Microsoft Word
- MO-210: Microsoft Excel
- MO-310: Microsoft PowerPoint
- MO-400: Microsoft Outlook

Requirements:

Hardware Requirements:

This course must be taken on a PC. Macs and Chromebooks are not compatible.

Software Requirements:

PC: Windows 10 or later.
Browser: The latest version of Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox are preferred. Microsoft Edge is also compatible.
Microsoft Office 365 or 2021(not included in enrollment). While you can use an older version of Microsoft Office, if you do, there will be some differences between your version and what you see in the course.
Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Software must be installed and fully operational before the course begins.

Other:

Email capabilities and access to a personal email account.

Instructional Material Requirements:

The instructional materials required for this course are included in enrollment and available online.

More About

About Certification: Microsoft

Microsoft is a global leader in software development and technology solutions. Microsoft programs such as Excel, Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint are used both at home and at work. Microsoft provides certifications in these programs that range from beginner to expert level, helping professionals realize their full potential. Whether you want to learn a single program or the entire Office Suite, completing a Microsoft-certified course is the first step.

FAQ

The Microsoft Office Specialist certification, or MOS certification, is the only globally recognized certification designed to validate your knowledge and expertise using the programs in the Microsoft Office Suite. Earning this certification shows employers that you are able to utilize the full functionality and features available within these office-productivity software programs resulting in increased productivity and confidence on the job.

Yes, you will be prepared for the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification exams for PowerPoint, Outlook, Word, and Excel. For students using Microsoft Office 2019/2021, we recommend the MO-100, MO-200, MO-300, and MO-400 exams, and the MO-110, MO-210, MO-310, and MO-400 exams for Microsoft Office 365 users. This course offers enrollment with or without vouchers. The vouchers are prepaid access to sit for a certifying exam of your choosing upon eligibility. Proctor fees may apply, which are not included.

You will receive three exam vouchers with the voucher included version.

This course is open enrollment, so you can register and start the course as soon as you are ready. Access to your course can take 24-48 business hours.

This course is self-paced and open enrollment, so you can start when you want and finish at your own pace. When you register, you'll receive six (6) months to complete the course.

The time allotted for course completion has been calculated based on the number of course hours. However, if you are unable to complete the course, contact the student advising team to see what options you may have available to work out a suitable completion date. Please note that an extension fee may be charged.

Our courses are designed to accommodate various learning preferences. Depending on the course structure, you may get different forms of support. Self-paced courses are designed to be user-friendly and independent, minimizing the need for external support. In courses with instructors, our direct platform support feature includes opportunities for questions, discussions, and remediation, with email and phone support available for select courses. Our student advising team is available to guide you on program requirements and administrative requests, but they do not provide assistance with course content. Our goal is to provide you with the necessary support for success, whether it's through self-paced exploration, direct communication, or guidance from our advising team.

Upon successful completion of the course, you will be awarded a Certificate of Completion.

This course will provide you with the skills you need to obtain an entry-level position in most cases. Potential students should always do research on the job market in their area before registering.

This course is non-credit, so it does not qualify for federal aid, FAFSA and Pell Grant. In some states, vocational rehab or workforce development boards will pay for qualified students to take our courses. Additionally, some students may qualify for financial assistance when they enroll, if they meet certain requirements. Financing is available from select schools. Learn more about financial assistance.

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Reviews

I highly recommend this course to anyone who is interested in getting a great working knowledge of Microsoft Office content and features. The course is simple, effective, and constructed beautifully for ease of understanding. The instructors are extremely skilled and knowledgeable, and very helpful. The course interface is excellent such that it holds your interest throughout. Overall one of the best courses in my academic journey. - Dakshana N.

I love this course! Whole heartedly, this was an amazing course with tons of information. They didn't disappoint. One of the easiest classes to pass with all the information and time they give you to pass it.- Marie Z.

"This was by far the best learning experience. You could work at your own pace, around work schedules, children, etc., if you only had 30 minutes or four hours. If you had questions or concerns, you could always get in touch with someone and get your answer. In my opinion, this is the best way to take a class. I will definitely be taking others this way! Thank you for all your help and support. I appreciate all of you!!"-LouAnn O.

"Overall, the program was great: reading, doing, and watching, covered all the sensory memory modules." - Martha D.

"I love the self-paced structure, and I use the knowledge I gained in the lessons, quizzes, and exams each and every day at work." - Christopher G.

"The instructions were thorough and easy to understand. And I like that I could take the course at my own pace." - Kimberly K.

"This training was a great way to learn all the Microsoft Office Apps at an in-depth level. I never knew there was so much to it, and I completed the program with a feeling of mastery. The training is clear and concise, and you are able to progress at your own pace. I was able to repeat any lesson within the course that I felt I needed to review. I highly recommend this program and plan on taking more courses in the future." - Jennifer B.

Loved the classes. I thought I’d hate Excel, but I really enjoyed it. Another FANTASTIC bonus was when a gentleman asked me if I wanted a timeline in order to get finished on time. That was HUGE!!! - Julia G.

The classes were very well explained, and I am a visual learner, so having the videos to show the process of things was a huge help. I learned a lot. - Shelly F.

I would not change a thing. The class covered all the items in Microsoft Office that I wanted to know. I really liked learning how to create my own PowerPoint. - Shari B.

"Overall, the program was great: reading, doing, and watching, covered all the sensory memory modules." - Martha D.

"I love the self-paced structure, and I use the knowledge I gained in the lessons, quizzes, and exams each and every day at work." - Christopher G.

"The instructions were thorough and easy to understand. And I like that I could take the course at my own pace." - Kimberly K.

The classes were very well explained, and I am a visual learner, so having the videos to show the process of things was a huge help. I learned a lot. - Shelly F.

I would not change a thing. The class covered all the items in Microsoft Office that I wanted to know. I really liked learning how to create my own PowerPoint. - Shari B.

Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Associate Certification Training (Vouchers Included)

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