Microsoft PowerPoint Training Courses
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Instructor-led Microsoft PowerPoint training courses are held in downtown Toronto and are offered at the introduction, intermediate or advanced level for 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019 or 365.
Learn to save time and work effectively with PowerPoint to create well-designed presentations. Use layouts, themes, templates, and masters effectively and include graphics, video and sound. Start using tips, tricks and techniques to get the most from this popular presentation program.
Attend a public course at our Toronto location or arrange a custom course at your site or ours as instructor-led classroom (ILC) or as virtual classroom (VC) courses.
UPCOMING POWERPOINT COURSES
Microsoft PowerPoint: Design for Non-Designers | December 12, 2019
Microsoft PowerPoint: Introduction | December 20, 2019
Microsoft PowerPoint: Introduction | January 29, 2020
Microsoft PowerPoint: Intermediate / Advanced | February 6/7, 2020
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Microsoft PowerPoint Learning Path
Just getting started? Novice users can start with our Microsoft PowerPoint: Introduction course.
Learn core competencies in our Microsoft PowerPoint: Intermediate / Advanced course. Do you need to create and format charts in PowerPoint? Check out Microsoft PowerPoint: Visualizing Data with Charts [2016].
Need to work on your design skills? Check out our Microsoft PowerPoint: Design for Non-Designers course.
Do you want to improve your animation skills? Check out our Microsoft PowerPoint: Animations Bootcamp.
Our Microsoft PowerPoint: Accessible PowerPoint Presentations course focuses on key concepts related to accessibility and presenting.
Need to upgrade? You may be interested in our Microsoft PowerPoint: Upgrading to PowerPoint 2013 or Microsoft PowerPoint: Upgrading to PowerPoint 2016 courses.
Do you want to learn to automate PowerPoint? Check out our Microsoft PowerPoint: Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) | Introduction course.
Contact us to discuss any of our custom options.
Check out our blog for more PowerPoint tips, tricks and shortcuts.
Public courses are delivered at our downtown Toronto location at 1 Yonge Street, Suite 1801 (Toronto Star Building), Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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Custom training
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