Microsoft Word Training Courses
Microsoft Office Series
Avantix Learning offers a wide variety of Microsoft Word training courses at the introduction, intermediate and advanced level for Word 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019 or 365. Public courses are offered in downtown Toronto.
Learn how to use powerful tools and save time using Microsoft Word to automatically enter text or graphics, format documents using styles, create tables and advanced tables of contents, use sections, enter and edit fields, generate mail merges and use many other powerful tools in Microsoft Word.
Attend a public course at our Toronto location or arrange a custom course at your site or ours. Courses may be delivered as instructor-led classroom (ILC) or as virtual classroom (VC) courses. Contact us to discuss any of our custom options.
UPCOMING WORD COURSES
Microsoft Word: Introduction | May 3, 2019
Microsoft Word: Intermediate / Advanced | June 24/25, 2019
Microsoft Word: Styles, Templates and Tables of Contents | June 25, 2019
Microsoft Word: Power User | June 26/27, 2019
Looking for custom training? Contact us to arrange custom training at your site or ours.
Check out our blog for Word tips, tricks and shortcuts. If you are looking for information about new features, you may be interested in our Microsoft Word version overviews.
Microsoft Word Learning Path
Just getting started? Novice users can start with our Microsoft Word: Introduction course.
Learn core competencies in our Microsoft Word: Intermediate / Advanced course.
Do you need to learn styles and tables of contents? Check out the Microsoft Word: Styles, Templates and Tables of Contents course.
Learn to take your skills to the next level with our Microsoft Word: Power User course.
Check out our Microsoft Word: Creating Dynamic Documents if you’re interested in exploring the power of Word’s fields.
Our Microsoft Word: Designing Accessible Documents | Introduction course focuses on key concepts related to accessible documents.
Need to upgrade? You may be interested in our Microsoft Word: Upgrading to Word 2013 or Microsoft Word: Upgrading to Word 2016 courses.
If you want to create eBooks with Word, you may be interested in our Microsoft Word: eBook Design, Publishing and Distribution course.
Check out our Microsoft Word: Advanced Mail Merge course if you need to generate letters, labels and envelopes for mass mailings.
Do you want to learn to automate Word? Check out our Microsoft Word: VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) | Introduction course.
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Custom training
Register for a public scheduled course or contact us to arrange custom training at your site or ours.
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