Microsoft Word Training Courses
Instructor-led Classroom and Virtual Classroom Training
Avantix Learning offers a wide variety of live instructor-led Microsoft Word training courses at the introduction, intermediate and advanced level for Word 2016, 2019, 2021 or 365. Courses are offered online in virtual classroom format or in-person in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. We offer over 9 days of Word training so you can find the best course for your needs. Learn best practices as well as how to work with powerful tools and save time in Microsoft Word. Students will learn to quickly enter repetitive text or graphics, format documents using styles, create and format tables and advanced tables of contents, work with sections, enter and edit fields, insert bookmarks and hyperlinks, track changes, generate mail merges and use many other great features in Word. Each student will receive a full course manual with tips, tricks and shortcuts as well as sample and exercise files.
UPCOMING WORD COURSES
Our instructor-led training may be delivered as in-person (live classroom) or virtual classroom courses as indicated. Contact us at info@avantixlearning.ca to discuss any of our custom training options.
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Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word: Introduction | March 13, 2025 (Online in virtual classroom or In-person)
Microsoft Word: Intermediate / Advanced | May 22/23, 2025 (Online in virtual classroom or In-person)
Microsoft Word: Styles, Templates and Tables of Contents | April 29, 2025 (Online in virtual classroom or In-person)
Microsoft Word: Styles, Templates and Tables of Contents | May 23, 2025 (Online in virtual classroom or In-person)
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? Beginners can start with our Microsoft Word: Introduction course.
Learn core competencies in our Microsoft Word: Intermediate / Advanced course.
Do you need to learn best practices and styles and tables of contents? Check out the Microsoft Word: Styles, Templates and Tables of Contents course.
Take your skills to the next level with Microsoft Word: Designing Dynamic Word Documents Using Fields or Microsoft Word: Long Documents Masterclass.
Our Microsoft Word: Designing Accessible Documents | Introduction course focuses on key concepts related to accessible documents.
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.
Our instructor-led courses are delivered in virtual classroom format or at our downtown Toronto location at 18 King Street East, Suite 1400, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (some in-person classroom courses may also be delivered at an alternate downtown Toronto location). Contact us at info@avantixlearning.ca if you'd like to arrange custom instructor-led virtual classroom or onsite training on a date that's convenient for you.
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