IT and Networking Courses

Microsoft Word is used by over 750 million people worldwide. Over the years, it has developed from a simple writing tool into the powerful and versatile word-processing program that we know and love today. With the right training, you can master everything Word has to offer.

At first glance, Microsoft Excel can seem overwhelming, but it’s one of the most fundamental digital skills you can have. 

Part of the Microsoft Office suite, MS Excel has many uses beyond data entry and management. It’s a powerful analysis tool, whether you’re an accountant needing financial analysis or a student researching survey results. 

Presentations are used to persuade and engage, which is why many favour them over plain documents when it comes to business meetings, marketing presentations or student projects. 

Learning Microsoft PowerPoint 2021 will allow you to discover and harness all that it has to offer and develop up to date PowerPoint skills, making sure you never lose an audience again.

CompTIA Server+ is a global certification that validates the hands-on skills of IT professionals who install, manage, and troubleshoot servers in data canters as well as on-premises and hybrid environments.

This course is tailor-made to equip you with fundamental skills in computer and mobile hardware, software, and networking. As you navigate through the course, our expert instructors will guide you, ensuring that you gain the practical knowledge necessary for troubleshooting and problem-solving.

Microsoft Access is a popular database management system for small to medium databases and is known for its perfect pairing with Microsoft Excel.    

Whether you need to collect and manage large amounts of data or want to record and report on personal performance, this MS Access training course will teach you how best to use the 2021 software.

The CompTIA Network+ (N10-009 Core Series) certification is a vendor-neutral, globally recognised qualification for IT professionals specialising in networking infrastructure. The Network+ course validates your expertise in the latest networking technologies, including designing, configuring, managing, and troubleshooting both wired and wireless networks

Microsoft Office has been around since the mid-80s and once consisted of three core products: Excel; PowerPoint; and Word. 

Microsoft applications have come a long way since their introduction and have added several programs to their repertoire, as well as developing each platform into highly capable office tools. 

Microsoft Outlook has over 40% of the email management market, making it the most popular email software out there. 

While most are aware of Outlook’s basic email capabilities, few have realised its full potential as an overarching project management tool.