Microsoft Excel Basic User – Glasgow

Training Course

Get started using Microsoft Excel in the workplace - learn how to use and create basic business spreadsheets!

On this course you'll learn useful tools and time-saving ways to format, align, sort, filter and present data. We'll also give you an introduction to inserting and using basic formula!

Learn online or face-to-face

Training can be delivered remotely using Microsoft Teams, or face-to-face at your business premises in Glasgow.

Customised training

Training sessions can be customised to cover specific topics – learn what you need to know!

Flexible training times

Training can be delivered all in 1 day, or remotely over a period of time (eg 1 hour a week).

User-friendly notes

If you attend a face-to-face course you’ll receive a printed training manual. For remote courses we’ll send you a PDF manual.

Online self-paced learning

In addition to the instructor-led training you’ll also get 12 months access to the online self-paced version of the course, containing additional topics! You’ll be able to watch short video lessons, download practice files and get tutor help if required!

Funding Opportunities

If you live in Scotland you could be eligible to apply for funding to pay for the 4 hour customised course with an SDS Individual Training Account (ITA) from Skills Development Scotland.

You can apply for ITA funding if you are 16 or over and you are:

– unemployed and on benefits

– not working and have no income

– employed with an annual income less than £22,000

– self-employed with an annual income less than £22,000

You will not be eligible to apply for ITA funding if you are in education or involved in any other SDS funded programme.

FAQs

Q: I am currently on benefits, will I be able to apply for ITA funding?

A: Yes

Q: I have no income but my partner/husband/wife works, will I be able to apply for ITA funding?

A: Yes

Q: I am self-employed and earn less than £22,000 per annum, will I be able to apply for ITA funding?

A: Yes

Q: I am employed and earn less than £22,000 per annum, will I be able to apply for ITA funding?

A: Yes

Q: How do I apply for ITA funding?

A: Complete an online application on the My World of Work website.

Online 4 Hour Instructor-led Course – Apply for Funding

Aberdeen 4 Hour Instructor-led Course – Apply for Funding

What did others think of this course…

"What I like about taking a course from EC-PC it really is done in a way that any person not computer savvy can learn."

Sheena McDonald

"A very informative course and covered everything I was looking for, very handy getting a manual also, so thanks."

Karen Keith

"The trainer was very patient and explained how to do the tasks, he was more than happy to go over any tasks that I may have has issues with."

Laura Scott

"The course was excellent, I have learned a lot."

Harry Perfect

"I'm really grateful to my trainer Kelvin. He was highly professional and nice. Thanks to him I learned a lot and took maximum information from the course."

Kateryna Ustiuhova

"The course was conducted in a very nice atmosphere, everything is explained in a very simple and easy way, thank you for your help."

Tina Stachowiak

Microsoft Excel Basic User – Glasgow

Training Course

Get started using Microsoft Excel in the workplace - learn how to use and create basic business spreadsheets!

Funding Opportunities

If you live in Scotland you could be eligible to apply for funding to pay for the 4 hour customised course with an SDS Individual Training Account (ITA) from Skills Development Scotland.

You can apply for ITA funding if you are 16 or over and you are:

– unemployed and on benefits

– not working and have no income

– employed with an annual income less than £22,000

– self-employed with an annual income less than £22,000

You will not be eligible to apply for ITA funding if you are in education or involved in any other SDS funded programme.

FAQs

Q: I am currently on benefits, will I be able to apply for ITA funding?

A: Yes

Q: I have no income but my partner/husband/wife works, will I be able to apply for ITA funding?

A: Yes

Q: I am self-employed and earn less than £22,000 per annum, will I be able to apply for ITA funding?

A: Yes

Q: I am employed and earn less than £22,000 per annum, will I be able to apply for ITA funding?

A: Yes

Q: How do I apply for ITA funding?

A: Complete an online application on the My World of Work website.

Online 4 Hour Instructor-led Course – Apply for Funding

Aberdeen 4 Hour Instructor-led Course – Apply for Funding

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