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Why train with us?
- All of our trainers are Microsoft certified.
- Internet automation means low administration costs, which leads to competitively priced advanced power point courses of exceptional quality.
- Industry experience - providing successful Microsoft training since 1992.
- A variety of formats to suit your needs: public scheduled, on-site, closed company, one-to-one, tailored and more.
- Training venues in central London, or available for you to hire.
- Now offering London's widest choice of dates, venues and prices.
- Advanced/powerpoint/training never cancelled.
- Training leads to industry accepted qualifications and internationally accepted Microsoft certification.
- Courseware provided with each course for consolidation.
What do you get on the day?
- Microsoft certified trainers with industry relevant experience
- Modern air conditioned training suite, flat screen PC's, 1 per attendee
- Lunch provided in a comfortable and relaxed setting
- Comprehensive course material and files to take away as well as access to our delegate support forum
- What do I get on the day? - More information
Pricing and availability
We have an "EasyJet" style system, so the further ahead you book, the lower the cost! Our promotional rates for advanced power point are available for as little as
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